The latest Scorsese film sees him collaborating with Leonardo DiCaprio to tell the true story of a series of killings overlooked in Oklahoma in the 1920s and 1930s, where indigenous native Americans were murdered during a brutal land grab for the oil under their settlements.
Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese says its “hard work” making films at 80 and you have to be “burning to say” something.
Speaking to Sky News at the London Film Festival screening of his new film Killers of the Flower Moon, when asked if he didn’t like to sit still, the director said: “The point is it’s very hard work and you have to really want to do it.
