Labarthe filmed Martin Scorsese soon after the “scandal” of The Last Temptation of Christ had begun to die down. Not sure which approach to use for the film, Labarthe and his crew simply went to Scorsese’s office and began shooting him moving around, watching rushes, etc. At the end of the first day’s shoot, Scorsese Read MoreRead More
Martin Scorsese touches on topics ranging from violence in films to the preservation of classic movies.Read More
Jim Jarmusch talks with legendary director Martin Scorsese about the film Goodfellas at Silverdocs at the AFI Silver Theatre in Silver Spring, MD. Martin Scorsese with a baby photograph of his mother, Catherine Scorsese:Read More
So long film and thanks for all the fish.
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Based on the Martin Scorsese’s 85 Films you Need to See, FlavorWire put together a video essay including the director’s very own commentary on some of these films.
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Jodi Foster discusses the character Travis Bickle, played by Robert De Niro, in Martin Scorsese’s TAXI DRIVER. Foster discusses Travis Bickle as an “anti-hero,” and the reasons she thinks audiences can identify with him. Read More
In this video, director Martin Scorsese discusses his iconic film, GOODFELLAS, his first viewing of the influential The Public Enemy (1931), the idea of GOODFELLAS fitting in to a film “lineage of outlaws,” and the danger of exuberance leading one astray into a world of crime and violence.Read More
Martin Scorsese talks with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show about his daughter’s influence on his movies and the effects of leading an isolated life as a young boy.Read More
Academy Award winning director, producer, and occasional actor, Martin Scorsese, is guest ‘Inside the Actor’s Studio’, hosted by James Lipton. This is the 6th episode of the 9th season, aired on December 15th, 2002.Read More
Harper’s BAZAAR collaborated with Scorsese on a portfolio recasting some of his most memorable scenes with Kate Bosworth, Keanu Reeves, Emily Blunt and more. Read More
Lost In The Garden of the World is a documentary shot at the 1975 Cannes film festival. It contains interviews with Paul Bartel, Tobe Hooper, Steven Spielberg, Werner Herzog, Martin Scorsese and Dustin Hoffman.Read More
Some people will argue we’re in a golden age of television, as networks are more and more likely to gamble on edgy original character driven stories while Hollywood studios retreat back to safe bets and sequels. Perhaps, it’s this reason that big name directors are feeling comfortable jumping the divide and working for the small screen.Read More
