As an awkward teenager in suburban Arizona, Steven Spielberg passed his time in a fantasy world of his own creation--making films of all genres and lengths, from 8-minute Westerns to 2 hour long epics--on his amateur camera equipment. Now, of course, Spielberg is a household name, having invented the Hollywood blockbuster with 1975`s JAWS, as well directed over 20 other box office smashes and critical hits (among them SCHINDLER`S LIST, INDIANA JONES, and E.T.) Known as a naturally masterful storyteller, in INTERVIEWS, Spielberg gets to tell the most personal story of all--that of his own life. Culled from a quarter-century`s worth of interviews with the famed director, this well-edited book contains candid discussions of Spielberg`s childhood, influences, hardships, and triumphs.
