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Few directors have shaped the film as an art form, such as Steven Spielberg. Ever since he made his debut in the movie “Duel” in his movie “Duel” in 1971, he has touched almost all the genres you thought by building a film that overshadows the output of many of his time friends.
But that does not mean that Spielberg has no plans to stop. At a star-related event in the Universal batch showing costumes and props with his long term with the studio (per per Hollywood Reporter), Spielberg stepped on stage to speak directly with the participants. There he talked about the cherishing of the family and the community he has been able to build over the years ” [things] happen “Before you joke that” I make a lot of movies and I have no plans … never … to retire “.
Surely, Spielberg has spent his late period of his career by making movies he has always dreamed of, as in the end Take a crack with the musical with his “West Side Story” version. So when THR asked him what else he had left to deal with in his career, Spielberg admitted that there was another movie that he has not yet tried his hand right.
Western genre has “traveled” after all these years of Spielberg
As he walked into this tribute to his incredible films with universal images, looking at everything from his original fan series, “Jaws” in his best picture of the Oscar winner “Schindler’s list,” Spielberg asked what he was still showing when he will never reveal. Here is what he had to say:
“[I still have] Willingness for the West I will sometimes do. It’s something that avoided me all these decades. “
Yes, that’s true. Despite the fact that Spielberg has directed over 30 films in the last 50 years, it has not yet made Western. His 2022 masterpiece “The Fableman” fans know how important the genre is for him; After all, his idol is John Ford, the undisputed king of the Western genre. Spielberg has even mentioned Ford’s classic film “Man who shot Liberty Valance” as one of his favorites, while Ford plays an important role in “Fableman” (Where does he evoke a brilliant presentation late, Great David Lynch). In fact, at one point in the film, young Sammy Fableman (Gabriel Labelle) is so inspired by the “man who shot Liberty Valance” that he rushes his friend to make his own Western.
Now it seems that it is not about whether it is, but when the real Spielberg returns to the horse for the first Western movie. Meanwhile, His unnamed new film about foreigners open in theaters on June 12, 2026.
