Check out the
complete 12-minute segment from February 10's "60 Minutes" episode focusing on Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln." The show explores the painstaking process by the director and his team to recreate an authentic, war-torn 1864-65 environment, and features interview excerpts with Spielberg, Daniel Day-Lewis and biographer Doris Kearns Goodwin.
Prior to the Oscar-nominated film's release, Spielberg was featured on "60 Minutes" in October. He spoke about his childhood, the 10-year gestation period for "Lincoln" and more.
Three "web extras" for the segment are here.
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IP OP | February 11, 2013 11:27 PM
Are we the --ONLY-- ones tired of the routine,
ever more bottomles sychophancy of the still
at large corporate capstone over its annointed?
SURELY, as things are --clearly-- unfolding for
outright Globalist USURPATION and RED China
debt USURY receivership-------NO--------discussion
of Lincoln would --DARE-- overlook Spielberg and
Kushner and Kearn's TOTAL OMISSION of --ANY--
mention, much less examination of the REAL Lincoln's
---------------------quite possibly----------------------
-------------------------FATAL-------------------------
diss of the Global banking syndicate over finance of the war.
CHECK OUT ---'Money Masters'--- documentary online.
Then see if you can still stomach Spielberg's latest piece
of on cue, 'on board' predictive programming, cultural incest
and PC moral alibis --for those things 'unfolding'.