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The 43 pages that link to Steven Spielberg, each with the reason it gives.

• New HollywoodRelated: His early work connects New Hollywood filmmaking to the blockbuster model that followed.

• Palme d’OrRelated: He served as jury president in 2013, when the jury awarded the Palme d’Or to Blue Is the Warmest Colour.

• George LucasRelated: Spielberg co-created Indiana Jones with Lucas and directed its films.

• John WilliamsRelated: Spielberg’s films have been the central creative partnership of Williams’s career.

• Tom CruiseRelated: Spielberg directed Cruise in Minority Report and War of the Worlds.

• Tom HanksRelated: Spielberg directed Hanks in Saving Private Ryan, Catch Me If You Can, The Terminal, and Bridge of Spies.

• Daniel Day-LewisRelated: He directed Day-Lewis in the actor's third Oscar-winning performance.

• Schindler's ListRelated: His decision to make the film brought Holocaust history into a major Hollywood production.

• Television directingRelated: His early episodic work illustrates how television can serve as a proving ground for directors.

• AFI Life Achievement AwardRelated: His 1995 award reflects the honor’s recognition of influential contemporary filmmakers.

• Jurassic ParkRelated: Spielberg directed the film and guided its blend of spectacle and suspense.

• Band of BrothersRelated: He co-produced the series and helped shape its production approach.

• Whoopi GoldbergRelated: Spielberg directed Goldberg’s film debut in The Color Purple.

• Drew BarrymoreRelated: Spielberg directed Barrymore's early breakout film and helped shape her child-star image.

• Raiders of the Lost ArkRelated: His direction balances suspense, comic timing, and legible action throughout the adventure.

• Richard AttenboroughRelated: Spielberg directed Attenborough as John Hammond in Jurassic Park.

• Stranger ThingsRelated: The series draws on the child-centered adventure and suspense associated with his films.

• Back to the FutureRelated: Spielberg produced the film after earlier Zemeckis-Gale projects struggled to find commercial success.

• Laura DernRelated: Spielberg directed Dern in Jurassic Park and later brought her back for the franchise.

• Robert ZemeckisRelated: Spielberg produced several Zemeckis films and helped secure opportunities for his early directing career.

• Saving Private RyanRelated: His direction shaped the film’s combat style and its focus on the soldiers’ mission.

• Michael CrichtonRelated: Spielberg’s adaptation of Jurassic Park brought Crichton’s dinosaur thriller to a mass film audience.

• Who Framed Roger RabbitRelated: As executive producer, he helped broker the use of characters from competing animation studios.

• David GeffenRelated: Spielberg co-founded DreamWorks with Geffen and Jeffrey Katzenberg.

• Mickey RourkeRelated: Spielberg cast Rourke in a small role in 1941, one of Rourke's early film appearances.

• Sally FieldRelated: Spielberg directed Field as Mary Todd Lincoln in Lincoln.

• Thomas KeneallyRelated: Spielberg adapted Keneally’s novel into the 1993 film Schindler’s List.

• Ben KingsleyRelated: He directed Kingsley as Itzhak Stern in Schindler’s List.

• Jerry GoldsmithRelated: Spielberg hired Goldsmith for The Omen and later directed films scored by him, including Poltergeist.

• Michael BayRelated: Spielberg helped bring the Transformers film project to Bay and served as an executive producer.

• Don BluthRelated: Spielberg produced An American Tail and The Land Before Time with Bluth.

• Liam NeesonRelated: Spielberg directed Neeson in the film that brought him broad international recognition.

• Mark RylanceRelated: Spielberg directed Rylance in Bridge of Spies and The BFG.

• Vilmos ZsigmondRelated: Spielberg's films with Zsigmond paired imaginative spectacle with carefully shaped photographic realism.

• Chris PrattRelated: Spielberg produced the Jurassic World films in which Pratt stars.

• Disclosure DayRelated: He directs Disclosure Day.

• Frank AbagnaleRelated: Spielberg’s adaptation brought Abagnale’s story to a global film audience.

• Richard DreyfussRelated: Spielberg directed Dreyfuss in Jaws and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

• Sam NeillRelated: Spielberg cast Neill as Alan Grant, a role that brought him global recognition.

• Tom SelleckRelated: Spielberg cast Selleck in Three Men and a Baby, a major film success.