Martin Scorsese on Killers of the Flower Moon, the Late Great Robbie Robertson & Being an Altar Boy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2023
- 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.
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Marty at 80 still so vigorous, intelligent, eloquent. Let's hope he punches out 1 or 2 more great films.
I think at this point he needs to be like this. If he stopped, his body would suffer a shock.
The fact that he remembers everything that he did 50 years ago in detail is astounding
Tarantino says that the reason he's retiring after the tenth film is that almost all teh great directors tarnished their legacies with bad films after they got old. But here's Scorsese bucking that trend with every new movie he directs.
@@saintsataniko2116 yeah... i feel tarantino on his sentiment..but like.. here we have Scorsese doing a savagely truthful film, outside of his typical lane at 80 years old... c'mon Q... why you defining limits....
@@Mewted i mean, if he knows his limits, he should stop when he wants to. but i also feel he has a lot more to offer than just one last movie. hopefully he could pull off a Miyasaki on us, saying he wants to retire, but keeps going back to directing
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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Very true I think filmmaking is a the biggest master art form still remaining just like Michelangelo and DaVinci and even Van Gogh they made their best work when they were older, filmmaking I'm sure it's like that that's why we don't get 20 something Oscar winning directors, understanding the world better can only makes your movies better
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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!
The guy is brilliant. Lets not forget Cape Fear, Casino, The Aviator, Gangs of NY, The Color of Money, The King of Comedy, and the Irishman
2020s - The Irishman.
Spielberg: Legend of legends
1970s- Jaws
1980s- E.T.
1990s- Schindler's List
2000s- Minority Report
2010s- Lincoln
2020s- The Fabelmans
@@chrismalik1579Don't forget Duel
But you can't beat - 2010: Shutter Island 😅
This man is a gift to humanity. He has the joy, humility, and restless curiosity of a student even after such a storied career, and his work only seems to get better and better with each film.
So eloquently put.
He's very cool
Let’s appreciate this man while he is still here, IMO the greatest director of all time!
Kubrick was probably the all-time greatest American director but there are a few European directors who would land that overall top spot.
Greatest living director, certainly.
@@savage_skirt5386Akira kurosawa is best but ok
i was mainly discussing the americans. kurosawa not the best, imo, but certainly in the top 10@@trocustar3450
I'd say he's the greatest director of his generation
Thank you Jimmy & Martin for giving so much attention to Robbie Robertson in this interview. Much love from a Canadian.
Nova Scotian here… I just found out yesterday that he passed in August, very talented Canadian. The Band were special group of guys.
I had no idea who The Band was until I saw The Last Waltz as a kid (on PBS) and it blew me away. Anyone who hasn't seen it is missing out.
Robbie is right up there with Dylan in his contributions to rock 'n roll.
Land has always been stolen or sold and bought. The natives did it to each other before “the white man”. Slavery has been in basically every country yet “the white man” owes reparations for some strange reason. No one today in America are on either side of it. Unless you want to talk about name brand clothes/shoes and smart phones.
Me too! I’m heartbroken that Robbie passed before getting to see the finished of this movie. He was a brilliant musician and wonderful storyteller! ❤🪶
Paying homage to the indigenous peoples with respect. Good on you, Martin. ❤
Land has always been stolen or sold and bought. The natives did it to each other before “the white man”. Slavery has been in basically every country yet “the white man” owes reparations for some strange reason. No one today in America are on either side of it. Unless you want to talk about name brand clothes/shoes and smart phones.
He is the most amazing director who respects all walks of life
Nice to see him so animated and lively at this age. He has more energy than people half his age.
40 yr old here. Can confirm.
Can he give some of his energy and vigor to our president? Same age. We could use it.
Like he said all in the food
This movie was unbelievably good. At 3.5 hours, it still wasn’t long enough for me. I wanted it to keep going, it was so riveting
5 hours atleast
RIP Robbie Robertson (July 5, 1943 - August 9, 2023), aged 80
You will be remembered as a legend.
I'm grateful to both Scorsese and Spielberg for keeping our history alive - both the good, the bad and the ugly. We need to acknowledge it all.
YES!
Spike Lee has also been very important with film preservation. Don’t forget about that too.
Don't forget Clint Eastwood.
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The way Scorsese describes things in vivid detail for us to understand his thought process is why he’s such a legend.
Just loved hearing him talk about Robbie Robertson. R.I.P.
Mr. Scorsese is such a gift to film & cinema. I hope he makes a few more before he hangs up his director's cap.
I hope he continues to make movies till his last breath
Directors have caps?
@@parthtapasvi1027that seems to be his plan. Most people would have been long-retired at his age.
@@davidszakacs6888Well, no, I don’t think so. But “hangs up his director’s chair.” just didn’t sound right in my head 😂
@@davidszakacs6888- Not really .
Just adore this man. You can feel his enthusiasm and passion for storytelling.
The progression in his career is astonishing. From being an owner of a Whale Wash to an award-winning filmmaker is crazy. Proud.
You owe me 5000 clams
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.
He also treated his ex band members so great as well!
I saw this picture last night. It may very well be a masterpiece. Lily Gladstone is a revelation. DeNiro has one of the best performances of his career (if you can believe it). DiCaprio is so reliably great. This movie introduced me to a world that was unknown to me.
Lily is a treasure ❤
I am dying to see it. So much amazing talent. It will be my Christmas present, and the only one I know will be prettier than the packaging.
And he wailed, for all the indigenous people of the world. Love Scorsese.
5 decades of greatness.
What a gift Martin Scorsese is.
Elite filmmaker which we have beem blessed with.
6 decades*
Martin seems so healthy and happy! I know people that are in their 40s who could pass as 80 year old's but Martin is full of energy. So glad to see he's living his best life and continuing to make amazing films!
Favorite director of all time. I already have my tickets booked to see it in IMAX. So grateful that he’s still making movies.
The way I see it ,is that when you have 2 , not 1 , but 2 geniuses collaborating together at the peak of their talents , we get alchemy on screen . Martin Scorsese and Robbie Robertson created so much brilliant work together , I can't think of a more prolific and superb working relationship in modern music and film ! When you have the coolest guy in rock and roll history and the finest filmmaker of his generation working with and trusting each other to the end ,we the fans can't and never lose .....Sadly ,it's the end of an era with Robbie' s passing . RIP maestro maker .....All the best from Scotland.
I could listen to this man for hours. Imagine the stories he has!! Living legend
I could watch this for hours. Truly such a great and talented mind.
RIP Robbie Robertson, legendary aboriginal Canuck. Miigwetch (Thank-you) 🙏🏻for all the glorious music. PS. Nothing beats the prairies for stars and sunsets and clean living.
What's the association between Robbie Robertson & the Prairies? He's a native of Southeastern Ontario. His mom was from the Grand River First Nations. My best friend's granddad was Chief Monture of the Grand River Six Nations. We were in school together in the 60s. She is the reason I first learned about the Six Nations in Ontario. It sure wasn't because Indigenous History was taught in school.
When I was a kid, the history of residential schools was hidden, though we lived in an area surrounded by historic Indigenous land. That history never really came to light until decades later. White children weren't taught about the inhumanity of ripping native-born young children from their only families, and the hateful indignities they suffered in attempts to "civilize" them.
At the same time I was absorbing some of the fascinating history of Indigenous people in southern Ontario, Robbie was playing with Ronnie Hawkins at the Le Coq d'Or as a 17-yr old. We were only a couple of years apart at the time, and there was no mention of his heritage until many years later.
I was a huge fan of his music, from his time with Ronnie Hawkins through all his years as part of "The Band". His solo work was equally interesting, though lesser known.
Between his death and the passing of Gordon Lightfoot this year, 2023 is a year we lost 2 Canadian Music icons. Sad indeed.
@@91Kingscrib84 not related to Robbie. I'm aware of his history. It's related to something else mentioned in the video related to the Scorsese movie and prairies. I live in the prairies but I was born in the Thunder Bay/Rainy River area of Ontario.
Watching this, I was standing still listening to his stories. Similar to the audience. He's truly a one of a kind.
I watched Killers of the Flower Moon this week, and I can not wait until I get my hands on a DVD. 3h30 movie that felt like 2h. I could not get off my seat. A masterpiece.
It’s great to hear him talking about Robbie
Can't believe he's 80, still going great 💪
All that money helps
@@shiddykiddynot necessarily. It’s your genes. You can’t outrun that
He did a really great job of retelling the tragic, relatable truth of the Osage Nation
We ❤ him at the Osage Nation
Martin Scorsese is one of the best films makers in the entire world
At 81 he's still killing it one masterpiece after the other
I wish him many more years of health and happiness and success 💖🙏
I just watched "Italian American" because you mentioned it. I LOVED it. Thank you. x
It's great. The mom is such a character. 😂
When he mentioned " The Heiress", I immediately knew what he meant. That is a GREAT movie, anyone reading this (with taste!), if you haven't seen "The Heiress" with Olivia D'Havilland, Montgomery Clift and Ralph Richardson, put that on your list. That's a great one. Three completely different acting styles and techniques meshing together perfectly.
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.
"First Nations" is the preferred reference to indigenous Canadians just as "Native American" is the preferred reference to indigenous people of the US. Robertson is First Nations because he was raised on a reservation close to Toronto. Lily Gladstone is Native American because she was raised on a reservation in Montana.
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.
I saw Killers of the Flower Moon today at the Oklahoma premiere. It's a brilliant film. It's a masterpiece.
What a Treasure to this world. He already gets a lot of recognition but I feel like that's not enough. What a great master of his field. You stand alone at the top Mr. Scorsese. There are no words I could use to describe your genius.
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.
I am very grateful that Scorsese is still alive and still making movies. It's like Kubrick or Kurosawa were still alive. He is a powerhouse in cinema and there will never be another one I am sure of that. He may be 81 but his mind is sharp as a knife and from what I've read, he already knows what his next movie will be... how about that? He is a machine. I love a lot of other directors but if I were to choose just one, it would be Scorsese.
I love the way Marty looks vulnerable after showing a bit of his new work. Such a wonderful authentic man despite his immense success .
I can hear this man talk for hours and hours! MAESTRO! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
It's Sunday on the opening weekend and I've seen this movie twice already. Imo it's truely a masterpiece with stellar performances from all three leads. We are fortunate indeed that Mr. Scorsese continues making films that stir the soul!
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😊
We appreciate you
Hands down best movie I have seen since I could remember. Left the movie, after 3 1/2 hours (did not feel like it at all) wanting to immediately watch it again. So true. He honored this story as best as anyone could.
I yelled encore up at the receptionist. She did not, in fact, play it again.
This man is true artist and legend. Raging Bull changed my life literally. It’s still hard to watch but it has a lot to do with me and my relationship with my brother. I realized I was my own downfall and the last scene when he’s talking into the mirror I always lose it. There was a time I was doing well. But my paranoia and anger made me lose everyone and everything. This man brings the human condition to every film. Thank God for him and him helping me realize I was at fault 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you so much Marty
Jeez man, I could listen to him all day.
So refreshing to listen to a real artist talking about his craft witch such a passion.
This doesn't happen anymore
Saw Killers of the Flower Moon yesterday. Probably my favorite Scorsese film after Goodfellas. The acting is incredible.
We love him in the Osage Nation ❤
Like Scorsese, I was an altar boy as well and being called to serve 6:30AM Mass for the upcoming week was the worst assignment of all. Our reward was a trip to the Rye Beach Playland amusement park at the end of the school year, which made it all worthwhile.
Wow. Nearly 9 minutes of American television without a commercial break. Very nice chat. Kimmel lets Marty talk.
When Kimmel introduced Scorsese as an American treasure, he truly is. My favorite director and one of the greatest of all time!!!
Martin Scorsese has opened the mind of many young people aspiring to make film with his brilliant movies and iconic scenes. He is hand down the greatest of all time
Raw talent and hard work is a delight to see.
I can’t wait to see this. It looks fantastic. He’s brilliant. They all are. He has never made a bad film, every movie of his is a classic. Can’t wait!
I loved Kimmel brought up Robbie Robertson. The man was a true gent and a fine musician. I listen to songs from the Big Pink on a daily basis.
Man's 80 and still sharp as a razor
11:10 I love that he mentions The Heiress, that movie's underrated AF.
What I've always loved about him, in addition to all of his great work, of course, is his enthusiasm when speaking about film. He really is a student and lover of the craft and art of movie making. And there's never any pretentiousness.
Truly a person who found their calling and passion and are so appreciative of it.
Terrific interview. Definitely want to save in the archive. Bravo!
You know a film is a great work when it is three hours long but you don't realize until after it ends.
Yes ❤ it's so engaging, you don't realize the time.
What a legend. His worst film is still better than the superhero crap we're seeing churned out by Hollywood studios today.
Facts!
WORD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When he mentioned The Heiress, my heart soared. THAT is why I love this man most of all - he has such a tremendous respect for classic film.
That's who Lily Gladstone reminds me of - Olivia de Havilland (Melanie in Gone With the Wind)! Such an amazing talent! 👏👏👏👏
Great movie! This guy has a promising career if he keeps this up.
Not only he's one of the best in the business but he's such a smart eloquent lovable guy and seems to be super down-to-earth. Good health to him!
What an incredibly generous interview. He gave and he gave! Fascinating. I don't think I have ever seen a better Scorsese interview. He must like you, Jimmy!
anyone out there who hasn't seen "Italianamerican", please do. it's amazing.
Love this guy what a legend ❤
I was fortunate to see Robbie Robertson play at Eric Clapton's Crossroads concert 2007.
I love this interview! I’m looking forward to seeing the movie this week/weekend. I’m sad that Robbie passed before the release of the movie. He was a brilliant musician and wonderful storyteller. And I love Marty too. I think Jimmy always does great interviews. ❤
As Far Back as I can remember, i always wanted to be Martin Scorsese.
So great to see his interview, acutely i enjoy watching directors or creaters have views about how they wanna put the movie together. So extra to let casts repeat what the roles they played in the movies. Every movie is the director views to told story, and Martin is one of great story teller with every films he did. Hands down the great person ever!
Excellent interview.
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.
We can't wait to see it
I’ve been hearing rave reviews of Gladstone’s performance, so excited !
@@hello7032 The movie is long but any film with the 3(Scorsese, DiCaprio and De Niro) has to be good. But the surprise was Lily Gladstone.
We love lily and uncle Marty in the osage nation ❤
Guess what. I just finished watching last scene of The Irishman and then listened to In The Still Of The Night now I was going to watch Scorsese's interview for Irishman on Jimmy Fallon but TH-cam recommended me in the nick of the time. AI is great. And one more thing I have been waiting for this movie to come out for the last two years. Very excited about watching this.
RIP Robbie Robertson. Something tells me this will be the big Oscar winner this year.
What a legend in films, so many huge hits with the top actors in the film industry.
Just got back from the cinema, still unpacking. Loved that the music never tells you how to feel, just sets the tone and vide and place and time, but not emotion. I can’t think of a film that deserves the world “harrowing” more, just overwhelming sad, but insanely watchable, no way it was 3 and a half hours! Not sure if it tops Goodfellas (Ray Liota…c’mon) but what a masterpiece.
Jimmy, a wonderful, respectful and delightful interview.
Such a great interview. I wish it was even longer
I just watched Flowers of the Killer Moon in the theater, it was really good and based on a true story. I was also an Alter Boy for about 4 years.
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
I could hear this man for hours. I love him so much. A personal hero ❤
The way Scorcese describes working with Robbie Robertson reminds me of Steven Spielberg and John Williams--very collaborative.
Can’t wait to see this film on Friday night!
just watched this movie in the cinema, that counts as my 3rd ever movie watched in a cinema. beautiful movie. the theatre wasn't full but what it was filled with was old people.
What a beautiful guy. I could listen to him all day. The new movie sounds like an instant classic, and it's been a long time coming.
A beautiful gesture towards the First Nations people from a beautiful man.
The last Waltz is awesome! I watch alot. I love The Band
This is a great interview--love how they get into detail about Robbie Robertson's contributions.
I love Martin Scorsese and his films.
Love love this man. Always happy and gracious! He is legendary but treats everyone w/respect whenever ơn interview. Great movies maker-just a wonderful person!
Hope Martin makes films till he is 100!
he is Brilliant! One of the BEST in History!
Looks great at 80 wow and still has gift of the gab
I loved his role on the end of the film. Radio announcer.
Oh my heart! This guy ropes you in like no other. Maestro.
Credit to Jimmy for bringing out the best from his guest.
Scorsese is Fan of Film and cinema for years he never shy away from criticism of his movies always willing to raise the bar to make the best movie. One of his friends was the late Film Critic Roger Ebert who known pointing at bad movies but for the record to my knowledge never had say anything bad about one Martin movies and if he was still living this movie would get the patented Thumbs Up review.
National Treasure… superb director and still sharp as a tack.
So great to have another Scorsese movie with a new story, new as in something we haven't seen in movies repeatedly. Can't wait to see it.