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__NOTOC__ == Steven Spielberg on Roy Neary as obsessed artist == "I used the Van Gogh analogy to Richard many times. When I justified the psychotic behavior in building the mountain in the den, I used the Van Gogh madness parallels several times. A person who is an artist — and Neary is an artist, probably all the people who wound up there are artists of some sort"<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-features/science-fiction-in-steven-spielbergs-suburbia-44190/</ref> == Steven Spielberg on Casting Truffaut == "I cast him because of his interviews, and how I saw him in Day for Night"<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-features/science-fiction-in-steven-spielbergs-suburbia-44190/</ref> == Sneaking onto movie lots == "While Spielberg was still taking college dramatics, he'd drive up to Hollywood and crash the movie lots. He'd put on a suit and tie, carry an attaché case and walk with authority through the gates of Universal Studios. He found an empty desk and set up a base of operations."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-features/science-fiction-in-steven-spielbergs-suburbia-44190/</ref> == References == <references />
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