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This "Purple Sisters" was adapted into a movie from the original novel of the same name. In 1986, it won 11 Oscar nominations, including the most recent. Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Art Direction, Best Costume Design, Best Makeup, Best Original Music, Best Original Song, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, and Best Picture, 11 nominations , even though it lacked the best director, it did cause quite a sensation in the film art news at the time. Spielberg already had a huge number of movie fans around the world. The finalists announced by the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences naturally attracted a lot of attention from movie fans. There were a lot of noises, and then the list was announced after the awards ceremony. As a result, all the "Purple Sisters" were wiped out and did not win any awards, which caused another wave of news.

Although "The Purple Sisters" is a film adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning work, and it also received many Oscar nominations that year, some viewers who are used to Spielberg's commercial films may intuitively think that This is a pretty serious movie. Indeed, the story and theme of this movie are quite serious, but Spielberg had just finished filming "E.T." and two "Indiana Jones" movies (Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Legend of the Lost Ark) that year, although this "Purple Sisters" " is a new challenge for him in choosing the type of movie. However, this movie is not as serious and slow-paced as expected. "The Purple Sisters" is still full of "Spielberg"-style humor from time to time. Perhaps because of this, some movie critics at the time said that this was a sugar-coated movie.

However, regardless of whether the film critics liked or disliked the film at the time, in this film one can still strongly feel Spielberg's skill in using pictures to express the story and change the lens. At the same time, as the plot progresses, During the performance, the audience was unknowingly moved to tears by the film. However, because of the unique treatment of "The Purple Sisters" by the Oscars, many viewers who have not seen the movie are even more curious about "The Purple Sisters". On the contrary, it performed well at the box office and will be watched again many years later. Watching this movie, I feel that it is still an extremely excellent film among many of Spielberg's works. It can also be regarded as a turning point for him to transcend the success of commercial films and turn to another type of film.

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Steven Spielberg

Date of birth: December 18, 1947

Place of birth: Ohio, USA

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Speaking of Steven Spielberg's name, it is estimated that no movie fan will not know it. He directed, produced or executive produced seven of the top twenty box-office films in the United States.

Those familiar films are more or less related to him. His directorial debut was "The Sugarland Express", for which he is also the screenwriter. This movie shows Steven Spielberg's unique style.

Since the 1980s, he has directed "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial", "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Close Encounters" of the Third Kind) both earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Director. So far, Steven Spielberg has been nominated for eight Oscars, and finally won the championship with a religious black-and-white blockbuster "Schindler's List". The number of nominations has set a new Oscar record, surpassing thriller director Alfred Hitchcock (West End), two-time Oscar winner for Best Director, comedy director Billy Wilder, and three-time Oscar winner for Best Director. Fred Zinnemann.

In 1984, he formed his own production company, Amblin Entertainment. And participated in the production of many wonderful films. Includes: Gremlins, Goonies, Back to the Future trilogy, Casper, Twister wait.

In 1994, together with Jeffrey Katzenberg (former senior president of Disney) and David Geffen (record industry tycoon), he formed a new company, DreamWorksSKG (DreamWorks), and launched "Comet Hits the Earth" as soon as the company was established. "(Deep Impact), Prince of Egypt and other blockbusters. The huge commercial value, a lot of film awards, and the title of production company boss have made him go beyond the scope of ordinary directors. In addition to building a giant statue next to the big letters Hollywood or being listed as a "saint" by the Pope, I think Steven Spielberg is already difficult to surpass.

"Saving Private Ryan" has won Steven Spielberg the Golden Globe Award for Best Director, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award and the Directors Guild of America Award.

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In 1993, the film "Schindler's List" won the Oscar for Best Director and Best Feature Film

The 1985 film "THE COLOR PURPLE" was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director

The 1982 film "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" won the Academy Award for Best Director and Best Picture Nominated

The 1981 film "Raiders of the Lost Ark" was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director

The 1977 film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" Third Kind) was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director