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Martin Scorsese

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  Diane Ladd obituary
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  Sharp, subtle and effortlessly Lynchian: Diane Ladd had a potent star power

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  TV review

  Mr Scorsese review – five hours isn’t nearly long enough to do justice to history’s greatest film-maker

  There are volcanic tales of his explosive temper, shocking footage of nuns protesting his Christ movie and vast amounts of detail in this rich, info-packed docuseries. Then it reaches the 90s and it all peters out

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  Homebound review – emotionally rich study of friends in rural India trying to get home in the pandemic

  Neeraj Ghaywan’s film benefits from excellent lead performances, strong cinematography and an apparent mentorship from Martin Scorsese

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  The 50 best TV shows to watch this autumn

  The epic Stranger Things finale, Sally Wainwright’s menopausal punks, Alan Partridge in therapy and Stephen Fry … in a Traitors robe? Here’s your ultimate guide to the must-see series of the season
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  Joe Caroff, designer of James Bond 007 logo and countless iconic film posters, dies aged 103

  The artist, whose work can be also seen in posters from West Side Story to Cabaret, Manhattan and A Hard Day’s Night, worked on more than 300 campaigns, often uncredited
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  ‘Marty stop that! You can’t do it!’: Scorsese reveals he toyed with buying a gun to threaten film studio

  Proposed edits to his movie Taxi Driver made the director so furious, he threatened to take the law into his own hands

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  Film & Music reader interview

  Rosanna Arquette: ‘You pay the price for being outspoken’

  From shooting with Martin Scorsese at 4am to watching Madonna explode on set, the actor answers your questions

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  ‘No plans ever to retire’: why Steven Spielberg and the movie brat generation just won’t quit

  Stuart Heritage

  Spielberg, 78, has announced he’ll keep making films till he dies – and he’s a spring chicken next to Coppola, Scorsese, Werner Herzog and Ridley Scott, all still working in their 80s. What makes directing a job for life?
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  ‘Allegory for the times we live in’: De Niro and Scorsese reunite for Casino at 30

  Director and star of the Vegas-set mafia drama spoke to an audience as part of this year’s Tribeca film festival, looking back at their 1995 hit and its timeless themes
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  Martin Scorsese no longer watches films in cinemas due to audience bad behaviour

  Noise of phone conversations and guzzling of snacks have spoiled the experience, veteran director tells critic Peter Travers

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  Martin Scorsese announces film that will feature Pope Francis’s ‘final interview’

  Aldeas – A New Story documentary to examine work of organisation pontiff founded to connect young people around the world

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  Celebrities pay tribute to Pope Francis: ‘Thank you for being an ally’

  Martin Scorsese, Russell Crowe, Whoopi Goldberg and Eva Longoria are among stars remembering late pope who died aged 88
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  The Rock to co-author true crime book about Hawaii mob boss to be adapted by Martin Scorsese

  Dwayne Johnson is working with investigative journalist Nick Bilton on the project, with a film in the pipeline starring Emily Blunt and Leonardo DiCaprio
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  Guy Lodge's streaming and DVDs

  Streaming: The Last Showgirl and the best Las Vegas films

  Gia Coppola’s drama starring Pamela Anderson peers behind the glamour of ‘the fun capital of the world’, but sin city has long seduced film-makers…

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  ‘It’s like doing three movies at once’: Robert De Niro on his thrilling TV debut – as America’s saviour

  The film legend’s Netflix political conspiracy drama Zero Day is his first major TV gig, and it’s extremely well timed. He talks about his greatest roles – and playing a leader people can actually trust

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  Long-delayed DiCaprio/Scorsese serial killer film Devil in the White City back on track

  The actor and director have wanted to film the true story of murders at the 1893 World’s Fair for more than a decade, and reports suggest it is back in pre-production

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  Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore at 50: Scorsese’s low-key, high-impact 70s drama

  Ellen Burstyn deservedly won an Oscar for her performance as a woman facing reality in a grounded character study

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  Beatles ’64 review – Fab Four radiate an inexhaustible, almost supernatural energy
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  Nicole Kidman: ‘I want to work with Scorsese – if he does a film with women’