Steve McQueen revealed he was diagnosed with prostate cancer while filming his latest project, 'Blitz,' two years ago. At the time of the production, he "delayed the shoot by two weeks and then had the procedure.

Blitz' director Steve McQueen on the choices he made to create his homage to wartime London with Saoirse Ronan and newcomer Elliott Heffernan.

The acclaimed filmmaker says he is now "fully recovered and fully functional." Acclaimed filmmaker Steve McQueen has revealed for the first time that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer two years ago.

McQueen said that exactly two years ago, he had surgery to remove a cancerous tumor right before he was set to start filming his new war movie “Blitz.” He got tested because his father, Philbert McQueen,

Oscar-winning filmmaker and artist Sir Steve McQueen is known for some of his best works including Hunger, 12 Years A Slave, Deadpan, Lovers Rock and many others. He won several accolades including Academy Award,

Two years ago, Steve McQueen, the Oscar-winning director of '12 Years a Slave,' was diagnosed with prostate cancer. In an interview with 'Deadline,' McQueen shared that he is now "fully recovered and fully functional.

Steve McQueen had a cancerous tumor in his prostate removed. The Oscar-winning filmmaker revealed his diagnosis to Deadline in an exclusive interview, but first ensured that he’s now "fully recovered and fully functional.