The Life and Films of Martin Scorsese (1981-1999) - The Director Dossiers Podcast #9
The Director DossiersShow Notes
Insightful how? Insightful like I'm a well researched podcast? I'm entertaining, I make you laugh? I'm here to #$%@ing give you Part Two of a series on Martin Scorsese's filmography and detail the history of productions like The King of Comedy, After Hours, The Color of Money, The Last Temptation of Christ, New York Stories, Goodfellas, Cape Fear, The Age of Innocence, Casino, Kundun, My Voyage to Italy, and Bringing Out the Dead? What do you mean "insightful"? Insightful how? How is The Director Dossiers insightful? Tell me!
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0:00 – Intro 0:31 – The King of Comedy 24:28 – After Hours 42:01 – The Color of Money 1:04:20 – The Last Temptation of Christ 1:29:31 – New York Stories 1:43:20 – Scorsese’s Daily Life 1:45:41 – Goodfellas 2:05:42 – Cape Fear 2:31:24 – The Age of Innocence 2:44:49 – Scorsese’s Side Projects 2:59:09 – Casino 3:18:14 – Kundun 3:35:29 – Bringing Out the Dead 3:54:14 – Thanks for Watching
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Martin Scorsese YouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkhiZW2Zi4njMH5TJn6bWMXN43FHW_vKf&si=pUvYXECdpK7UINWo
Books:
Martin Scorsese: A Journey by Mary Pat Kelly: https://a.co/d/gpTYZVv
Conversations with Scorsese by Richard Schickel: https://a.co/d/dhUXxht
A Life in Movies by Irwin Winkler: https://a.co/d/5BjTJW9
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