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Star Wars vs Close Encounters
Richard Dreyfuss tells Ron Rosenbaum that cinematic history could have turned out very differently if Steven Spielberg had beaten George Lucas to the finishing post: “George and Steven are best friends and when we were still shooting, [Lucas] had just … Continue reading
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Tagged Close Encounters of the Third Kind, George Lucas, Richard Dreyfuss, Star Wars, Steven Spielberg
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With so little basis for agreement, the relationship between Kubrick and Spielberg, which began in cordiality and mutual respect, would collapse during post-production of “The Shining”, when Spielberg moved into the studio in the wake of Kubrick’s film to start … Continue reading
