Steven Spielberg opens up about his 'retirement' plans

Steven Spielberg, director of many superhit Hollywood films, has spilled bean about his retirement plan.

The veteran filmmaker is responsible for making big movie like Schindler’s List, Jurassic Park, and Jaws.

The 78-year-old director’s skills and talents has been impactful and extends far beyond the realm of the Studios he has previously worked with.

He has successfully made himself industry’s highest-grossing directors of all time.

Presently, many Hollywood A-lister filmmakers and actors are celebrating his legacy in a private exhibition to honour his work.

While addressing at his own event, Spielberg spoke about the rebirth of the studios saying, “I mean the rebirth of the belief in the people that work as a family, as a community, as a team to make good things happen.”

Meanwhile, he also stated that he has no plans to retire, instead he has an aim to make a lot of more films.

The Hollywood Reporter revealed his comments, where Steven said, “Just know that I love all of you. And, um, I'm making a lot of movies and I have no plans, ever, to retire.”