Steven Spielberg

But they haven't seen them all.

And they'll tell me.

This is not what I expected you to say because everybody's children, no matter how accomplished they are, they think, oh, it's just what dad does.

Well, I'll tell you what my kids do.

When my kids were six, eight, ten years old, and I'd bring them to the sets because my whole family, Kate would bring the whole family to the sets.

Anywhere I was shooting, the family would live there.

And my kids were so bored by my job.

They come on the set and the first thing they'd say is, when do we get to leave?

You're kidding.

No, I'm not kidding because one of my kids said to me, they said, because we just waited an hour.

And then when you said action, it only lasted two minutes.

And now you put the camera somewhere else and it's going to be another hour.

Oh.

You know, it's the waiting part that they hated.

The only film I remember them not wanting to leave the set was Jurassic Park.

Oh, wow.

Because we had the 35-foot T-Rex completely auto-animatronic designed brilliantly by the brilliant Stan Winston.

They couldn't get enough of that.

What is a movie you might redo differently if you had the chance?

Hook.