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The Unlikely Movie That George Lucas Had To Direct
50:30 - 1:00:41 (10:10)
In this episode, filmmaker George Lucas talks about his experiences directing and producing different films and TV shows, including how a case of food poisoning led to the making of "The Raiders of the Lost Ark."
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The streaming business has given a chance for five times more filmmakers to get their start making films.
50:30 - 52:23 (01:52)
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The streaming business has given a chance for five times more filmmakers to get their start making films. However, it is crucial for the streaming services to allow for more theatrical window dressing to give filmmakers a chance to make profit from theater releases.
ChapterThe Unlikely Movie That George Lucas Had To Direct
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David Fincher, in a podcast interview, expresses his interest in long-form storytelling and the opportunities streaming platforms offer in this regard.
52:23 - 54:17 (01:53)
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David Fincher, in a podcast interview, expresses his interest in long-form storytelling and the opportunities streaming platforms offer in this regard. He also shares his opinion on the day and date philosophy.
ChapterThe Unlikely Movie That George Lucas Had To Direct
Episode"Steven Spielberg"
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The creator of Fableman speaks about how the art he creates helps work through trauma and some of the challenges he had rendering his previous work into a dance performance.
54:17 - 57:23 (03:06)
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The creator of Fableman speaks about how the art he creates helps work through trauma and some of the challenges he had rendering his previous work into a dance performance.
ChapterThe Unlikely Movie That George Lucas Had To Direct
Episode"Steven Spielberg"
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The director of Indiana Jones, Steven Spielberg, discusses how the famous scene where Harrison Ford shoots the swordsman came about and how making the swordsman look funny-looking helped lessen the perception of the cold-blooded murder aspect.
57:23 - 59:34 (02:11)
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The director of Indiana Jones, Steven Spielberg, discusses how the famous scene where Harrison Ford shoots the swordsman came about and how making the swordsman look funny-looking helped lessen the perception of the cold-blooded murder aspect.
ChapterThe Unlikely Movie That George Lucas Had To Direct
Episode"Steven Spielberg"
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Hear from the director of "Indiana Jones" as he discusses the backstory behind the improvised scene where Indiana Jones shoots the swordsman instead of fighting him with his whip.
59:34 - 1:00:41 (01:07)
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Hear from the director of "Indiana Jones" as he discusses the backstory behind the improvised scene where Indiana Jones shoots the swordsman instead of fighting him with his whip. This was due to Harrison Ford's illness from eating tainted lamb the night before.