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Megan Fox 10 Best Films (Photo Credit – Prime Video/Youtube)

Megan Fox has built a great and diverse action career over the years. Propelled into mainstream stardom with Transformers (2007), she has since delivered some memorable performances in various genres, often showcasing a compelling blend of toughness and vulnerability. Whether starring in big-budget blockbusters or more intimate thrillers, Fox continues to bring her signature intensity to the screen. Here are the top ten Megan Fox films ranked by their Rotten Tomatoes scores.

1. Till Death (2021) Streaming on: Amazon Prime Video Rt Score: 90% Director: Scott Dale

Plot: The terrifying survival thriller Till Death (2021) begins with Emma (Megan Fox) waking up handcuffed to her deceased husband in a remote lake house. She is thrust into an unrelenting struggle for survival after being cut off from the outside world and having hired killers on the horizon. What follows is a gripping game of cat and mouse...

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The Audition Battles Season 24 Episode 1 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “MasterChef,” titled “The Audition Battles,” promises to bring excitement and intense competition. This episode will air on Fox and features eight pairs of home cooks who will face off in a series of challenges. Each pair is eager to showcase their culinary skills and earn the coveted legendary white aprons.

In “The Audition Battles,” the home cooks will have to impress the judges with their creativity and technique. The pressure will be high as they compete against each other, hoping to stand out in a crowded field. Each team will bring their unique flavors and styles to the kitchen, making for a thrilling viewing experience.

As the episode unfolds, viewers can expect to see a range of dishes, from classic comfort foods to innovative creations. The judges will be on the lookout for...

Leading sales agency Beta Cinema has revealed a tranche of sales to major territories for “Let It Rain,” “The Physician II” and “The Light.”

The Swedish comedy “Let It Rain,” directed by two-time Oscar-nominee Hannes Holm, was sold to Leonine (German-speaking territories), Benelux and Singapore (September Film), Czech Republic (Film Europe), Former Yugoslavia (Blitz), Bulgaria (Beta Film) and Israel (Lev Cinemas).

Robert Gustafsson (“The 100-Year-Old Man”), Jonas Karlsson (“The Snowman”) and Karin Lithman (“The Bridge”) star in the tale of a grumpy widower who, by miracle or coincidence, finds himself at the center of an event that could transform not only his own life but the fate of his entire village—and possibly the world. Holm earned two Academy Award nominations for “A Man Called Ove” in 2015. The film became an international box office hit in 2016, grossing over $30 million worldwide, and was later remade as “A Man Called Otto,” starring Tom Hanks.

Romanian filmmaker Corneliu Porumboiu is preparing to shoot his first film in more than six years, he told Variety late Sunday at Visions du Réel, a film festival in Nyon, Switzerland, which is holding a retrospective of his films.

Porumboiu’s new project will be shot in French and in France, where the writer-director now lives. He is presently casting and hopes to start production in September, although the project is yet to complete financing. Porumboiu has identified locations near his home in Biarritz, France.

The lead producer on the film is France’s Lumen, the company founded last year by Juliette Schrameck, the former managing director of MK2 Films. MK2 Films, which was the international sales agent on his last film “The Whistlers,” is a minority producer. The co-producers are Romania’s Mobra Films, the company of Palme d’Or winner Cristian Mungiu, and Germany’s Komplizen Film, which...

Exclusive: Alec Baldwin (30 Rock), Michael Boatman (The Good Fight), and Karen Allen (Indiana Jones franchise) are set to topline The Cutting Room Floor, the first feature from writer-director Victoria DeMartin.

Entering production this summer, the indie follows an aspiring film editor who receives the opportunity of a lifetime but sees her world begin to spiral out of control when the film starts to mirror her own life, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. DeMartin’s script recently won First Place in the Golden Script Fellowship, an extension of the international Golden Script Competition.

Damian Young (Ozark), Jennifer Sklias-Gahan (FBI: Most Wanted), Kuhoo Verma (Murder Mystery 2), and Michael Benz (Joker) were tapped for supporting roles by casting directors Lina Todd and Byron Beane. Simon TaufiQue and Danielle Eva Schwob will produce, with the latter also set to pen the score. Ben Leong is also producing.

An Oscar nominee,...

It's time to return to Shutter Island. The acclaimed 2010 psychological thriller starring Leonardo DiCaprio is now available to stream on Paramount+.

Directed by legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese, Shutter Island stars DiCaprio as Deputy U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels, who is investigating the mysterious disappearance of a patient from a remote psychiatric hospital. Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley, Max von Sydow, and Michelle Williams co-star in the neo-noir psychological thriller, which was a commercial success upon its release in theaters in 2010, grossing $295 million at the worldwide box office. Shutter Island also received generally positive reviews from critics, with Rotten Tomatoes noting an approval rating of 69 percent.

RelatedMartin Scorsese Recruits Patrick Wilson to Star in Reboot of His Oscar-Nominated 34-Year-Old Film

Martin Scorsese's executive producing a new adaptation of his acclaimed 34-year-old film.

Shutter Island marked the fourth collaboration between Scorsese and DiCaprio, who have developed one of the most successful and enduring director-actor partnerships of the century.

Warner Bros. has had its fair share of fumbles, but if there’s one battle fans want them to win, it’s the bidding war for Martin Scorsese’s new Dwayne Johnson flick. The idea of the Scorsese directing the Rock sounds like a Hollywood fever dream, but it’s happening, and studios are throwing cash at it like it’s the last golden ticket.

Martin Scorsese in Hugo | Credits: Gk Films/Infinitum Nihil

WB, still licking its wounds from past misfires, desperately needs a win. And fans think this could be it.

Martin Scorsese’s next crime epic sparks bidding war: Fans demand a big-screen release Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese, and Leonardo DiCaprio in The Audition | Credits: Melco Crown Entertainment

The battle for Martin Scorsese’s next big-screen masterpiece just got serious. With Netflix, Apple, Amazon, and Warner Bros. all throwing their hats into the ring, fans are...

In “Cicadas,” top German actress Nina Hoss (who also serves as executive producer) reunites with filmmaker Ina Weisse, the director of her 2019 drama “The Audition,” in which she played a tightly wound woman whose life is unraveling. That same logline could also describe Weisse’s latest, where Hoss embodies 48-year-old Isabell, a high-end Berlin realtor who is trying to care for her aging parents at the same time that her childless marriage to a French engineer is falling apart. Meanwhile, she’s drawn to Anja (Saskia Rosendahl), a struggling single mother from the Brandenburg countryside where Isabell’s architect father built a striking modernist home. Playing out in several non-complementary registers and burdened with a lot of barely sketched-out backstory, “Cicadas” is more confounding than compelling.

The underlying theme of the movie is family relationships, with the duty that parents owe to their children and grown children to their parents,...

Starring Elsa Pataky and “Money Heist’s” Enrique Arce and Hovik Keuchkerian, SkyShowtime Original “Shades” (“Matices”) and Bulgarian drama “Shattered Bonds” will head Beta Film’s slate at the Berlin Festival’s European Film Market.

“Shades” is one of the two titles featured at a Berlinale Series Market Spanish Thrillers showcase on Feb. 17. Toplining “The White Lotus’” Julian Kostov, “Shattered Bonds” will center the EFM showcase “Narratives Against Rising Youth Violence” on Feb 18.

“Shades” and “Shattered Bonds” join official Berlinale TV entry “Other People’s Money,” inspired by the true story of Europe’s biggest known tax fraud, which screens as the sole TV series in the festival’s Panorama Section.

Beta Cinema represents Berlinale opening title “The Light” by Tom Tykwer and the Panorama entry “Cicadas” by Ina Weisse (“The Audition”).

Produced by Secuoya Studios and Stellarmedia for SkyShowtime, “Shades” marks SkyShowtime’s second locally commissioned original in Spain.

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With a net worth of around a staggering $12 million, it’s obvious that success and fame have welcomed Janelle Monáe enthusiastically.

Who Is Janelle Monáe? The Visionary Artist Behind a $12 Million Legacy

Janelle Monáe is a well-known American rapper, singer, and actress. Signed to Atlantic Records, this artist is also signed to her very own Wondaland Arts Society, making her mark on music through various connections.

Janelle Monáe Robinson worked at Office Depot while she was attending the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York (Credit: Tony Norkus / Shutterstock)

After becoming a rising star in contemporary R&b, Monáe has received countless nominations and awards throughout her career.

Janelle Monáe’s Inspiring Rise from Humble Beginnings to Stardom

Emerging from a working-class background, Monáe witnessed the dangers of drug addiction through her father at an early age. This, and the other struggles in her background, are said to have...

“Tape,” a Hong Kong remake of Richard Linklater’s iconic 2001 psychological thriller film of the same title, is heading for the American Film Market and theatrical release in its adopted territory. In anticipation of those steps, the producers are unreeling a “Tape” trailer.

“Tape” explores the fallout from a traumatic event at a high school graduation party, forcing the three former friends to confront their past in a story that delves into themes of power, manipulation, and the subjective nature of truth. The remake transposes the story from the U.S. to Hong Kong, a region that has yet to fully reckon with the #MeToo movement, while adapting to today’s technology-dependent age.

The new film is directed by banker turned film producer and director Bizhan Tong. It stars Kenny Kwan, Selena Lee (“Queen of News”) and Adam Pak (“A Guilty Conscience”) in roles originally portrayed by Robert Sean Leonard,...

Sandra Bullock’s Bird Box made a place for itself in the entertainment industry’s history in the blink of an eye. While the movie itself had mixed reviews from both fans and critics, it became the most-watched film on Netflix just within 28 days of its release. Clearly, there was something fascinating about murderous entities who could kill you just by making eye contact.

Bird Box (2018) | Credits: Netflix

Bird Box was released on the streaming giant on December 18, 2018, but it was initially meant for the big screen. Unfortunately, owing to issues with the budgeting, producer Scott Stuber decided to take the script to Netflix’s office where they were more than happy to oblige. No matter what your opinion may be on the rise of streaming platforms, you have to agree that they are extremely important to the industry’s growth.

How Sandra Bullock’s Bird Box Came to Netflix...

Directors in the entertainment field tend to call it quits before they get too old, but not the legendary Martin Scorsese. Despite being 81, he still stands as a pivotal figure in the movie industry, putting out projects almost every year.

Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese, and Leonardo DiCaprio in The Audition | Credits: Melco Crown Entertainment

So, what’s Scorsese’s secret? What keeps him active in the industry today? The legendary director of The Wolf of Wall Street and Shutter Island kickstarted his career in 1959. Interestingly, Scorsese initially wanted to become a priest at that time. But life has its weird ways and look where he ended up! Arguably the greatest filmmaker ever.

Martin Scorsese does more than just mainstream projects

The fact that Martin Scorsese is still active in the film industry, despite being 81, still baffles a lot of movie enthusiasts in the world. The most impressive part is...

It was the year 1973 when a young Martin Scorsese set out to work with Robert De Niro on a film called Mean Streets. The decisions of a young and brash mind, naturally, had a big influence on the film.

De Niro, Martin Scorsese, and DiCaprio in The Audition | Credits: Melco Crown Entertainment

Narrating the story of a man wanting to climb the mafia ladder but torn between conscience and success, Mean Streets was quite an iconic film. However, Scorsese has one huge regret.

Martin Scorsese Regrets One Major Thing In Mean Streets

Narrating the story of Charlie, Mean Streets talked about the mafia world. Martin Scorsese masterfully depicted the balance between evil and good conscience and what a mafia man might have gone through during their earlier days.

A still from Martin Scorsese’s Mean Streets | Credits: Taplin-Perry-Scorsese Productions

While showcasing this brazen youth, Martin Scorsese feels that he might...

Milica Tomovic’s Serbian project Big Women headed the winners at Sarajevo Film Festival’s CineLink industry platform for 2024, taking the €20,000 Eurimages co-production development award.

Produced by Dragana Jovovic and Jelena Radenkovic, the film will follow two friends who embark on an unplanned trip to the Montenegrin coast, where they uncover long-buried secrets.

Scroll down for the full list of CineLink 2024 winners

Tomovic’s debut feature Celts premiered in Panorama at the 2021 Berlinale, before winning the best director prize at Sarajevo later that year.

The awards were distributed during a ceremony at Sarajevo’s new Festival Garden on Thursday,...

Steven Spielberg is no stranger to intense films, but there’s one project he found so brutal that he passed it off like a hot potato. Picture this: Spielberg was initially set to direct Schindler’s List but found himself tangled in a different script—a $182M Robert De Niro movie so violent, it made him think twice. Instead of diving into the blood-soaked world of Cape Fear, he swapped with his buddy Martin Scorsese, who took on the De Niro thriller with gusto.

Steven Spielberg submitted a script for the Argo mission (image credit: Gage Skidmore/Cc By-sa 2.0/Wikimedia Commons)

Meanwhile, Spielberg went on to craft the haunting and historic Schindler’s List. Sometimes, a little film trade among friends can lead to cinematic masterpieces on both ends!

Did Spielberg and Scorsese Make a Hollywood Deal for Two Iconic Films? Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese, and Leonardo DiCaprio in...

Despite a star-studded cast, This Boy's Life only earned $4 million at the box office upon release in 1993. The family drama film failed to stand out among others in the genre, leading to its relative obscurity today. The movie served as an early launching pad for several rising stars, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, and more.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro are among the most iconic actors working today. While both have appeared in their share of critically acclaimed titles, they've also collaborated a handful of times, most notably with Martin Scorsese. Killers of the Flower Moon is the most recent, while DiCaprio and De Niro also appeared in Scorsese's 2015 short film The Audition. But there was another time the two legends shared the screen over 30 years ago.

DiCaprio and De Niro first appeared together in the 1993 drama This Boy's Life, from director Michael Caton-Jones. DiCaprio starred as young Toby Wolff,...

If there is anything that history has taught us, it is that talent is often stalked by doubt. It is as though the world desperately seeks a layer of falsity when someone is really good at something. They want the satisfaction of being able to say, ‘I knew it was a ruse!’ Unfortunately, Martin Scorsese is no stranger to such questions.

Robert De Niro and Ray Liotta in Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas | Warner Bros Pictures

Even though he has been regarded as one of the greatest talents of all time, many overly analyze his poor decisions of the past as proof that what is raw talent, is just a clever con. However, one of the most infamous instances of such questioning crossed several lines.

So much so, that beloved director, Guillermo del Toro, felt the need to speak out in support of Scorsese.

Lines Were Cross and Martin Scorsese Became...

It was only a matter of time before Martin Scorsese and Timothée Chalamet worked together. But unfortunately, it’s not for a big screen project; instead, it’s for a Chanel ad. This might not be the project we were all hoping for but it’s still a compelling commercial and hopefully the start of a genuine working relationship.

The Scorsese and Chalamet Chanel ad briefly opens with an almost Who’s That Knocking at My Door? rawness, with Chalamet waking too late for an appointment and being rushed into a waiting car, where he’ll be taken to a late night talk show appearance. Complete with a nearly constantly moving camera and a charismatic turn from Chalamet, it’s actually a pretty snazzy ad for a product most of us will never buy.

As described by Chanel, the commercial offers “an invitation to discover the many facets of a...

Denis Villeneuve has flown through the ranks of Hollywood very quickly. Although he has been making massively successful and critically acclaimed projects for years, his name has only recently entered the mainstream media after he started working on the Dune series. Since then, his filmmaking has been appreciated for the gift that it is, and respect has been put in his name.

Bene Gesserit in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two [Credit: Warner Bros.]Several other directors have experienced similar treatment in Hollywood, and it would seem that Villeneuve has a special place in his heart for one of them. Recently, the director was asked about his favorite director, and his answer might shock many.

Who is Denis Villeneuve’s Favorite Director?

When it comes to Hollywood, there are several directors who are frequently talked about as some of the greatest. Among them, Martin Scorsese has been given the highest regard.

Martin Scorsese has time and again proven why he ranks amongst the best filmmakers of today and his work will certainly be talked about for centuries to come. From Goodfellas (1990) to Shutter Island (2010), Martin Scorsese has a ton of gems in his portfolio but a sixteen-minute-long short film will remain to be the most unique work of his career.

Martin Scorsese’s The Audition (2015) | Melco Crown Entertainment

Back in 2015, Martin Scorsese brought together a star-studded ensemble both in front of and behind the camera to create The Audition. The project is unlike any other short film the world has seen and was actually created as a clever way of advertising a casino when mainland China banned any and all advertising of casinos.

Martin Scorsese’s The Audition Is One of a Kind

A still from Ocean’s Eleven (2001) | Warner Bros.

Starting with Ocean’s 11 in 1960 the franchise has been a treat...

Before he was directing uniquely cinematic ads for the 2024 Super Bowl, Martin Scorsese proved back in 2015 that his artistic prowess extends into the realm of sneaky sales pitches. Art and advertising have rarely merged as seamlessly as they did in this odd short film, the likes of which also has the distinction of being one of the most expensive ever made. Starring none other than Scorsese himself, Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, and (the cherry on top) Brad Pitt, The Audition came in at a whopping budget of $70M.

Christian Petzold’s anticipated Miroirs No.3 and Kaouther Ben Hania’s epic love story Mimesi are among the 19 projects awarded a total funding of almost €3.5m by Germany’s Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg (Mbb) at the second funding session of 2024.

Miroirs No.3 will star Paula Beer in her fourth collaboration with Petzold after Transit, Undine and Afire. She will play a young music student who has to restructure her life when her boyfriend dies in a car crash in the countryside.

The film, which is being produced by Petzold’s production company Schramm Film Koerner Weber Kaiser, received €500,000 in production funding from Mbb.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese have collaborated on a number of projects together as actor and director. Beginning their partnership with Gangs of New York, the duo went on to work on films such as The Aviator, The Departed, Shutter Island, The Wolf of Wall Street, and the recent Killers of the Flower Moon. The duo are also rumored to collaborate again on a Frank Sinatra biopic.

While the two have worked together on many projects, they have also developed projects that have never seen the light of day. One of those was apparently a biographical drama on Alexander, The Great. The two never got to make it, but the duo may have no regrets about it as Colin Farrell’s version of the film ended up almost costing the actor his career.

Leonardo DiCaprio And Martin Scorsese Almost Developed A Movie On Alexander Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator

Leonardo...

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino brought in two of the biggest names in the film industry Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio together for his 2019 Western comedy Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Based in 1969 Los Angeles, the movie follows a Hollywood star [DiCaprio] and his stunt double [Pitt] as they navigate the swiftly changing landscape of the film industry, overshadowed by the looming threat of the Tate murders.

Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

Despite their undeniable chemistry on screen, many have wondered why these two iconic actors hadn’t collaborated earlier. When asked about the same during an interview, the Fight Club star offered a playful response, humorously suggesting the reason behind their prolonged absence from joint projects.

Brad Pitt’s Playful Response to Delayed Collaboration with Leonardo DiCaprio

In a conversation with ExtraTV during a premiere of the 2019 film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Brad Pitt was...

Killers Of The Flower Moon Ends Its Run At The North American Box Office ( Photo Credit – IMDb )

Martin Scorsese is a gem of a filmmaker, and he has been delivering some remarkable films for years now. He, along with Leonardo DiCaprio, makes one of the most iconic director-actor duo. They recently came together and treated audiences with their masterclass in the form of Killers Of The Flower Moon. Unfortunately, the film didn’t find many takers at the box office. Keep reading to know more!

Reception of the film

Released on 20th October 2023, the crime drama opened to highly positive reviews from critics all over the globe. Many praised it by calling it a masterpiece, but of course, the duration of almost 3 and a half hours was always going to be a big concern during the theatrical run. It did impact the box office, and considering the treatment of the film,...

Martin Scorsese isn’t exactly known for his love of sports, once saying, “Anything with a ball, no good.” But he is now embracing the Super Bowl — well, a commercial, anyway. That’s right, Martin and his daughter Francesca Scorsese have their own Super Bowl commercial, leaning in to the TikTok videos that showed a (hip?) new side of Scorsese.

In the teaser for their upcoming Super Bowl ad for website maker Squarespace (which you can watch at the bottom of this article), Martin Scorsese is approached by Francesca while the maestro tries to develop a short film. One of the characters, he says, is a website…only Scorsese doesn’t know anything about them (or their character motivation). As for what his website will be about?: “A plea for intergalactic connection.” After quite a monologue about extraterrestrials, Scorsese tries to wrap his head around phrases like “domain” and...

Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of their first screen collaboration (“Mean Streets”), actor Robert De Niro and director Martin Scorsese reunited in 2023 to make “Killers of the Flower Moon,” thus bringing their amount of shared feature film credits to an even 10. Although their latest joint effort constitutes a rare instance of Scorsese employing De Niro’s talents in a supporting capacity, his new role is far from the shortest he’s played for the director, both in terms of actual time on screen and percentage of the total film. Check out our photo gallery in which we rank all 10 of De Niro’s Scorsese-directed performances from shortest to longest.

De Niro worked with Scorsese three times in the 1970s, twice in the ‘80s, and three times in the ‘90s before the duo took a two-decade collaboration hiatus. After De Niro starred as himself in Scorsese’s 2015 short film, “The Audition,...

Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of their first screen collaboration (“Mean Streets”), actor Robert De Niro and director Martin Scorsese reunited in 2023 to make “Killers of the Flower Moon,” thus bringing their amount of shared feature film credits to an even 10. Although their latest joint effort constitutes a rare instance of Scorsese employing De Niro’s talents in a supporting capacity, his new role is far from the shortest he’s played for the director, both in terms of actual time on screen and percentage of the total film. Check out our photo gallery in which we rank all 10 of De Niro’s Scorsese-directed performances from shortest to longest.

De Niro worked with Scorsese three times in the 1970s, twice in the ‘80s, and three times in the ‘90s before the duo took a two-decade collaboration hiatus. After De Niro starred as himself in Scorsese’s 2015 short film, “The Audition,...

Interestingly but not surprisingly, the acclaimed director Martin Scorsese has used a very special combination to shoot the masterpiece ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’. The movie was shot by his cinematic partner, Rodrigo Prieto Stambaugh, ASC, AMC, on the Arricam (St & Lt), combined with the Sony Venice and Scorsese’s own 1917 Bell & Howell.

Behind the scenes of ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ – Scorsese’s own 1917 Bell and Howell. Picture credit – IMDb ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’

Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is one of the contenders for the 96th Academy Awards (Oscar 2024). The movie is a 2023 American epic revisionist Western crime drama that is based on the 2017 book of the same name by David Grann. Its plot centers on a series of Oklahoma murders in the Osage Nation during the 1920s, committed after oil was discovered on tribal land. Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Lily Gladstone lead an ensemble cast,...

After nearly a decade, one of cinema’s most iconic filmmaking duos is back together again. “Killers of the Flower Moon” sees Martin Scorsese return to cinemas for his first film since 2019’s “The Irishman,” along with the two actors whose screen presence has helped define his filmography. The first is Robert De Niro, his longtime muse since his breakout film “Mean Streets” in 1973. The second is the much younger Leonardo DiCaprio, who reunites with the older statesman 10 years after “The Wolf of Wall Street.”

Scorsese is no stranger to building up a production posse of frequent collaborators. And there are many actors who made frequent appearances in his work, including Joe Pesci and Harvey Keitel. But De Niro and DiCaprio are his two clear muses, serving as the leads in 15 of his 26 narrative feature films between the two of them. Technically speaking, the three first worked together in 2015 on te short film”The Audition,...

“Killers of the Flower Moon” is Martin Scorsese’s 27th feature-length narrative film, and it seems as though the famed director, now 80, is only getting better with age. The rave reviews of Scorsese’s latest movie, as well as its $23 million opening, indicate that his powers as an artist are far from declining. And while much of the critics’ praise is reserved for star Lily Gladstone, audiences will no doubt be drawn into theaters by the return of two of Scorsese’s most frequent collaborators: Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro.

Just how closely associated are Scorsese and his favorite lead actors? On Ranker’s list of The Best Martin Scorsese Movies, voted on over 12,000 times, every one of the Top 13 movies features either De Niro or DiCaprio. According to Insights, those who show their appreciation for Martin Scorsese by voting him up on lists like The Greatest Directors in...

Killers of the Flower Moon marks the 10th feature collaboration between Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro and the sixth between the maestro and Leonardo DiCaprio. But it will be the first big screen teaming for all three and with that came a wave of excitement from cinephiles. But that doesn’t mean there weren’t some minor personality clashes on set, as Scorsese revealed that DiCaprio’s constant improvisations and looser style led to the director and De Niro rolling their eyes behind his back.

In a new piece in The Wall Street Journal, Scorsese said DiCaprio brought an “endless, endless, endless!” amount of ad-libbing, which prompted De Niro to further delve into his own trademark ways. “Then Bob didn’t want to talk. Every now and then, Bob and I would look at each other and roll our eyes a little bit. And we’d tell him, ‘You don’t need that dialogue.

In 2015 Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Martin Scorsese all worked together on a short film to market a new Casino. The project was the first collaboration between the three Hollywood legends and showed that they were comfortable making fun of themselves long before Killers of the Flower Moon. In a way, The Audition was a sell-out project for all involved, but it gave fans to opportunity to see them all together in a less serious environment.

With the upcoming release of Killers of the Flower Moon, the latest film from Martin Scorsese, movie fans are eager to see the legendary director team up for the first time with both of his most prolific collaborators. Killers of the Flower Moon will mark Scorsese's tenth feature film with actor Robert De Niro, a collaboration that goes back 50 years to 1973's Mean Streets, and his sixth feature with Leonardo DiCaprio, but...

Clockwise from upper left: The Departed (Warner Bros.), Martin Scorsese accepting his Academy Award for Best Director (Kevin Winter/Getty Images), Raging Bull (United Artists), The Last Temptation Of Christ (Universal) Graphic: Karl Gustafson To generations of film lovers, it seems as if Martin Scorsese has always been with us,...

Clockwise from upper left: The Departed (Warner Bros.), Martin Scorsese accepting his Academy Award for Best Director (Kevin Winter/Getty Images), Raging Bull (United Artists), The Last Temptation Of Christ (Universal)Graphic: Karl Gustafson

To generations of film lovers, it seems as if Martin Scorsese has always been with us,...

De Niro and DiCaprio's characters face the consequences of a murder gone wrong in new Killers of the Flower Moon clip. The clip reveals the complex relationship between De Niro's character, the mastermind behind the murders, and DiCaprio's character, willing to go to extreme lengths to please him. Killers of the Flower Moon marks a significant reunion for De Niro and DiCaprio, who have a longstanding working relationship with director Martin Scorsese.

Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio face the chaotic consequences of their murder in a new Killers of the Flower Moon clip. From director Martin Scorsese, Killers of the Flower Moon tackles the story of a series of mysterious murders of members of the Osage tribe in the 1920s United States. In addition to De Niro and DiCaprio, Killers of the Flower Moon stars Lily Gladstone, Jesse Plemons, Tantoo Cardinal, and John Lithgow.

Ahead of the release of Killers of the Flower Moon,...

Martin Scorsese's collaboration with Robert De Niro paved the way for his partnership with Leonardo DiCaprio, with De Niro himself recommending DiCaprio's talent to the director. De Niro's endorsement was crucial in Scorsese deciding to work with DiCaprio, and their first project together was Gangs of New York. After years of working separately with DiCaprio and De Niro, Scorsese will finally unite both actors in his upcoming film, Killers of the Flower Moon.

During the first years of his career as a director, Martin Scorsese had Robert De Niro as his main star. As time went by, Leonardo DiCaprio took his place as the filmmaker's muse. And it turns out De Niro himself was the reason this duo formed in the first place. Scorsese and De Niro began working together in 1973 on Mean Streets, the third film in the director's filmography, which marked the beginning of a long list...

De Niro convinced Scorsese to cast DiCaprio in Gangs of New York, showcasing their longstanding collaboration and mutual respect. De Niro worked with DiCaprio on This Boy's Life and told Scorsese the two had to at least meet.. The mentorship dynamic between Scorsese and DiCaprio has been crucial to DiCaprio's success, with Scorsese catapulting his career and leading to numerous collaborative projects.

Robert De Niro told Martin Scorsese to cast Leonardo DiCaprio in Gangs of New York. De Niro and Scorsese have been long-time collaborators, first working together on Mean Streets in 1973. DiCaprio, on the other hand, joined the Scorsese oeuvre nearly three decades later when he starred in 2002’s Gangs of New York. DiCaprio and Scorsese are now teaming up again through their upcoming Killers of the Flower Moon, in which De Niro also stars.

In an interview with GQ, Scorsese reveals that it was De Niro who helped...

“The clouds lifted” for cinema’s future recently. At least that was how Martin Scorsese felt after he saw “TÁR,” on which he lavished praise at the New York Film Critics Circle awards dinner in early January 2023.

That kind of praise means a lot. Scorsese is not just one of the greatest filmmakers of all time: he’s one of its greatest cinephiles. In recent years, he’s become known for the movies — or, as he might say of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “theme parks” — he doesn’t enjoy. But the Oscar-winning director’s favorite films are as wide-ranging in genre, year of release, and national origin as you might imagine, from Ti West’s “Pearl” to the horror flicks of Val Lewton and the works of Senegalese master Djibril Diop Mambety. He’s such an avid-moving watching buff that, in a recent interview with Time Magazine, he admitted he...

Good Boy is a love-story-turned-thriller film that mixes genres and takes inspiration from movies like Audition and Gone Girl. Director Viljar Bøe wanted to create a film that was unsettling and went under the audience's skin, making it a cautionary tale and a little nasty. The actors, Gard Løkke and Katrine Lovise Øpstad Fredriksen, brought empathy and a sense of humanity to their characters, exploring the themes of love and open-mindedness in the film.

Good Boy seems to begin as a standard love story before suddenly turning into a strange and at times terrifying thriller. In the movie, Sigrid is searching for love when she meets Christian a wealthy and charming heir through a dating app. Everything is going well until she goes to his home and meets Frank, a man who dresses in a dog costume and acts as Christian's pet dog.

This original thriller is helmed by Viljar...

Clockwise from top left: The Deer Hunter (Universal), De Niro after receiving the Best Actor Oscar for Raging Bull (ABC Photo Archives/Getty), The King Of Comedy (20th Century), Cape Fear (Universal), Taxi Driver (Columbia Pictures) Graphic: AVClub Robert De Niro, who turns 80 on August 17, has spent nearly 60 of those years as a working actor,...

Clockwise from top left: The Deer Hunter (Universal), De Niro after receiving the Best Actor Oscar for Raging Bull (ABC Photo Archives/Getty), The King Of Comedy (20th Century), Cape Fear (Universal), Taxi Driver (Columbia Pictures)Graphic: AVClub

Robert De Niro, who turns 80 on August 17, has spent nearly 60 of those years as a working actor,...

Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio have been Martin Scorsese’s go-to leading men, but which actor has starred in more of the director's movies? De Niro first collaborated with Scorsese on the filmmaker's third feature, Mean Streets, and has been playing tough-as-nails gangsters for him ever since, including roles in such acclaimed movies as Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, and The Irishman. After starring alongside DiCaprio in the coming-of-age drama This Boy’s Life, De Niro recommended the young actor to Scorsese (via /Film), who cast him in Gangs of New York and kicked off a decades-long working relationship.

Scorsese’s adaptation of Killers of the Flower Moon marks the first time he has cast both De Niro and DiCaprio in the same movie. Killers of the Flower Moon is an epic Western about the Osage Indian murders of the 1920s. DiCaprio plays Ernest Burkhart, the prosecution’s star witness, while De Niro plays William Hale,...

When Leonardo DiCaprio introduced the Life Achievement Award at the Screen Actors Guild annual ceremony in 2020, he recalled his father taking him to the cinema to watch "Midnight Run" when he was 13 years old. During the film, his dad said to him:

"If you really want to be an actor and get into this profession, if you want to understand what great acting is, you watch that man on screen."

No, he wasn't talking about Charles Grodin; he was referring to the actor honored that night for his legendary career, Robert De Niro. A few years after that trip to the movie house, DiCaprio found himself starring alongside the legendary actor in "This Boy's Life." It was a major break for the teenager after roles in "Critters 3" and "Poison Ivy," and he more than held his own against the two-time Oscar winner playing a young man suffering abuse at...

Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie is a touching and emotional look into the life of a beloved actor. The film, directed by Davis Guggenheim, explores Fox’s childhood, rise to stardom, and shocking Parkinson’s diagnosis. As the actor officially retired from acting in 2021 in order to focus on his health Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie offers viewers more than a peek into Fox’s world; it’s also an opportunity to enjoy its subject’s spark and personality outside of re-watching the best Michael J. Fox movies.

To help successfully navigate the emotional nuances of the film, director Davis Guggenheim turned to composer John Powell. Powell has been a top-tier film composer for decades, with credits that include Don’t Worry Darling, How to Train Your Dragon, Shrek, and Face/Off. Screen Rant is excited to premiere two tracks from Powell’s work on Still: A Michael J.

Los Angeles, May 18 (Ians) Martin Scorsese reunites with longtime muses Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro in the first trailer for ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’, the upcoming Western epic based on David Grann’s 2017 best-selling non-fiction book ‘Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI’, reports ‘Variety’.

Set in 1920s Oklahoma, the drama focuses on a series of Osage Nation murders over oil rights and the newly-formed FBI’s investigation into the killings. The supporting cast includes Jesse Plemons, last seen in the much-applauded ‘The Power of the Dog’, and ‘Certain Women’ breakout Lily Gladstone, ‘Variety’ adds.

For DiCaprio and De Niro, ‘Flower Moon’ marks the first time the Oscar winners have worked together in a feature since Michael Caton-Jones’ 1993 drama ‘This Boy’s Life’.

Both actors, according to ‘Variety’, played fictionalised versions of themselves in Scorsese’s short film ‘The Audition’.

De Niro...

This year’s Killers of the Flower Moon marks the 10th major collaboration between Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, it further solidifies the pair as one of the most iconic director/actor teams in cinema history. But that doesn’t mean it comes easy, as sometimes they just aren’t feeling it.

Scorsese and De Niro had an incredible run beginning with 1973’s Mean Streets, with classics like Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas, and more following. But after 1995’s Casino, the collaborations seemed to wear cement shoes. The reason? As Scorsese tells Deadline, sometimes there’s just a general disinterest from one of the parties.

Explaining why it took 24 years between collaborations–Scorsese and De Niro didn’t work together again until 2019’s The Irishman–the director said, “After Casino we stopped for a while and I did Kundun, and Bringing Out the Dead. And then Gangs of New York.

Whether you view him as the patron saint of filmmaking or politely respect the man and his contributions to cinema without worshipping him at the shrine, there's no denying that Martin Scorsese's new film, "Killers of the Flower Moon," is a pretty momentous occasion. It's the first time the director has collaborated with both of his muses, Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio, on a feature-length project, having previously teamed up with them on his 2015 meta-comedy short "The Audition." But why did it take so long?

It wasn't for lack of trying. By the time Scorsese had begun his run with DiCaprio in the early 2000s (which is now six films deep), De Niro had entered what you could dub his comedy phase. Starting with Harold Ramis' 1999 comedy "Analyze This," a movie in which De Niro knowingly sends up his mobster personas in Scorsese's "Goodfellas" and "Casino," the actor...

Following a successful eight-year run on Saturday Night Live, Bill Hader branched out with his career, which landed him the hit show Barry on HBO Max. The show is a dark comedy that follows a hitman who finds himself in Los Angeles as he decides he wants to leave that life behind and become an actor. He joins an acting class, but finds it much harder to walk away from his old life than he originally thought.

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Barry has been a massive success during its four-season run, with well over 20 Emmy nominations, including a few wins. Not to mention that the show has grown in ratings with every season. As Hader and company prepare to say goodbye to these characters, it's hard not to reminisce over some of the best episodes yet.

The Audition (S2E7)

Season two is the first season that Barry really leaned...