Steven Spielberg by Longford

While a teenager, Spielberg would often sneak onto this studio lot. He eventually got an unpaid internship before being offered a director's job at the television department at age 20. What was the studio?

His first film was a short about 2 young people hitchhiking together. The title later became the name of his production company. What was this film?

His first commercial movie was a TV movie about a motorist being terrorized by an unseen trucker. What was the title of this movie starring Dennis Weaver?

His first theatrical release starred Goldie Hawn. It was based upon a true story of a couple heading to at town in Texas to retrieve their children. What was this film?

His next movie was the massive hit "Jaws". Who was the author of the book "Jaws" , who had a cameo in the movie?

"Jaws" was riddled with production problems. Weather, and notoriously, a mechanical shark that would not work. What was the nickname of the shark, named after Spielberg's lawyer?

Spielberg worked with "Jaws" star Richard Dreyfuss again on "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". At what Wyoming landmark does the film's climax take place? Dreyfuss creates a model of it in his living room.

"1941" was the first film by Spielberg that was not a huge commercial or critical success.The story of the West Coast immediately after Pearl Harbor, it stars 2 actors from Saturday Night Live. Name both actors.

"Raiders of the Lost Ark" was a huge hit and the start of a massive Indiana Jones franchise. Who played Marion Ravenwood, Indiana's love interest?

E.T. phone home. What actor played the mysterious nameless government agent, listed only as "Keys" in the credits, for the keys he carries on him?

Spielberg was introduced to his first wife by Brian DePalma, who directed her in one of his biggest movies. Who was this actress?

Spielberg met his second wife while filming "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom". Who is is second and current wife?

Spielberg was one of 4 directors to direct a segment in the movie "Twilight Zone". The movie is most famous for the death of what actor, along with 2 child actors during the filming of a helicopter stunt?

"The Color Purple" was a change in style for Spielberg's and his first "serious" movie. Who wrote the book "The Color Purple"?

Spielberg has a stellar reputation for working with child actors. What child actor, now world famous, starred in "Empire of the Sun"?

"Always" starring Richard Dreyfuss again, was a remake of a World War II movie starring Spencer Tracy. What was the original movie titled?

"Saving Private Ryan" was a commercial and critical success. In one of the bigger Oscar snubs, it did not win Best Picture. What film did win?

"Amistad" is based on a true story of slaves who take over the ship La Amistad. What historical figure (depicted by Anthony Hopkins) helped defend the abducted men?

Duh Duh. Duh Duh. What composer worked on numerous Spielberg movies and won Oscars for scores for 3 movies including "Jaws",

"Minority Report" stars Tom Cruise as a policeman who stops "pre-crimes". The movie is based upon what author's book?