The Director’s Cut - A DGA Podcast
Killers of the Flower Moon with Martin Scorsese and Ti West (Ep. 435)
Oct 19, 2023
Director Martin Scorsese discusses his film Killers of the Flower Moon with Ti West. They talk about lifting dialogue from historical accounts, speaking with Osage tribal members for authenticity, and crafting the title sequence with a hundred-year-old camera. The film depicts the Reign of Terror and an FBI investigation. They also discuss the challenges faced during post-production, the influence of music films, the decision to write the script, and the exploration of love, trust, and betrayal as core themes.
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- The film 'Killers of the Flower Moon' emphasizes the enduring love between Molly and Ernest, serving as a core element amidst the villains and FBI investigation.
- Director Martin Scorsese prioritized accurate representation of the Osage community by visiting their community in Oklahoma and incorporating their suggestions and culture into the film.
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The Importance of Molly and Ernest's Love Story
The podcast explores the central theme of the true crime drama 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' focusing on the love story between Molly and Ernest. Despite the presence of villains and the FBI investigation, Molly and Ernest's love serves as a core element in the film. Their relationship and the enduring love they share provide a captivating and emotional thread throughout the narrative.
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