Musicians Sturgill Simpson & Jason Isbell, Along With Acclaimed Production Designer Jack Fisk, Join Scorsese’s ‘Flower Moon’

Martin Scorsese is no stranger to the art of filmmaking - but he met his match earlier this week when he shot a 60 second clip for TikTok with his daughter. Women asking the men in their lives to name beauty products has become a trend on the app, with the result mostly being confusion over what certain items are used for.

Wolf of Wall Street filmmaker is heard saying: “That’s a flagon” and later adding “that’s an eye cup”.Scorsese guessed that a pair of nipple pasties were “ear buds” and called a hair donut “some sort of weird pillow”.The filmmaker also guesses bobby pins, eyelash curlers and a beauty blender.Watch the full video below.I will probably regret posting this but….

It turns out Martin Scorsese knows a fair bit when it comes to feminine products.

It turns out Martin Scorsese knows a fair bit when it comes to feminine products.

First Reformed director teased the news in a new interview with the New Yorker, saying he was planning the new project with Scorsese.When asked whether he would ever consider making a streaming project, Schrader said he already had one in the works.“Yeah. Well, Scorsese and I are planning something,” Schrader said.

As we’ve seen time after time in recent years, Paul Schrader has become more and more outspoken when it comes to the current state of the film and TV business. Of course, with a filmography and history in the business like Schrader, few are equally qualified to discuss these sorts of topics with any expertise.

Ellise Shafer administratorProduction designers from the Oscar-nominated films “The Father,” “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” “Mank,” “News of the World” and “Tenet” are joining American Cinematheque for a virtual Q&A on Saturday at 1 p.m.

When you think of Martin Scorsese films, you probably don’t think of anything that could remotely resemble a full musical. Well, though he’s not directing the upcoming musical, “Fascinating Rhythm,” the legendary filmmaker is working with a noted musical filmmaker to bring the new feature to life.

Here’s a hot one. Film world titans Martin Scorsese and Irwin Winkler are teaming up with Modern Love showrunner and Begin Again director John Carney on musical feature Fascinating Rhythm, inspired by the life and music of legendary American composer George Gershwin.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterGeorge Gershwin, the noted composer of “Rhapsody in Blue” and “An American in Paris,” will be the inspiration for a new musical drama from Martin Scorsese and John Carney.Scorsese is producing the movie “Fascinating Rhythm,” named after one of Gershwin’s most recognizable songs, with Irwin Winkler. Carney, the filmmaker behind “Once” and “Sing Street,” as well as the showrunner of Amazon’s “Modern Love,” will direct the film.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentIn the COVID era, we have been forced to rethink everything. And with home viewing becoming even more dominant as cinemas closed, the question has arisen: What exactly is a movie?Pundits and industryites focused this debate on streaming vs.

Also Read: 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' Hair and Makeup: How Viola Davis Was Inspired by Bette Davis's Classic 'Baby Jane'“Oh, it’s a great category,” he said. “And what’s interesting is that our footprint on ‘Ma Rainey’ is a bit smaller, because it’s mainly just two rooms.

Jason Isbell and Sturgill Simpson will join the cast of the forthcoming Martin Scorsese film Killers Of The Flower Moon.The film, set in 1920s Oklahoma, tells the story of the Reign of Terror, a series of murders against Osage Native Americans whose land was rich in oil.

Apple Original Films’ continues to expand the cast for the Martin Scorsese directed thriller Killers of the Flower Moon.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“The Oxy Kingpins” is a documentary that feels like it could be a Martin Scorsese movie. It’s “The Wolf of Wall Street” meets “The Insider” — the story of a scurrilous illegal business, and one of the hotshot thrill junkies who rode it to riches, and how that business connects up to a much larger corporate racket.

The prolific French filmmaker Bertrand Tavernier passed away earlier this week. The director was heralded as the leader of the generation after the French New Wave, with a prolific career that spanned nearly 50 years.

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