News about Martin Scorsese

Fans are 'still amazed' over a 90s sitcom legend from a resurfaced scene of a beloved HBO series that aired for a total of 12 seasons.  The star also co-created, as well as wrote and executive produced a hit NBC series - and won two Emmys for his work on the show.  He briefly was a writer on Saturday Night Live in the mid-1980s, but later returned to the sketch comedy series to make guest appearances over the years.

Martin Scorsese has made it clear that he doesn't plan to stop directing anytime soon. The filmmaker, who will turn 82 on November 17, said that he still hopes to complete films he has in development during a press conference at the Museum of Cinema in Turin, Italy, on Monday. 'I'm not saying goodbye to cinema at all,' he said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Jennifer Tilly teased that 'everybody stirred the pot' in the upcoming 14th season of The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills - which is slated to premiere this fall. The Chucky actress, 66 - who previously compared joining the Bravo series to working with Martin Scorsese - opened up about what fans can expect while talking to Us Weekly over the weekend on Saturday. The star - who had been attending the Rebecca Vallance x Nicky Hilton Holiday collection launch event - described her first time on the show as 'dynamite' and revealed that all cast members 'stirred the pot' in the new season.

The 81-year-old star and and his 24-year-old daughter stayed close to one another as they posed for snaps together during the annual awards ceremony. The Oscar winning director cut a dapper figure in a classic black tux and bow tie for the occasion.

The Friedkin Group owned by US billionaire Dan Friedkin have agreed a deal to acquire the majority stake in Everton. Friedkin, who also owns Serie A side AS Roma, came close to agreeing a deal to buy Farhad Moshiri's 94 percent stake back in June before talks collapsed. Here is everything you need to know about the Toffees new owner Dan Friedkin.

Michelle Williams received her dedicated beach cabin on the Promenade des Planches in Deauville, France as part of the town's annual film festival. The One Tree Hill actress, 44, is being honored during the 50th Deauville American Film Festival. Michelle is being awarded the Deauville Talent Award for her career achievements. 'From Wim Wenders to Martin Scorsese, from Todd Haynes to Steven Spielberg via Kelly Reichardt, she stands out as one of the most emblematic contemporary actresses with a magnetic gesture, as intense as it is delicate,' the Deauville Festival wrote in a statement. The festival also praised Williams for her 'admirable artistic freedom.'

An iconic sitcom star from the 1970s was unrecognizable when she surfaced in Los Angeles this week at the age of 86. Born in Maine , she initially pursued a successful career on Broadway before striking out to Hollywood to make it on television. She became a small screen sensation on the TV comedy Alice, which was based on the Martin Scorsese film Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore.

Richard E Grant surprised Edinburgh festival visitors when he turned up to support his old pal Miriam Margolyes during a trip to Scotland. Miriam and Richard first met when they filmed Academy Award winning film Martin Scorsese's Age of Innocence in 1993. Miriam, who is currently starring in the Edinburgh fringe production of Margolyes & Dickens: The Best Bits, was thrilled to see her old pal Richard and after her naughty Q and A where she talked about difficult costars, politics and her best sex, at the show, chatted with him at the Pleasance EICC venue.

Australian born Hollywood superstar Cate Blanchett seems to be heading for a box office disaster with her latest film Borderlands. The public appears to be staying away in droves from the big-budget film, which has copped a drubbing from critics. Based on the video game of the same name, the Eli Roth directed sci fi action comedy cost a reputed $182million (AU) but has only returned a paltry $13.3million (AU) after opening in the U.S. over the weekend on more than 3,000 screens. 

Jennifer Tilly is not hiding her excitement over getting promoted to 'Friend of the Housewives' on season 14 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills . The Oscar nominee, 65, gushed that her new gig, which gives her more screen time and access to extravagant cast trips, feels like 'working with Martin Scorsese .' She went on to tell Vulture that the 'sharp left turn' in her career has felt exhilarating. 'My boyfriend always says if he got $40 million, he wants to go into space and experience zero gravity,' the Bullets Over Broadway explained. 'To me, being on Housewives is experiencing zero gravity.'

Netflix fans have gone wild after discovering an 'underrated gem' of a film on the platform but warned anyone watching it for the first time that the ending will 'drive you insane'. Posting to the Facebook group Netflix Recommendations 2024, one user asked: 'Next on my list to watch. It's over two hours long. Is it any good or just a waste of time?'. In response, fellow users labelled the picture as a must-watch and were full of praise for it

Industry experts credit the 'unique challenges of the pandemic' as the beginning of the recent problems, but even once lockdown was lifted the once-promised mass return of crowds to theatres failed to materialise. In 2020 there were 879 cinemas in the UK, but it has fallen every year since then and now amounts to only 825, according to data from the UK Cinema Association. And the storm clouds over the industry continued to darken after it was revealed Cineworld, which currently runs around 100 sites across the country, is expected to close 25 as part of a restructuring plan . But Cineworld is not alone in facing headwinds, with brands such as Picturehouse, Odeon and Empire all also having to close cinemas in the past year. Now MailOnline has mapped out where these closures are taking place, revealing a shrinking industry in crisis.

Jennifer Lawrence flashed her taut midriff in a summery white ensemble when she surfaced in sunny New York this week. The 33-year-old Oscar winner modeled a fluttery white top, leaving the bottom few buttons undone and rolling up her sleeves. She attempted to beat the heat in a tiny pair of matching shorts, lending herself a bit of shade with a baseball cap and a set of tortoiseshell sunglasses.

Ever wondered how common your baby's name is? Well, now you can find out. MailOnline has today created a search tool that shows exactly how many boys and girls born over the last 30 years share your tot's name. As well as showing the absolute number, it illustrates whether it has become more - or less - popular over time. The most popular baby names in all 330-plus of England and Wales' authorities are also today revealed in interactive maps. Noah - officially the most common boy's name - tops the chart for around 75 local authorities, while Muhammad topped 45 and Oliver 24.

Betty Anne Rees, a B-movie starlet and journeyman actress from the 1970s has passed away.  She was 81. The Ohio native began her career in Hollywood with an appearance on the TV series Shane in 1966, and went on to make guest appearances in a variety of popular television shows, including Mannix, Medical Center and Barnaby Jones. She is perhaps best known for her role in The Unholy Rollers as a skater unhappy about a beautiful new athlete joining the team.

Showbiz legend Liza Minnelli is 'too unwell' to make the journey from her home in Beverly Hills to New York to appear at the Tribeca Film Festival, where a new documentary about her life and legacy is screening next week. She was personally asked to attend by festival founder Robert De Niro, an old friend, who co-starred with her in Martin Scorsese's New York, New York in 1977. The documentary - Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story - is much anticipated, and features footage from her own private archive and interviews with friends. It begins by reflecting on the death of her mother, Judy Garland.

Jodie Foster has said she frequently saw male screenwriters fall back on rape trauma as the 'entire motivation' for their female characters. The 61-year-old earned her first Oscar nomination for playing an abused child prostitute in Martin Scorsese 's 1976 film Taxi Driver. She drew further acclaim for her turn as a gang rape victim in the 1988 movie The Accused, winning the Academy Award for best actress in a lead role.

Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese appeared in a TikTok with his daughter Francesca who is also a filmmaker. In the minute-long clip, Francesca gives a tour of their home, participating in the "Of course I'm a..." trend. The playful video shows Scorsese directing Francesca to improve her delivery as she shows off their movie poster-filled hallway. The video highlights their film-loving household, featuring movie cameras, a director's chair, classic films on TCM, and memorabilia like an automaton from Scorsese's film Hugo. The TikTok provides a heartwarming glimpse into their father-daughter relationship and shared passion for cinema.

The South African model, 35, who attended The Apprentice premiere earlier in the evening, showed off her incredible figure in a dazzling black flared jumpsuit.

Timothee Chalamet and Martin Scorsese have been heaped with praise for their witty Bleu De Chanel ad making fun of his stardom. The legendary filmmaker shot the ad almost totally in black and white, then had it edited frenetically in the style of an old-fashioned music video. In the course of the ad, the 28-year-old movie star plays a parody of the two sides of his public image - the self-serious artist type and the frothy Hollywood heartthrob.

Lady Victoria Harvey looked incredible as she graced the red carpet at the Megalopolis premiere during the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival on Thursday. The socialite, 47, cut an elegant figure in a dramatic sheer dress, which was adorned with blue petals and revealed her svelte physique. Victoria showcased her toned legs and statuesque frame in the skin-baring gown, while masking her modesty in a pair of nude knickers.

The Bollywood star, 50, was all smiles when she touched down at Nice Airport in France  despite having sustained an injury. Aishwarya still looked to be in good spirits with the sling on her arm as she smiled when making her way through the airport.

Chris Hemsworth recently reacted to the criticism of Marvel movies from acclaimed directors Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola.The 40-year-old actor admitted he was 'bothered' by the 'harsh' comments from them made against the franchise blockbusters, other superhero movies and comic book culture. 'It felt harsh,' he admitted in an interview with The Times of London published on Sunday.

Taxi Driver screenwriter Paul Schrader has claimed Martin Scorsese's dog bit off and ate part of his thumb in a horrifying attack. Schrader, 77, who has collaborated with legendary director Scorsese, 81 on Raging Bull, The Last Temptation of Christ and Bringing Out The Dead, revealed to Variety that a pet Scottish Terrier had savaged his hand during a dinner meeting.