This man earned his first professional credit directing the segment "Eyes" in the pilot episode of Rod Serling's Night Gallery, his follow up to The Twilight Zone. In 1983, this man would not only co-produce The Twilight Zone: The Movie, but would direct the segment based on the episode "Kick the Can" about residents of a retirement home literally returning to their youth with the help of a children's game. Identify this film director who would develop his own short lived TV anthology series, Amazing Stories (he was also executive producer of 2011's Real Steel, which was an adaptation of The Twilight Zone's episode "Steel". (edited at 10:18 am, December 6, 2015 (EST))
Original question: This man earned his first professional credit directing the segment "Eyes" in the pilot episode of Rod Serling's Night Gallery, his follow up to The Twilight Zone In 1983, this man would not only co-produce The Twilight Zone: The Movie, but would direct the segment based on the episode "Kick the Can" about residents of a retirement home literally returning to their youth with the help of a children's game. Identify this film director who would develop his own short lived TV anthology series, Amazing Stories (he was also executive producer of 2011's Real Steel, which was an adaptation of The Twilight Zone's episode "Steel".
Steven Spielberg