Steven Spielberg

I mean, he was, look, Stanley is witty and he's funny.

The other thing that people don't give him credit for is he's got a devilish sense of humor and he's a really funny guy.

He's a great laugher.

But he kind of pushes you in that kind of a way.

So when Stanley asked me a question, when he says, jump, I don't say how high.

Right.

What is it?

Well, because Stanley was always – he was great inside of a joke.

He was terrific in creating – putting himself inside of any kind of what you could call a conspiracy theory.

And I think Stanley really enjoyed – I didn't – we never talked about this, Stanley and I. So you think he loved that people thought this and he's like, I'm leaning into this to fuck with them.

that the moon landing was fake and Stanley directed the fake moon landing.

I think not ever having spoken to him about this, knowing Stanley as little as I do, or as much as I do, I think he would, he would love that.

He never really cracked it.

I know how they did the shot, but you just took my answer.

Oh, okay.

Well, then you explain how they did it.

That was what I was going to say, was the floating pen was one of my favorite shots.

They simply put a very large piece of circular glass and the pen, you can tell when the flight attendant takes the pen off, she doesn't take it out of midair.

It pops into her finger because it's been stuck with a very light tape or a little light adhesive onto the glass.

But the glass is slowly turning on a motor.