A few weeks ago, Martin Scorsese fans received some disappointing news: while he was planning to release them, his Jesus and Frank Sinatra films were delayed. But the director intends to solve this problem as soon as possible, and he recalled this during a visit to the Turin Cinema Museum to receive the Premio Della Mole Award for his entire body of work.
“I’m not going to retire.”has announced Award-winning (Taxi Driver) and Oscar-winning (The Departed) filmmaker, who denies rumors of health problems that surrounded the changes. “The movie about Frank Sinatra has only been postponed, and I’m still working on the movie about Jesus. I hope God will give me the strength and health to finish them.”
Inspired by Shushaku Endo’s 1973 novel of the same name, The Life of Jesus is rumored to be directed by Andrew Garfield, who would reunite with the director for another faith story after a hiatus. The Sinatra musical biopic, which the filmmaker has been trying to make for years, will see Leonardo DiCaprio star opposite Jennifer Lawrence as Ava Gardner.
Between Biography and Adaptation
Two projects, which with their theme and the name of the author, will already excite movie lovers. For those who are afraid of never seeing these movies. If that doesn’t happen, for one reason or another, Martin Scorsese fortunately has no shortage of options, with a biopic and adaptations of Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States, attached to him. main By Merlin Robinson or Les Naufragés du Wager by David Grann, the author of the book that inspired The Killers of the Flower Moon.
A year after its release, this mural, which finally reunited two of his favorite actors (Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio) in front of his camera, should not be the end of Martin Scorsese’s career. All that remains to be seen is what her next film will be, one who is spoiled for choice.
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