In a video exclusive to IndieWire, Scorsese discusses his nonfiction filmmaking career, topped this year by the Bob Dylan documentary “Rolling Thunder Revue.”
The “Marriage Story” actress shared the personal anecdote at The Museum of Modern Art’s 12th annual film benefit, where she was honored.
Instead of bashing Martin Scorsese for his recent anti-Marvel comments, Ruffalo challenges “The Irishman” director to be part of the solution.
“We’re not saying we’re telling the actual story,” De Niro tells IndieWire. “We’re telling our story.”
Dressing De Niro (more than a hundred changes in all), Pacino, and Pesci across five decades was a sprawling challenge for costume designers Sandy Powell and Christopher Peterson.
“He’s saying it when he’s possibly campaigning for an award,” the “Black Panther” actor tells BBC 5 Live.
The Oscar-winning actress says she’s “incredibly proud” to be a cast member in Scorsese’s acclaimed Netflix gangster drama.
The amount of prep involved to get De Niro and his cast-mates suited up for Martin Scorsese’s gangster epic didn’t deter the “Irishman” star.
Scorsese unpacked his controversial comments in a new opinion piece and is not backing down from his prior outcries against the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Both Scorsese and Joaquin Phoenix seemed to have shared the same reservations about “Joker” relying on comic book mythology.
Between “The Irishman” and “Gemini Man,” it’s no contest: Chasing the latest tech innovations only works in service of strong storytelling.
Martin Scorsese’s new film is based on a book by Charles Brandt, but many have long claimed details in the novel are not true.
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