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Martin Scorsese Biography Flash: Directing DiCaprio, Lawrence in What Happens at Night

Martin Scorsese Biography Flash: Directing DiCaprio, Lawrence in What Happens at Night

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Martin Scorsese is making major headlines this week with a new project that’s sure to excite fans of both cinema and star power. According to Variety and multiple entertainment outlets, Scorsese has set his next directorial effort: an adaptation of Peter Cameron’s ghost story novel What Happens at Night, and he’s bringing Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence along for the ride. Apple Original Films is in talks to finance and produce, alongside Studiocanal. Notably, this marks Scorsese’s first time directing Jennifer Lawrence, even though he produced her upcoming drama Die My Love. It will be another chapter in the legendary Scorsese-DiCaprio partnership, now stretching to their eighth film together. This project has the industry buzzing, as it unites two of the biggest stars in Hollywood under the guidance of a director who’s never been shy about taking narrative risks.

On the public appearance front, film lovers can mark their calendars for Friday, October 3rd, when Scorsese will be featured at Alice Tully Hall as part of this year’s New York Film Festival Talks lineup, according to the Film Society of Lincoln Center. The event is expected to be a deep dive into his creative process, likely drawing insights from his vast career as well as current and upcoming projects.

Social media has been abuzz with Scorsese wisdom yet again. CNN’s Jim Acosta quoted him on Threads with the memorable line “The most personal is the most creative," highlighting how the director’s philosophies continue to inspire not only filmmakers but the broader creative community as well.

There’s also renewed attention to Scorsese’s storied appearance in his own films. The Back Focus recently released a video essay dissecting his unique cameo style, from chilling turns in Taxi Driver to lighthearted animated roles like Shark Tale. These cameos reflect his ability to surprise audiences, proving he’s as much a character actor as a masterful director.

Finally, looking back only a little, Scorsese opened up in recent press about two iconic films he famously turned down following the mixed reception of The King of Comedy, an example of the tough decisions that have shaped his legendary career, as reported by Comic Basics.

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