"Fabelmans" - the latest masterpiece of Steven Spielberg - is a phenomenal film that unlockes the whole career of the legendary director, a wonderful personal ode to messy parents, to creativity, to the Loveube to the cinema, but also how much a movie can be so.

The movie, A fictional story of Steven Spielberg's upbringingHe follows Sammy Fababman, a child growing up in Arizona, who learns how the power of the film can expose truths about his family who did not want to know, as his parents' marriage breaks down. Spielberg surprisingly collected a large ensemble of actors in character, including Michelle Williams and Paul Dano in his parents' roles, Micia and Burth. And, he also threw Seth Rogen like Benny, the man who choked his best friend, Burt and had an affair with Mits.

Rogen, not necessarily an actor to associate with Spielberg, was surprised that he was thrown into the movie, even if Spielberg seems to be actually a fan of his work - that he doesn't see as stoner movies. Indeed, Rogen was convinced that he would be fired, especially after Spielberg's special reaction.

"I didn't know what feedback he would give and how he would go," Rogen told The evening show starring JiMi Shallon. "So, the first day, we start shooting and making and coming back where he stands and looking for feedback." Then Rogen saw Spielberg as "fevering uncontrollably".

"I thought," Oh, no, I'm so bad that he cries and he'll let me down now, "Rogen said. "But no, it's so deeply personal film that he cried a lot.