Biography Flash: Martin Scorsese's Transformations, Tributes & Mysteries at 82
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Biography Flash: Martin Scorsese's Transformations, Tributes & Mysteries at 82
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Martin Scorsese has yet again managed to dominate the cultural conversation without even stepping onto a set. The most eye-catching development over the past week is the public confirmation that Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio’s long-rumored summer film project—one of two possible collaborations—was officially scrapped before a single frame rolled, as reported by World of Reel and ComingSoon. That marks the second consecutive summer in which a new Scorsese movie was postponed, following delays to last year’s planned “Sinatra” and “The Life of Jesus” back-to-back shoots. While fans and some industry insiders have speculated about the reasons, ranging from scheduling conflicts to health, there’s been no official explanation. To squash the rumor mill, Scorsese, now 82, reiterated in recent interviews with outlets like USA Today that he has absolutely no intention of retiring—he just needs to “get going” and is actively reading scripts, with whispers placing his next potential directing date in early 2026.
As for which elusive project might actually shoot, speculation continues among film journalists, with contenders ranging from a Hawaiian mob epic (which could bring The Rock and DiCaprio together on screen) to long-gestating titles like “Sinatra,” “Home,” “Devil in the White City,” and the ever-rewriting “Life of Jesus.” Meanwhile, DiCaprio, while actively promoting his own Oscar hopeful, told ET Online this week that his “ultimate gift” would be reuniting with Scorsese, declaring the director “a national treasure and the world’s greatest director.” For the time being, that dream remains on ice, as the actor’s campaign schedule all but guarantees another delay.
On a very different note, Scorsese stunned fans this week with his dramatic and nearly unrecognizable physical transformation for his significant acting role as Isaiah in Julian Schnabel’s crime drama “In the Hand of Dante.” New images released ahead of its Venice Film Festival premiere sent social media into a minor frenzy, giving the world a rare glimpse of Scorsese in front of the camera, marking him as a standout among the all-star cast according to IndieWire and Comic Basics.
Heartwarming moments have come courtesy of his daughter Francesca, whose emotional TikTok tribute—celebrating their bond with a montage of personal photos—had fans in tears. Social media users flooded the comments with praise and envy over their close relationship, many noting they’d choose Scorsese as their dad “in every lifetime,” as highlighted by Parade.
On the public stage, Scorsese is slated to make an appearance as a presenter at tonight’s 2025 Primetime Emmy Awards, a subtle but significant nod that the octogenarian legend is still actively engaged with the industry’s biggest events, according to thatericalper.com.
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