Press & Media

Article on additional donation by GSjr. of his professional papers and archives to the Stevens Family Collection at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

Profile on GSjr. coinciding with his honorary Oscar.

Q&A with GSjr. on the release of his book ‘Great Moviemakers of Hollywood.

Profile on GSjr. coinciding with 2011 Kennedy Center Honors.

GSjr. interview on the ‘Thurgood’ play.

Profile on GSjr. timed with ‘America’s Millennium’ concert and celebration

Review by Michael Hill of the NBC miniseries ‘Mary Phagan.’

Article on the behind-the-scenes activities of the annual Kennedy Center Honors production and weekend.

Profile on GSjr. focused on the DC premiere of ‘George Stevens: A Filmmaker’s Journey.’

Profile on GSjr. timed with the release of ‘George Stevens: A Filmmaker’s Journey.’

General profile piece on GSjr. coinciding with the LA premiere of ‘George Stevens: A Filmmaker’s Journey.’

General profile piece on GSjr.

General profile piece on GSjr. timed with the annual Kennedy Center Honors and ‘Christmas in Washington.’

Article on the AFI and interview with GSjr. on the AFI’s tenth anniversary.

Geoffrey chats with filmmaker and founder of the American Film Institute (AFI), George Stevens Jr. about his memoir My Place in the Sun.

George Stevens Jr. the founder of the American Film Institute, talks about the passion for film that inspired him to preserve and archive great movies, establish the Kennedy Center Honors and serve as a voice for the arts in Washington DC. as Co-chair of the Presidential Committee on the Arts & Humanities.

Brandon recently had the pleasure of speaking with George Stevens Jr. Mr. Stevens is the son of legendary director George Stevens and forged his own way by becoming one the premier champions of film and the arts. He is the founder of … Continue reading Ep. 89- Interview with George Stevens Jr.

In this episode we welcome George Stevens Jr. to the show to discuss his father's epic film, Giant (1956), starring Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, and James Dean.

Cineversary podcast episode #41, host Erik Martin celebrates the 70th anniversary of A Place in the Sun, directed by George Stevens, by interviewing two great guests: George Stevens Jr., son of the director, founder of the American Film Institute, and author of the forthcoming book My Place in the Sun; and David Thomson, revered film critic and historian, author of numerous books on cinema including A Light in the Dark, and a frequent contributor to The Criterion Collection. Together, they examine why A Place in the Sun is worth celebrating all these years later, its cultural impact and legacy, what we can learn from the film in 2021, and more.

On this very special episode of The Cine-Files, we are joined by a true pillar of the Hollywood community. George Stevens Jr. is not only the son of the director of this incredible film but the founder of The American Film Institute, the Creator of the Kennedy Center Honors, and a man who has forged a link Nov between Hollywood and Washington DC to support the arts and artists throughout the United States.