The one scene Martin Scorsese calls the favourite of his career: ‘It was like Valhalla’
We are looking back at one scene which Martin Scorsese would call his favourite and how hard it was for him to get perfectly ...
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio are finally moving forward with the serial killer movie they've been trying to make for 15 years
After 15 years of aborted attempts to make a movie about America's first prolific serial killer, it appears Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio are finally moving forward with an adaptation of Erik ...
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How the Theme Song From a Maligned Martin Scorsese Movie Became New York City’s Unofficial Anthem
Frank Sinatra’s rendition of “Theme From New York, New York” still raises spirits through challenging times and marks joyous ...
The musician Martin Scorsese thinks spoke for the “dregs” of society in the most beautiful way
Martin Scorsese once shared his love for a musician whom he believed to be a spokesperson for those who were never given the ...
Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio in Talks to Revive ‘Devil In the White City’ at 20th Century Studios
Adaptation of Erik Larson's bestselling book "Devil in the White City" would be the seventh feature film for the director-actor duo ...
Jerry Cantrell reveals how Jeff Beck and Martin Scorsese influenced new solo album I Want Blood
How archive footage of Beck with a curious piece of vintage gear and Scorsese's cinematic sensibility helped Cantrell jemmy ...
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Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio Reviving Movie Based on ‘The Devil in the White City’
The director and his regular collaborator have been trying to get this one on screens for years now, going through different ...
Robert De Niro paid for his own extreme body transformation in menacing role for ‘brutal’ psychological thriller
Robert De Niro paid £4,000 for a shocking body transformation he made for a role in a 'brutal' psychological thriller ...
The only time Roger Ebert felt betrayed by a Martin Scorsese movie: “a disappointment”
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.