Interviews

An interview with Martin Scorsese from 2003 at Brown University. From the archives...

Martin Scorsese - the critically acclaimed director discusses his new film and reflects on his career.

The Oscar winner speaks exclusively about his new MasterClass and the masters who taught him—including Cassavetes and Kurosawa.

The director talks about growing up on the Lower East Side, his early dream of making a film about Jesus in New York City, and what led him to Endo's "Silence."

Full Martin Scorsese interview with Krishnan Guru-Murthy, where the film director talks about America's future under Donald Trump, meeting the Pope in Rome a...

Martin Scorsese wrestles with religious belief and philosophical inquiry in Silence, a work of stark cinematic power and moral vulnerability

22/01/2014

The legendary filmmaker speaks to SBS about putting personal stories on screen, as his 30-year passion project 'Silence' opens in cinemas.

he elusive search for peace, for equilibrium, has always been latent in the films of Martin Scorsese. But still, what does it mean for American cinema's de facto poet laureate of the street to make an "historical epic" about the spiritual coming of age and flight into exile of th

Swide is so very pleased to bring you an in depth interview with Martin Scorsese while he was shooting the TV commercial for Dolce&Gabbana The One, Street of...

Martin Scorsese continuously likes to challenge himself, so when he was given the opportunity to direct the new family film "Hugo" in 3D, he didn't even hesi...

I met Martin Scorsese for the first time in 1969, when he was an editor on "Woodstock." He was one of the most intense people I'd ever known - a compact, nervous kid out of New York's Little Italy who'd made one feature film and had dreams of becoming a big-time director one day. It would take him five years.

Very interesting 22-Minute 1970 audio interview with 27-yr old Martin Scorsese, just at the very beginning of his career. Courtesy of WNYC: http://www.wnyc.o...