Steven Spielberg reveals he cried the first time he saw The Fablemans actors Michelle Williams and Paul Dano in costume based after his parents.
Steven Spielberg reveals his emotional response to seeing The Fabelmans actors Michelle Williams and Paul Dano in costume for the first time. While the characters are under the guise of a different surname, Spielberg based The Fabelmans largely after his own life and early filmmaking career, with Williams and Dano playing the semi-fictionalized versions of the Oscar-winning filmmaker's real parents.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY In discussing the experience of bringing his family's story to the screen, Spielberg reveals he cried the first time he saw The Fabelmans actors Williams and Dano in costume, having an emotional flashback to his real-life parents and blown away by how closely they looked. Check out Spielberg’s full description of the experience:
Everything Everywhere All At Once directors The Daniels could pull an upset on Oscar night, but thus far Spielberg is the favorite to win best director at the 95th Academy Awards, especially after his Golden Globe win. In a category otherwise filled with first-time Best Director nominees, Spielberg is by far the most veteran force within the category.
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