Who can list all the films directed by Steven Allan Spielberg?

Steven Allan Spielberg Spielberg's works:

Transformers Movie Edition (2007)

Jurassic Park IV Jurassic Park IV (2007)

Flags of Our Fathers (2006)

Monster House (2006)

The Pacific (2006)

The Terror of War (2006)

When the world collided (2006)

Interference (2006)

Unnamed Ukrainian Holocaust Project (2006)

Red Sun, Black Beach (2006)

Munich/Munich Massacre/Untitled Revenge 1972 Munich Olympic Games Project (2005)

Memoirs of a Geisha/Memoirs of a Geisha (2005)

The legend of zorro/Mask Solo 2: the legend of zorro (2005)

The Battle of the World (2005)

Into the West (2005)

Into the West (2005)

Terminal/Love You Without Borders/Airport Terminal (2004)

Double challenge (2004)

Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust (2004)

Medal of Honor: Pacific Attack (2004)

Dream Empire: The Story of Star Wars Trilogy (2004)

Cecil B. DeMille: American Epic (2004)

The biggest celebrity, alas (2004)

Inside the Terminal (2004)

Kennedy Center Honor: Celebration of Performing Arts (2004)

The Filmmaker's Legacy: Early American Seute Roper (2004)

Saving Private Ryan: Re-creating Omaha Beach (2004)

Steven Allan Spielberg and the Small Screen (2004)

Survivors of the Holocaust: Visual History Foundation (2004)

Voices on the List (2004)

The ultimate movie (2004)

Duel: Dialogue with Director Steven Allan Spielberg (2004)

The 2nd Irish Film and Television Awards (2004)

Artwork from the Future: The Making of THX 1 138 (2004)

Frontier: The Magic of Film Editing (2004)

The Force is with them: the legacy of Star Wars in 2004

Why History Is Important: A Dialogue with Students (2003)

Behind the Camera (2003)

Medal of Honor: Allied assault pioneer (2003)

Spielberg the Adventure (2003)

Behind the Ear: The True Story of Roger Rabbit (2003)

Burma Bridge Killer (2003)

Cooperation of Soul: Casting and Performing The Color Purple (2003)

Purple: Musical (2003)

Dialogue with Ancestors: The Color Purple from Book to Screen (2003)

Cultivating Classics: The Making of The Color Purple (2003)

Indiana Jones: Making Trilogy (2003)

Medal of Honor: Rising Sun (2003)

Robert capa: In Love and War (2003)

The American Dream in America (2002)

Get away with it/I know who you are/Zhi Shuangxiong/Catch me if you dare/Ghost/Catch me if you dare (2002).

Ace spy 3: Gold ally Austin Powers in Gold Member (2002)

Black Super Swat Team 2 Men in Black II (2002)

Minority Report/Future Report/Key Report Minority Report (2002)

The 54th Emmy Golden Time Award (2002)

Artificial Intelligence Robot (2002)

Interstate 60 in Shen Cai (2002)

The Voice of Ai (2002)

Aliens: 20th Anniversary Celebration (2002)

Deconstructing Minority Reports: The World of Minority Reports (2002)

Deconstructing Minority Reports: Precog Vision (2002)

Minority Report: Players (2002)

Minority Report: Stories and Debates (2002)

The price of peace (2002)

Opening Ceremony of the 19th Winter Olympic Games (2002)

Ai: Portrait of David (2002)

Ai: The Portrait of Joe (2002)

Creating Artificial Intelligence (2002)

Steven Allan Spielberg: Our Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence (2002)

Breaking the Silence (2002)

Great white shark: e! The True Hollywood Story (2002)

AFI Lifetime Achievement Award: Tribute to Tom Hanks (2002)

Medal of Honor: Joint Attack (2002)

Brian De Palma, Integrity (2002)

Alien party (2002)

Who's Alan Smithee? (2002)

Reflection on Evil (2002)

Medal of Honor: Frontline (2002)

Flying saucer invasion "shooting" (2002)

A prelude to a dream (2002)

Artificial Intelligence/Foreign Exchange (2002)

Ai: From Painting to Scenery (2002)

Wearing Ai (2002)

Aide's Music (2002)

Vanilla Sky (200 1)

Jurassic Park Three Jurassic Park Three (200 1)

Evolution (200 1)

Shrek/Shrek/Shrek/Shrek (200 1)

Artificial intelligence: AI (200 1)

Production of Brothers Company (200 1)

Zehn Gebote der Kreativit？ t，Die (200 1)

Intimate Portrait: holly hunter (200 1)

Brothers Company/Brothers Company in War/Brothers Company in War/Normandy Airborne Brothers Company (200 1)

Production of Close Contact of the Third Kind (200 1)

Beyond Jurassic Park (200 1)

Production of "cape fear" (200 1)

Beginning: Making the first episode (200 1)

Always loyal (200 1)

Landing of Raney, a Wandering Youth (200 1)

Stanley kubrick: Movie Life stanley kubrick: Life in Movies.

AFI's 100, 100 thriller: the most thrilling movie in America (200 1)

R2-D2: Under the dome

We stand alone (200 1)

The Lost Soul (2000)

What's next (2000)

American Beauty: Take a closer look ... (2000)

Lawrence of Arabia: Dialogue with Steven Allan Spielberg (2000)

Medal of Honor: Underground (2000)

Men in Black Alien Attack (2000)

Gunfight (2000)

Chuck Jones: Extreme and Intermediate, Animated Life (2000)

Holocaust (2000)

3 1st NAACP image award (2000)

Ghost invasion haunted (1999)

From star wars to star wars: industrial light and. Magic (1999)

Hollywood forever (1999)

Millennium Biography: 100 people-1000 years (1999)

Production of "Amistad" (1999)

Profile: Steven Allan Spielberg (1999)

Medal of Honor (1999)

Unauthorized Star Wars Story (1999)

Unfinished journey (1999)

Intimate Portrait: laura dern (1999)

Waco's wish (1999)

Titus (1999)

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Internal Observation (1999)

Zorro Mask/Black Zorro Mask Zorro Mask (1998)

Saving Private Ryan/Thunder Rescue/Saving Private Ryan, Saving Private Ryan (1998)

Comet Hit Earth/Earth Collision/Doomsday Saving the Future/Ground Motion/Ground Motion Deep Impact (1998)

1945 eschatology disappeared, (1998)

A hundred years of AFI's 100 ... 100 movies (1998)

Breakthrough: "Saving Private Ryan" (1998)

Unlocking/Brave and Fearless Amistad (1997)

Men in black (1997), Black Super Police Force

Michael Jackson: The History of Film-Volume II (1997)

Locust, (1997)

The Lost World: Jurassic Park The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)

Tornado Tornado (1996)

American Film Academy pays tribute to Clint Eastwood (1996)

Ghost horse kasper (1995)

Puppy portos barto (1995)

The Production of Jaws by Steven Allan Spielberg (1995)

American Film Academy pays tribute to Steven Allan Spielberg (1995)

Production of Jurassic Park (1995)

Benevolence and benevolence "Er" (1994)

Film century, A (1994)

Stone City Paradise flintstones (1994)

Class of' 6 1 (1993)

Jurassic Park Jurassic Park (1993)

Schindler's list (1993)

DSV deep-sea cruise ship SeaQuest( 1993)

Trial mixing (1993)

We're back! The story of a dinosaur (1993)

Cartoon Adventure: How I Spend My Holidays (1992)

Illusion of light (1992)

It's up to you, Warner Bros. (199 1)

Captain Hook (199 1)

I hope the wings can work, A (199 1)

American Rat Tan Episode II American Tail: Fei Wei Er Xi Qu, An (199 1)

Back to the Future III Back to the Future Part III (1990)

Back to the Future II Back to the Future Part II (1989)

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Indiana Jones (raiders of the lost ark)-Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

Empire of the sun, empire of the sun (1987)

Back to the future (1985)

Color purple (1985)

Raiders of the lost ark and the Temple of Doomsday raiders of the lost ark (raiders of the lost ark)-Legend of the Magic Palace (1984)

Extraterritorial rights of alien e.t. (1982)

Raiders of the lost ark Indiana Jones (raiders of the lost ark)-raiders of the lost ark (198 1)

194 1 194 1 ( 1979)

Close contact of the third kind Close contact of the third kind (1977)

Great white shark (1975)

Zhui (197 1)

Name: Steven Allan Spielberg.

Translation: Steven Allan Spielberg

Birthday:1947 65438+1October 28th.

Place of birth: USA

Constellation: Scorpio

As the most important figure in the development of Hollywood film creation in 1970s, Steven Allan Spielberg changed the method and content of film production. His three films (Jaws 1975, E.T. Alien 198 1, Jurassic Park 1993) have been among the top ten box office movies in the world. His former production company, Amperin Entertainment, is also famous for making many popular movies, including 1984' s Genie, 1985' s Back to the Future and 1988' s Who framed Roger Rabbit. However, his amazing success made him not recognized as an artist for many years. In addition to the box office market, Spielberg is as impressive as many creative colleagues: like orson welles, he is praised and criticized for his precocity; Like Alfred Hitchcock, as a master of dealing with emotions, he was sometimes praised and sometimes cursed; Like Jess Franco, he was criticized as shameless and sentimental. However, Spielberg's most important spiritual predecessor is Walter Disney, a creative figure who takes trivial entertainment seriously and shapes himself into a brand.

60' s: set foot in movies.

Spielberg never went to film school. By self-study, he made his first film at the age of 16, a two-hour sci-fi film "Firelight", which was approved by a local cinema in Phoenix and showed for one night. His short film 1969 "Amperin" attracted the attention of Universal Pictures, and Spielberg won the contract to direct his first TV film "Night Gallery" (NBC,1969), including big names Joan Crawford and Rod Selin. Then, he continued to hone his skills and directed a series of weekly TV dramas, including Colombo and Dr. Marcus wilby, as well as three other TV movies. One of the TV movies, Duel (ABC, 1969), was broadcast in Europe, and it was a success in both critics and business circles.

1970s and 1980s: the birth of famous directors.

Spielberg's first feature film On the rampage (1974) shows that Spielberg attaches importance to family in his later works. And his design of jumping and chasing cars and skillful operation of suspense comedy events have also made him a director who has attracted much attention. Due to the lack of market, this interesting and exciting feature film has only a bleak box office. However, Spielberg's second film Jaws made him a pioneer of modern movies. The film is composed of a new director, a group of unknown actors and a robot shark, which makes Spielberg one of the top film directors in Hollywood.

He shot the famous film close encounters of the third kind in 1977. After two consecutive sensational films, Spielberg tried a comedy with a huge budget. 1979 The movie 194 1 tells the story of a group of paranoid people in a small town in California, USA, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Although the film finally made a profit, he felt that the film was a failure with connivance. Then, Spielberg chose to cooperate with george lucas and finished the film raiders of the lost ark at 198 1, which became one of his representative works. This film introduces the famous archaeologist and brave adventurer Indiana Jones played by Harrison Ford to the world, making him the most popular screen hero after James Bond. During the production process, Spielberg was tired of accurate location shooting, so he tried to relax himself and wrote a personal film about several children and a lost alien. This laid a good foundation for his most famous film work "E.T. Alien".

Spielberg's attention to art and business changed greatly in the mid-1980s, and he began to spend more time on production. Apart from continuing the story of Indiana Jones, he chose to direct this project against his usual nature. After the films The Color Purple and empire of the sun, he directed the film Forever at 1989, which was his first romantic movie. The film also contains emotional obligations, waste and death. 1989 Although the film Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade opened up a new situation, it moved its location to Europe and focused on Jones' family dynamics. Due to the lack of originality in the design of action scenes, the sharp father-son friendly joke between Harrison Ford and sean connery became the highlight of the film.

Nineties: Technology is becoming more and more mature.

Spielberg once again put the work of directing in the first place in the 1990s. The film Jurassic Park, which was adapted from mike green's dinosaur disaster novel, was born and returned to the adventure theme before Spielberg. This film is a breakthrough in film stunts, with amazing action design, although the characters are rarely superficial. Spielberg's films have also become one of the most aggressive films at the box office in history. After finishing the post-production of Jurassic Park in Paris, he went to Poland to shoot Schindler's List, a highly anticipated film about the World War II massacre.

Based on Thomas Keneally's Booker Prize-winning novel, this film is adapted from a true story, which has brought the most respected attention to Spielberg's career. The film won seven Oscars, including best picture and best director, and earned a total domestic box office of 1 billion dollars. At this point, Spielberg is widely regarded as one of the movie master in the world.

Under the strong demands and shouts of the audience, Spielberg returned to the familiar field of film special effects, and brought the sequel "Lost World" to Jurassic Park in 1997, this time only repeating the excellent original story in a brand-new way. Later, Spielberg brought a witty historical film "Breaking the Lock" in the same year, which was based on a true story about the rebellion in slave ship, and later triggered a legal struggle in the United States. Under careful setting, the film is famous for describing the central line and the miserable living conditions of slaves. The following year, Spielberg returned to the theme of World War II, and the film Saving Private Ryan became one of his most admired films. This nearly three-hour film fictionalizes historical events and tells the story of a special team sent to find the only survivors of four brothers serving in the army. The film was praised for its unreserved and true representation of the war scene. After the film was released in July, critics immediately selected it as one of the best films of the year. The film later earned more than $200 million at the box office and was nominated for the 1 1 Academy Award. Although the film became a big hit in the best film award, it didn't win the prize, but Spielberg still won the best director award.

1In the autumn of 994, Spielberg, record giant david geffen and former Disney executive director Jeffrey Kesenberg set up a new multimedia entertainment company named DreamWorks. The first batch of TV works in this fledgling studio achieved only limited success; Only Michael J. Fox's work The Rotating City (ABC, 1996-) has been successful. Other works, such as the comedy CHAMPS(ABC, 1996) about men's friendship and the old-school gangster comedy High Alert (ABC, 1996-97), all come and go in a hurry. Although DreamWorks' first major work, Watch for Doomsday (1997), a film about the threat of nuclear war only achieved an ordinary box office success, the studio gradually took shape with many popular films made by itself and co-produced with other companies, including Saving Private Ryan, Shrek, The Lord of the Rings, Gladiator, Visitors from the Galaxy and America.

The New Millennium: Wonderful and Extraordinary

Spielberg has also made some achievements on TV. His successful TV works as an executive director include The Story of the Emergency Room by medical drama (1994-), the sci-fi TV series Hijacking (2002) with huge investment and the equally popular West Wind and Cloud (2005). His most impressive TV work is HBO TV series Brothers Company (200 1). Spielberg and Tom Hanks co-produced the hit drama 10, which won many Emmy awards for the brother company, as well as comments and applause from the public.

However, shooting through the lens is still the highest passion of the director, and Spielberg continues to explore his talent range in the commercial background. Although he can't combine the sensitivity of his popular movies with the more gloomy and philosophical views of his idol, director stanley kubrick, when he chose to make the movie Artificial Intelligence (200 1), a fairy tale and sci-fi fable that Kubrick pondered for more than ten years, the movie failed gorgeously, although compared with the movies of Harry Joel Osmond and Jude Law, it had some striking moments and shocking visual effects. But when Spielberg adapted Philip K. Dick's sci-fi short story Minority Report (2002) and chose Tom Cruise, the most popular movie star in the world at that time, he caused an explosive sensation again. As a fast-paced, intense and eye-catching thriller, Minority Report is Spielberg's most clumsy and humble film work for many years. Although the film is full of sci-fi costumes, it shows that the director is still at the forefront of a new wave of action adventure video game style. In the same year, the director directed Hide and Seek, which was a great success in art and business. Spielberg not only recreated the scene of 1960s in a realistic and nostalgic way, but also patiently taught DiCaprio to show the most charming and mature performances.

The director reunited with Hanks for the third time for The Terminal. Although the film has wonderful moments, on the whole, it is one of the director's more artificial works. What is even more impressive is Spielberg's remake of herbert george wells's sci-fi classic War of the Worlds (2005), adding contemporary writing to familiar stories, and seeking inspiration from his earlier best elements, including Wells' novels, radio programs and 1950s film versions, and of course, fascinating special effects design.

At the end of 2005, Spielberg devoted himself to the long-brewing film Munich. The director worked closely with two major screenwriters, Eric Ross and later Tony Kushner, in order to achieve a balanced handling of these politically charged events and avoid favoring any special interest groups (especially Israeli, Mossad and Palestinian leaders) at any time. Although many outsiders criticized the political color and psychological state described in the film, this film has undoubtedly become one of his masterpieces, and it has also achieved artistic success. Nominated for many awards, including the Oscar for Best Director. At the same time, a year will pass. With the acquisition of DreamWorks by Paramount Pictures, Spielberg ended the operation of the company with another pet project, and DreamWorks finally failed to grow into a mature film company.