Director Steven Spielberg surprised participants at a pub quiz in London when he appeared to ask questions about his own career.
The legendary director, whose new film "Disclosure Day" premiered on Friday, stopped by the pub where a quiz was being held, hosted by BBC Radio 1 film critic Ali Plumb.
Spielberg entered the pub with Colman Domingo, one of the stars of the film "Disclosure Day," which caused enthusiastic reactions from those present, and then read a question from his phone:
"What was the first science fiction film I ever made?"
Plamb later shared a photo from the quiz on Instagram with the comment:
"I was hosting a pub quiz about Steven Spielberg, and Steven Spielberg showed up. Yes. I know. I'm fully aware of what just happened."
The pub's co-owner, Oisin Rogers, told the BBC that Spielberg told him he had a "great time" surprising the quiz contestants and that he "really enjoyed" his pint of Guinness.
"Disclosure Day" is Spielberg's first feature film in four years, following the Oscar-winning semi-autobiographical work "The Fabelmans."
The film also marks his return to science fiction and themes of extraterrestrial life, for which he is known thanks to the classics "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and "ET the Extra-Terrestrial."
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