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Incredible! Spielberg Erased His Name From This 80s Flop He’d Rather Forget
Even the biggest names in Hollywood have skeletons in their cinematic closets — and it turns out Steven Spielberg’s is hiding in the dusty corners of 1987. A moody teen drama that slipped through the cracks, Three O’Clock High has the rare distinction of being a film the legendary director was so uncomfortable with, he asked for his name to be taken off the credits entirely. A quiet erasure from the king of blockbusters At the time, Spielberg’s …
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Incredible! Spielberg Erased His Name From This 80s Flop He’d Rather Forget
Even the biggest names in Hollywood have skeletons in their cinematic closets — and it turns out Steven Spielberg’s is hiding in the dusty corners of 1987. A moody teen drama that slipped through the cracks, Three O’Clock High has the rare distinction of being a film the legendary director was so uncomfortable with, he asked for his name to be taken off the credits entirely. A quiet erasure from the king of blockbusters At the time, Spielberg’s …
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