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Adam Sandler Confirmed to Star in Safdie Brothers’ ‘Uncut Gems,’ Executive Produced by Martin Scorsese
After getting a career-best performance out of Robert Pattinson in "Good Time," the Safdie Brothers look to work their magic with Sandler.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
The movies where great directors went completely off the rails
The worst films on the best IMDB pages.
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Leonardo DiCaprio targeted in Wolf of Wall Street lawsuit over not researching character
A stockbroker portrayed in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street is calling into question Leonardo DiCaprio's character research.
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Martin Scorsese Announces ‘The Irishman’ Is Done Filming: ‘Thanks to the Many People Who Made This Possible’
Let the lengthy post-production period begin on the director's expensive gangster drama.
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Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’ Now Costs $125 Million, Netflix Won’t Confirm Theatrical Release
Producer Gaston Pavlovich says the budget could even get higher because of the demanding VFX work required to make Robert De Niro appear 30 years younger.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese to tackle Teddy Roosevelt biopic
The Oscar-winning collaborators now have three projects in development at the moment.
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First look: DeNiro and Pesci reunited for Scorsese mob picture The Irishman
The wiseguys are back... and my, are they looking wise.
- MoviesDeadline
Stephen Graham Will Portray Mob Boss Tony Provenzano In ‘The Irishman’
EXCLUSIVE: Stephen Graham has been set to play a key role of Genovese mob cappo Tony “Pro” Provenzano in the Netflix, Martin Scorsese film The Irishman about the disappearance of union leader Jimmy Hoffa . Graham can most recently be seen reprising his role of 'Scrum' in Pirate of the Caribean: Dead Men Tell No Tales . Provenzano was a teamster who rose into the top ranks of organized crime. He was considered a top associate of Hoffa during the 1970s and was believed to…
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The Joker origin story in the pipeline from Martin Scorsese
The 'Goodfellas' legend will join with '8 Mile' screenwriter Scott Silver, who will co-write the project, with 'The Hangover' helmsman Todd Phillips directing.
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Ray Romano joins Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman
Everybody Loves Raymond star joins The Irishman alongside Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.
MoviesVarietyRay Romano Joins Pacino and De Niro in Scorsese's 'The Irishman'
Ray Romano has joined “The Irishman,” the Martin Scorsese-directed mobster pic starring Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci. Harvey Keitel is also on board with Netflix producing. The film is based on the book by Charles Brandt, “I Heard You Paint Houses: Frank ‘The Irishman’ Sheeran and the Inside Story of the Mafia,... Read more »
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Joe Pesci to star in Martin Scorsese's The Irishman after being asked '50 times'
Joe Pesci has finally agreed to be in Martin Scorsese's new movie 'The Irishman', after being asked by the director a reported '50 times'.
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Martin Scorsese: 10 Movies He's Considered Making...But We'll Probably Never See
'Silence' spent more than 25 years on the great filmmaker's to-do list before finally reaching theaters; these projects were on his drawing board as well, but don't expect them to ever reach the multiplex
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Scorsese's Silence gets serious early buzz from critics
Rather conspicuously released just prior to awards season, Martin Scorsese’s new epic ‘Silence’ is getting some serious early buzz from critic screenings. There are no reviews yet, as they’re under embargo, but some US critics were unable to hold in their praise, dropping some plaudits on Twitter. Village Voice scribe Bilge Ebiri wrote: I saw SILENCE twice today. First time, I was absorbed, impressed, moved. Second time, I was in tears. One of Scorsese's greatest films.
- MoviesThe Hollywood Reporter
Pope Francis Welcomes Martin Scorsese to the Vatican
Pope Francis met with Martin Scorsese on Wednesday morning before his weekly public audience. The Oscar-winning director was in Rome to present his new film Silence, about 17th-century Portuguese Jesuit missionaries in Japan. Scorsese, who was raised Catholic and at one point considered becoming a priest, was visibly moved by his meeting with Pope Francis.
MoviesBen SkipperMartin Scorsese to meet Pope Francis ahead of Vatican screening of Silence
Martin Scorsese will meet with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Wednesday (20 November) morning to discuss his latest film, a religious epic starring Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver and Liam Neeson. It’s not clear if Francis will be in attendance at the second, more private screening taking place on Thursday.
