Guillermo del Toro on Winning an Oscar for Pinocchio & Shopping with Steven Spielberg & J.J. Abrams
Published March 14, 2023
This video has 365K views and 8.92K likes, ranking #4,382,704 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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365,277
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8,920
Comments
494
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Guillermo talks about winning an Oscar for Pinocchio, starting stop motion at eight years old, everybody in Mexico thinking that R2D2’s name was “Arturito,” losing his wallet and taking to Twitter for help finding it, his Oscar category being the first of the night, and going to a hobby shop in Burbank with J.J. Abrams…
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- March 14, 2023
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