Martin Scorsese: Cinema legend no longer wants to go to the cinema

Hardly any director stands as much for the cinema as Martin Scorsese (82). Finally, he wrote numerous and sometimes Oscar -winning chapters in film history with works such as “Taxi Driver”, “Goodfellas”, “Departed” and “The Wolf of Wall Street”. The Maestro now enters cinema halls as well as not at all who has revealed Peter Travers (81) to the American film critic. The reason for this is the people before, behind and next to him.

Travers therefore asked Scorsese why he no longer wanted to go to the cinema – “and he shouted against the audience that chatted into his telephones during the film to order snacks and drinks, and maintains a noise level that is so high that he braised the actors”.

Although the almost same age Travers then pointed out that “we as children could not keep our mouths”. The argument did not allow Scorsese and replied: “But when we talked, it was always about the film and the fun we had when we went through the details.”

Your own cinema experience may be irretrievably clouded for Scorsese. The 82-year-old does not think of the end of his filmmaking career, on the contrary. lists a total of 20 upcoming projects of the never -tired scorseses, although in most cases it only acts as a producer or executive producer.

A planned directorial work is due to a still title -box crime drama that plays in Hawaii and in which Dwayne Johnson (53), Emily Blunt (42) and – almost obligatory – Leonardo DiCaprio (50) should take on the leading roles. He also wants to put a film about Theodore Roosevelt on the screen – once more with his Muse DiCaprio in the title role. There is also a documentary about the recently deceased Pope Francis in the Mach.