Steven Spielberg

Steven Spielberg revealed at the Academy Museum that during Jaws filming in 1974, he feared his career was over, convinced the troubled shark movie would end his directing future.

Kareena Kapoor reveals Steven Speilberg praised her for 3 idiots, reveals she believes in Hindi cinema than Hollywood at Waves 2025

Kareena Kapoor stole the spotlight at the WAVES 2025 Summit with her charm and wit, sharing a memorable anecdote about meeting legendary director Steven Spielberg during a candid chat with Karan Johar.

Steven Spielberg, Taylor Swift, Oprah, Rihanna, Jay-Z among Forbes celebrity billionaires 2024

Forbes said the richest celebrity billionaires are worth a collective $31 billion. Here's a handful of filmmakers, TV personas and singers who grabbed top spots.

Martin Scorsese breaks record after 10th Oscar nomination, surpasses Steven Spielberg

Scorsese now has 10 best director nominations, surpassing Steven Spielberg, who has nine. The 81-year-old has won in the category just once, for 2006’s 'The Departed'.

'Vanishing Point' star Barry Newman dies at the age of 92

Barry Newman's acting career was affected after he was diagnosed with vocal-cord cancer in 2007.

James Cameron watched 'RRR' twice, says SS Rajamouli after meeting iconic director

SS Rajamouli shared two photos on Twitter and recounted that James Cameron apparently loved “RRR” so much that not only did he recommend it to his wife but he also watched it again.

Catch me if you can: 'The Fabelmans', a Steven Spielberg origin story

In this fable about a man, the legendary filmmaker turns the camera inward for this excellent emotional exploration of his childhood, recounting some of the defining and traumatic moments of his own life.

Model from 'E.T.', Steven Spielberg's sci-fi classic, sells for $2.6 million

A maquette of E.T. also sold for $125,000, while one of the bikes used in the film's climatic getaway scene went for $115,000.

Berlin film fest gives Steven Spielberg lifetime achievement award

The multiple Oscar winner's work "is unique in the history of international cinema of the past 60 years for its immense variety," the festival said.

Secretary Mimi Reinhardt, who typed the Schindler’s list, dies at 107

Schindler hired Mimi Reinhardt during one of his apparent recruitment drives, which were in reality guises to keep Jewish workers from being sent to gas chambers. Reinhardt knew shorthand and was hired as a typist.

Amblin Partners joins Alibaba to produce, fund Hollywood films

Under the terms of the partnership, Alibaba Pictures will acquire a minority equity stake in Amblin Partners and an Alibaba Pictures representative will join Amblin Partners' board of directors.

I'm not a huge fan of 100-crore films: John Abraham

John Abraham: It was an unconventional move as most models enter the profession at the age of 21 or so. And here I was—someone who already had an MBA, a job with an advertising agency and reasonably certain that I wanted to get into media planning

Mirren in DreamWorks Indian drama- The Hundred-Foot Journey

Oscar winning actress Helen Mirren and Indian-origin actor Manish Dayal will star in "The Hundred-Foot Journey" by DreamWorks Studios'. Lasse Hallstrom will direct the film with Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey and Juliet Blake producing.

Oscar Night to have something for everyone, producers say

With a high-five from 9-year-old actress Quvenzhane Wallis, and a pledge that Oscar Night will have something for everyone, the Academy Awards kicked into high gear on Monday at a luncheon for more than 160 nominees.

'Jurassic Park 4' to release in June 2014

"Jurassic Park 4" will be shot in 3D and will release on June 13, 2014, it has been announced. Universal Pictures has confirmed the date for the Steven Spielberg-produced movie.

Oscar nominees get kisses, hugs and whoops

Screenwriter Tony Kushner got a kiss and a hug, actor Hugh Jackman found his first Oscar nomination "a bit surreal," and singer Adele felt a bit like screen legend Meryl Streep.

Film 'Lincoln' gets record 13 Critics Choice nominations

Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" landed a record-breaking 13 nominations for the Critics Choice Movie Awards on Tuesday, ahead of musical "Les Miserables" and indie comedy "Silver Linings Playbook".

Spielberg denies making movie on Osama Bin Laden raid

Filmmaker Steven Spielberg has denied that he is working on a movie about the US Navy Seals operation which lead to Osama Bin Laden's death.

Spielberg studio gets about $200m from Reliance Ent

Dreamworks Studio, the film company headed by superstar director Steven Spielberg, will get around USD 200 million from its partner Reliance Entertainment to continue making films, according to a person with knowledge of the transaction.

A minute with: Steven Spielberg on Tintin and War Horse

Steven Spielberg is among the most prolific film directors ever, and as if to prove it, he has two movies in theaters this holiday week during what is one of the biggest box office periods of the year.

Spielberg's Tintin film targets new audiences

Steven Spielberg's computer animated 3D adaptation of Belgian comic book hero Tintin premiered in Brussels on Saturday, aiming to capture a new global audience for the adventures of the boy reporter with the trademark quiff.

A look behind the making of 'Terra Nova' dinosaurs

Everybody knows what dinosaurs look and sound like. After all, who hasn't seen the "Jurassic Park" movies.

Spielberg plans return trip to 'Jurassic Park'

Twenty years after his Velociraptors and T Rex ruled Jurassic Park, director Steven Spielberg says the maneaters are returning to a movie theater near you -- teeth sharpened, and not for the popcorn.

Noah Wyle chooses sci-fi series for TV comeback

It's been six years since Noah Wyle left hospital drama "ER." Now he's back on television in the new TV series, "Falling Skies," the much-anticipated alien invasion drama from executive producer Steven Spielberg.

Disney to cut 200 studio jobs: Source

Walt Disney Co will cut about 200 positions at its movie studio unit, according to a person familiar with the matter, as it reduces its focus on home entertainment distribution of DVDs.