Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese, renowned filmmaker, discusses his new film 'Killers of the Flower Moon' with the staff writers of The New Yorker. They explore Scorsese's style throughout his career and the portrayal of violence, greed, and corruption in his movies. They also delve into the question of ownership and representation, particularly in relation to the Osage people. The chapter analyzes the relationships and love portrayed in the film, and the complexity of incorporating real-life experiences and communities. The hosts express their admiration for Scorsese's work and believe the conversation surrounding him is far from over.

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.

Guests Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese join in discussing the funding and freedom of The Wolf Of Wall Street, DiCaprio's performance, and the approval of Scorsese. Topics also include animal symbolism, lack of obstacles, lack of introspection, comparing with American Psycho, analyzing performances and Oscar snubs, comedic conversations, perspectives on marriage, workplace dynamics, and upcoming episodes.

Martin Scorsese's film 'Killers of the Flower Moon' starring Leonardo DiCaprio is releasing soon. The film is based on true events of the Osage Murders. We discuss casting choices, production delays, positive reviews at Cannes, and more.

Lee Isaac Chung, director of 'Minari', and the legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese share their insights on contemporary cinema and classic films. The discussion dives into Chung's take on 'Twisters', exploring character depth and emotional connections with climate themes. Scorsese celebrates the cinematic legacy of Powell and Pressburger through a new documentary, highlighting their innovative storytelling and visual artistry. Listeners are also treated to insights on upcoming films and cinematic nostalgia.

Legendary director Martin Scorsese joins the podcast to discuss his prolific career, including his films 'Killers of the Flower Moon' and 'Taxi Driver'. Topics also include the former president's trial, Wall Street insiders' views on President Biden's economic policies, and Stephen Colbert explaining 'vibecession'.

Christopher Nolan, Yorgos Lanthimos, Martin Scorsese, and Greta Gerwig discuss the 2024 Oscar nominations. They delve into the themes of corruption, political unrest, and feminism in the nominated films. They also discuss the snubs, surprises, and notable nominations.

Renowned filmmaker Martin Scorsese joins the podcast to discuss his new film 'Killers of the Flower Moon'. He talks about the cultural changes depicted in the movie and the challenges of making Western films. Scorsese also reflects on the influence of Cassavetes on his work, script reworking during COVID-19, challenges faced during filming amid the pandemic, and his passion for filmmaking and finding inspiration.

"Killers of the Flower Moon" is discussed in this special podcast episode featuring David Grann and Martin Scorsese. They delve into the adaptation of the book into a film and the importance of accurately representing Osage culture. The podcast also explores the history of Osage land ownership, the duality of Christianity in the story, and the role of film in expanding cultural awareness.

David Grann and Martin Scorsese discuss the "Killers of the Flower Moon" movie, addressing the concerns of the Osage community and the misrepresentation of Native Americans in Hollywood films. They explore the lack of justice faced by the Osage tribe and the impact of the movie on Native representation. Enjoy an insightful conversation about Native American history and cinema.