Martin Scorsese, Jesus and Teller
Miles Teller denies he's Martin Scorsese's own personal Jesus
Teller has denied that he's in the running to play Scorsese's latest (and currently delayed) take on Christ. Miles Teller in The Gorge, Screenshot: YouTube Miles Teller is denying rumors that he’s been in talks to join the Martin Scorsese Jesus Club,
Leonardo DiCaprio Rumored to Play Serial Killer in New Martin Scorsese Film
Leonardo DiCaprio is reportedly down to play his most murderous role yet in a new movie by Martin Scorsese. Devil in the White City is a thriller following notorious real-life serial killer Henry Holmes, who killed between 27 and 200 victims near the end of the 19th century.
It was announced last spring that Scorsese and DiCaprio were already working on a different project together: a new Frank Sinatra biopic. Last year, it was announced that Scorsese would be ...
It is one of the most important movies of the 20th century, yet there is one person who has never seen Martin Scorsese's ...
When Martin Scorsese is passionate about getting a movie made, he can exhibit saint-like patience. For example, it took the filmmaker nearly 30 years to make his religious drama Silence, but he never ...
During a recent Q&A with with TCM’s Dave Karger (via IndieWire), when asked about the movie, Scorsese said: “It’s amazing. Anything this guy does, amazing. And that’s one [film] you don ...
At one point, Martin Scorsese was determined to have Malcolm McDowell star in a film that went on to earn te Oscar ...
Nine years ago, Scorsese started putting plans in motion to adapt Devil in the White City, Erik Larsen’s best-selling nonfiction thriller, which DiCaprio bought the rights to in 2010.
Robert Eggers is a bloody good director after legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese praised his ... check out our ranking of the 10 best Scorsese movies here. Yeah, we're talking to you.
The song was introduced as the theme of the financially unsuccessful 1977 film New York, New York, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring ... networks and in movie theaters featured a ...
Roger Ebert was a devout Martin Scorsese fan, so it was surprising when he slapped one of the director's films with a negative review.
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