Fabermann Creator Steven Spielberg recalled the thrill of seeing Michelle Williams and Paul Dano as his parents on the set of the film.
during an interview The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Academy Award-winning director reflects on the first day of production, which turned into an emotionally difficult one.
Spielberg, 76, recalls the first time he saw Williams and Dano dressed as his parents on set The Faberman family.
“Mark Bridges (the costume designer) came up to me and said, ‘Here’s Paul and Michelle, here’s their hair, makeup, and costumes,'” he said, noting that he had seen Over the costumes of the actors, but not together.
“I turned around and saw my mum and dad and I just cried. Just like that, I didn’t even think about it, it just happened.”
“Michelle ran up to me and hugged me. Paul came around behind me – he was really tall – and put his arms around my shoulders and just hugged me like that.”
He continued: “I gave them [Williams and Dano] The presentation was given long before the first day of filming. I was in tears writing the script with Tony Kushner. “
“I’m a professional. [I told them,] ‘Do not worry about me. You don’t have to take care of me. My job is to take care of you and guide you to some great shows. And, that’s not the case,” he added.
Fabermann is an Academy Award-nominated film about Spielberg’s coming of age as a budding filmmaker.
It describes the story of a kid who became obsessed with movies after his parents took him to the movies”The greatest show on earth”.
He fell in love with movies, and with an encouraging mother by his side, he went ahead and started making his own movies at home.