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Martin Scorsese on Killers of the Flower Moon, the Late Great Robbie Robertson & Being an Altar Boy

Martin Scorsese on Killers of the Flower Moon, the Late Great Robbie Robertson & Being an Altar Boy

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Martin talks about his short documentary Italianamerican, putting his mother s gravy and meatballs recipe in the credits, working with his longtime friend and collaborator Robbie Robertson, religion being a big theme in his movies, being an altar boy at St. Patrick s Cathedral, his new film Killers of the Flower Moon, Osage tribal leaders acting in the movie, and being more of a city person.
Date: 2023-10-19

Comments and reviews: 20


Triggered memories of Altar Boy duty. Old enough to have served Mass when it was regularly done in Latin too. First mass was every day at 6: 30am in the basement chapel. Some like my mom-mom went to the 30 minute early mass very day. Pop-Pop dropped her off and like a good Irishman and went to his friends local bar to sweep up and wipe down for free early beers and cigs before it opened for the day then picked her up at 7am. Sunday high Latin mass was longest and started at 11: am as I recall. It was the worst service to get in the assignment rotation, you had to be on top of your service game, especially when the Monsie was conducting. I was serving the high mass one hot summer day, all the doors/widows were open, not good enough, I passed out and went down. The Monsie stopped dragged me into the knave and went right back and finished the mass.
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I laughed aloud when he talked about being so far out of his element while making the movie, as a dyed in the wool native New Yorker. I almost fell out laughing when he related the story about telling his friend he was in the forest and his friend replied, Forest, Marty? Is there more than one tree?
Without doubt, this man is one of the most relatable individuals in the film industry. He's a lively raconteur of fascinating tales of a life spent in and around a cutthroat business. Yet he remains an unassuming leader in the industry, respected by his director peers, actors, and the public.
One day I hope to attend the Tribeca Film Festival to see, hear, and perhaps learn from these cinematic lions in their den.

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I have taken a major break from any movies that are about First Nation people, that have white folks as so-called saviors.
Just like I'm not watching movies that have White Folks being the Last Samurai.
If he wants to do a movie about the First Nation folks, based on a true story he can start with how they lost their land in the first place. He can call it LANDBACK

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My Aunt married into an Italian family who had a restaurant that made the best meat sauce for spaghetti, when my Mom who was a professional Chef asked for the recipe, she heard, oh no, I promised my mother I would not give it to anybody, but now that your Aunt is part of the family, I'll let you watch me make it.
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1970s: Taxi Driver
1980s: Raging Bull
1990s: Goodfellas
2000s: The Departed
2010s: The Wolf of Wall Street
2020s: Killers of the Flower Moon
The king of movie decades, rarely missed and still giving hits at his age of 80. Absolute legend!

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I don't know any Italian that uses recipes for cooking. Lol.
It's always: taste and correct.
The name/frame can be described,
but the painting inside it's always personal. IMH experience.

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At age 80 Scorsese may have made his best movie which is crazy. This is why I don't want Tarantino to retire, look at the great films that Scorsese, Ridley Scott and Spielberg are all still doing.
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Incredible to hear a colorful description of how his artwork is created w/ music inclusion. Also, how he refers to Natives as First Nation, as many do not wish to be associated w/ the title American.
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There's something about these late-night interviews that is so artificial, so heavily scripted that it takes you out of the spontaneity of the guests. This should be so good as a podcast interview.
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Such a legend and national treasure! I'm going to see Killers tomorrow night. Scorsese is going to break John Huston's record as the oldest Oscar nominee for Best Director at 81. Unbelievable!
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I'm sure this movie is a good one but I will not watch a movie that shows death and abuse. Whites taking advantage. It's too depressing. I need to watch happy stories
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Very nice to see that he is still active and very energetic. He is very expressive, instructive and funny. I love elderly folks who can keep going no matter what
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R. I. P! Robbie Robertson. It would be great to hear his exploration into native american music in killers of the flower moon. I already loved it in the trailer.
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Beautiful interview Jimmy, Thanks for being real. And Marty. Dont got the words to describe my love and appreciation for all you've done for this world xx
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Just saw his latest movie. Went into the theatre Tuesday night and the thing finished Thursday morning. Longest movie I've ever seen in my life!
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Jez. The 'VOICE VOTE' in Australia - needed Martin to ground in Australia to get some reality around who owns what. . who actually owns what.
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Ah, this was a lovely interview, no politics, no hatred, no nasty behind-the-scenes stories, and Jimmy even pronounced his name correctly.
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I'm in Asia and just saw Killers of the Flower Moon. It was epic but 3. 5 hours(wow. Lily Gladstone could get an Academy Award Nomination.
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Great interview Marty and Jimmy! Great great great! Listened to every word. But wait, I love Marty's glasses, watch, and suit. Cool!
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If you haven't watched Scorsese and De niro talking with Don Rickles, you should look it up. I believe it was Don's last interview.
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