Filmmaker Steven Spielberg wins his first Grammy, is now a proud winner of Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony

Steven Spielberg is one of the most iconic filmmakers in cinema history who wears versatility as a second skin. The man with the Midas touch made history by winning his first Grammy this year.

This was for the Best Music Film category for Music By John Williams, where Spielberg was credited as a producer on the documentary. He now is a proud winner of Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony.

Many reels and videos have gone viral on social media. Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and many other Hollywood celebrities have made a mark at this year’s ceremony.

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Steven Spielberg, considered one of the finest filmmakers in the history of world cinema, doesn’t wish to make a sequel to one of his most beloved movies, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial due to personal sentiments attached to it.

“While I’ve thought about it, I still feel that all an E.T. sequel could do is disappoint people. Nothing will be as innocent. A sequel would be a business decision, and I am not prepared to make such a decision, using E.T. as the trump card … I have personal feelings about this. I’ve gotten a lot of things from him in my life, beyond the commercial success. I’m not sure I want to trade on that — just to do a movie that would bring in $300 million. I’m not chasing dollars now,” said the legendary filmmaker while talking to Rolling Stone.

“I would love E.T. to be handled the way Disney used to handle their feature films. I would like E.T. to be released every five to seven years in movie theaters for another generation of children. E.T. is not a home cassette or cable experience. It has to be shared in a theater,” he added.