Even the legendary Steven Spielberg needs a hand now and then, as the director admits how working with Peter Jackson taught him a thing.
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Steven Spielberg never had any qualms about the industry he adopted as his own. Hollywood, known for its brutal behind-the-scenes studio politics and overarching artistic ambitions, has instead been a reservoir of Spielbergian dreams. Action, adventure, science fiction, drama, tragedy, romance and musical – the director has seen it all and done it all.
At the same time, the industry has developed at a steady pace to produce avant-garde film. Visions of the scale of Star Wars and Blade Runner were a far cry from Hitchcock-era thrillers just as The Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones were incomparable to the creations of George Lucas. Spielberg, born between the old and the new, witnessed the changes and contributed to the evolution of Hollywood, helping to shape it into a postmodern model of ideas.
Because Steven Spielberg, evolving with the times while often paving the way for change itself, has helped bring some exceptional storyboards to life. In his work involving Peter Jackson, the couple brought Georges Remi alias Hergé's famous action manga European series, The Adventures of Life, to the screens.
