Martin Scorsese Opens Up About His Relationship With Robert De Niro | Jonathan Ross
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Martin Scorsese joins Jonathan on the couch to talk about Robert De Niro, Hollywood budgets, suffering from "terrible asthma" and throwing his parents into scenes as extras.
#MartinScorsese #KillersOfTheFlowerMoon #RobertDeNiro
Original Broadcast Date: 17 December 2004
The filmmaker Martin Scorsese and actor Robert De Niro have brought us classics like Mean Streets, Goodfellas, Raging Bull, and Taxi Driver and 2019 saw them come back together again for Netflix original The Irishman, alongside Al Pacino and Joe Pesci.
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The movie they were about to shoot was departed and he did end up winning the academy award for best director. Finally. What a boss
He's been robbed a couple of times he should have 5 best director oscars by now
What a great film that is. I remember watching it as a kid and it introduced me to a lot of great music, such an amazing soundtrack.
@@XIXRayderXIXAgreed! Most definitely for Taxi Driver, Raging Bull and Goodfellas. For starters. 👍
@@DrenwickificationHis soundtracks are generally first rate. Goodfellas has an awesome one as well.
Yeah way overdue
Only slip up was Jonathan asking Scorsese if he's ever been tempted to put himself in one of his movies "like Hitchcock". He does that in almost all of them, and in Taxi Driver he even has a small but quite significant speaking role.
He’s so great in Taxi Driver, one of the best scenes in the movie
Loved his little appearance in KOTFM
Jonathan is such a movie geek there's no way he didn't already know that!
Looking back at interviews like these, he was very good at keeping it "broad" and asking questions he already knew the answer to, without dumbing it down too much.
When we mention legends, we tend to overrate people, not Martin, he is a proper legend.
He's better than average but couldn't direct Shakespeare.
@@willpeony5534 He probably could if exposed to it as much as an English director, I'm English by the way ;)
@@PeterJPickles I could probably play the oboe if someone handed one to me too.
Not with any ability though.
@@willpeony5534 So you are saying Kenneth Branagh is a better director than Martin because he does Shakespeare???
@@PeterJPickles That point is so good I'll have to concede, which I do rarely. Yeah, Branagh is not bad but he never scored any triumphs like The Aviator.
The King of Comedy is sublime and highly influential. Rupert Pupkin is one of DeNiro's greatest performances.
It's amazing. I didn't realize it was such a hit in England, but it's good to know. Why in the hell it wasn't better received here in the USA is just baffling to me.
You took the look for example :D
It is also one of Scorsese's finest films. "King of Comedy", "Taxi Driver", "Bringing Out the Dead" are my favourites by him.
I like how the interviewer handles this conversation, well prepared, comedic, and Scorsese responds to that i think genuenly
Scorsese is actually a very good actor too. If you haven't seen Quiz Show, I can highly recommend it.
In Kurosara's Dreams he plays Van Gogh.
His best role is in taxi driver. And damn he should still try to do a sci fi like 2001
One of the greatest directors to ever live. This man will never be forgotten. Iconic. It would be my dream to ever be cast in one of his motion pictures. I’d even take an extra with one line 🤣
First/probably the only time the host talks as fast as Scorsese does🤣🤣🤣
To have such a prolific career and still be doing some of the best, if not the best, cinema in the world for 5 decades is insane.
Killers of the Flower Moon is one of his absolute best. He is still going as strong as ever.
Grand Master level. Few filmmakers reach this status. Hitchcock, Fellini, Kubrick, Wong kar wai. Obviously there are more but these come to mind immediately.
@@VicenzoVcool
"Killers of the Flower Moon" is not only well-made, it was also a brave movie to make in today's political climate. Well done, Mr. Scorsese!
3:58 Starring in Martin Scorsese's film:
Robert De Niro - 10
Leonardo DiCaprio - 6
Leonardo is up there with Deniro please don't be rude just because Leo is a pretty boy doesn't mean he's not one of the greatest actor's of this generation
@@Model_Roe no rudeness intended, just facts.
@@kelvinlee7506 have you seen any of Leos movies with Martin?????? What is wrong with you you sound ignorant
Gangs of New York
The Aviator
The Departed
Shutter Island
The Wolf of Wall Street
Killers of the Flower Moon
All excellent films. I think Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Robert De Niro are all very good in what they do.
12:34 Martin Scorsese was great as an actor in Taxi Driver.
He was the gun salesman, right? Skinny, shitty suit, and coked out of his mind.
If I was Ross, I'd be the exact same in the interview 😂
Already back then Marty was expressing concern about where cinema was heading, and that true auterus like the Andersons needed to be backed properly. Ahead of the curve.
Scorsese has a great laugh haha
I think he's handsome 😍
I'm a fan of Scorsese's films and when The Irishman came out, I said; "I'm not going to miss it", then I saw it, and I actually liked it despite the 3-minutes-long it lasts. So, thank you Marty for giving us this masterpiece, I hope you had enjoyed the movie as well.
What a lovely down to earth guy. This was great. So many great movies 🫶
The closest thing Scorcese did to a sci-fi film ended up being the animated picture Hugo in 2011.
Edit: Hugo is not animated. No idea why I thought it was.
Hugo is not an animated picture. It's a live-action movie
@@CATDHD You are 100% right! I have zero idea why I thought it was. I haven't seen it, but clearly I'm confusing it with a 3D animated film about a boy in the early 20th century.
Maybe Polar Express?
Thanks for pointing it out. I must be getting old.
@@TigerGreene i kinda hesitated for a second whether Hugo was indeed animated. I think that might be it is most CGI that has been in a scorsese movie. The wide shots of a snowy paris of early 20st century (did indeed have Polar express fantasy vibes), those long shots of camera moving among old trains and steams.
9:27 Lol is Ross pitching The Irishman?
Fun fact- he also directed music videos notably Michael Jackson's Bad.
wow. jonathan has had so many legends on the show. loved this interview!!
Looking back Jonathan Ross had the best guests!
There is one Scorsese movie I have not seen yet but am highly interested in, preferably to watch at a cinema: "Box Car Bertha". It seems hard to come by at a reasonable price for the home cinema as well. The book it is based on is a highly interesting read, based on research among the United States' destitute population during the 1920s, if I remember correctly.
I highly recommend "King of Comedy", I count it among Scorsese's best work, up there with "Taxi Driver", "Bringing Out the Dead" and "Killers of the Flower Moon".
He said it .lucas and Spielberg. You can't beat them at Sci fi. Martys smart..ET close encounters and star wars . Clever man.
"This Boy's Life" is one of DiCaprio's best movies and performances. His acting is up there with his performance in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood". And he was still young when he acted in "This Boy's Life", next to Robert DeNiro in his prime.
He also acted superbly in The Departed.
Friday 17th December 2004
i loved the king of comedy!
Martin has made many unbelievable movies, true great.
Martin, you don't know him like that. Mister Scorsese
In the 1970’s it was risk taking. Mean Streets & Taxi Driver were extremely experimental I think for their time.
@@NoName-jq7tjI only saw taxi driver for the first time recently.. I didn’t realise how much joker (which I also enjoyed) had clearly been influenced by it. Taxi driver was a much better movie though imo.
Interviewer looks like Cameron Crowe.
🐐🐐 Best director ever
No greater than Kurosawa or Bergman, nor even on a par
@@jimnewcombe7584 tomato potato
@@jimnewcombe7584 you can't really compare him to the guys that literally made the format for genres. But i would still say scorsese for the range and amount of consistently great films he has made.
@@XIXRayderXIX Kubrick is greater comparing them on those precise those terms you mention (which doesn't mean I would rather watch Kubrick)
@@jimnewcombe7584 nah cause scorsese has far more films and what i would call masterpieces then him and he also dosent have to be a dickhead director 😂
Martin Scorsese is so handsome 🥰
I'd have to say, Jonathan Ross is not the greatest interviewer... asks a lot of questions, but doesn't follow up on them. For example, I would've loved to know what young, up-and-coming actors Scorsese wanted to work with back then.
Most chat show hosts are lousy interviewers. They're always going for the laughs and they churn through the guests like cattle. They're not interested in the person, just in asking the same dull questions, plugging the project and trying to get a few cheap laughs. It's all about selling ads.
Not for nothing I prefer British late night TV hosts to American ones American late night TV hosts kinda just resort to slapstick gimmicks for clicks and views British late TV hosts actually seem like they do their research and ask questions about the guests work
I miss 4 poofs and a piano. Remember when we could laugh at ourselves 😔
I think he's a genius.
It has nothing to do with film.
Its his timing.
He captures the moments.
What a gem 💎 😊
Martin Scorsese is pure class.
My dream to be in a Martin Scorsese movie I'd die if that happens
Elizabeth Street. Every time I pass it, I think of him.
Aviator is incredible
Actually forgot that was one of his films. It is one of his best.
Clickbait title - DeNiro barely even mentioned.
i saw infinite van on the bkd 2day
People forget- Raging Bull did not win the Oscar for Best Film of the Year. (Ordinary People, a great movie)
It is objectively his greatest film. I think it was actually too good, too arty, too beautiful for the average brain to process. And most of the Academy don't even have an average brain!
Raging Bull to me is the greatest movie of all time I have watched it about a dozen and I never get bored it's really the cinematography that makes it so breathtaking and the dialogue which is so realistic you'd think you were watching a documentary in my opinion 20/10
Let the man speak,Jesus..
You must be confusing this with a serious interview show. Haha, nope, it's a "comedy" show, and a poor one at that.
Joe “Pesky” lol
Jonathan is alright but he goes at the speed of sound like a coke head and doesn't really allow Martin to relax and divulge..and it's Martin Scorsese.. 😵💫
Joe pesh-ski oh god Jonathan lol
I heard that too, twice. Eye roll moment.
Love me sum Skorsaisayeh
as much as a good film Goodfellas was, it didn't deserver to win best picture or director when something like Dances with Wolves was in the roster. Movies like Dances are once in a generation kind of movie watching experience. A concoction in a bottle so magical that even its own creators would fail miserably if they ever tried to recreate it again.
"Dances with Wolves" and "Killers of the Flower Moon" are Western classics, on the same level as "Heaven's Gate", movies that gave the victims of history their due in terms of attention. Good cinema as well from a technical point of view. Other great ones are "Little Big Man" and "There will Be Blood".
Bad interview.
Almost, decades ago, they have not changed, imo.
Ross isn't interviewing this fella he's desperately trying to shine himself. How sad a lost opportunity to let someone interesting talk ..oh well
This interview is cringe….interviewer is a clown
Get him to open up about being a catholic. Worst form of life.
Straight outta Epstein island
Who marty 😂😂 more ross i would think though hes not hollywood
@@deadinthebed963 yes did you see Martin's face when gervais roasted them
Bullshit. Scorsese does not have any connections to those circles. He is an old school Italian guy who lived most of his life in New York and not in Hollywood. He is also pretty religious and has values. Though he probably heard some things about Epstein, Weinstein and those other guys, like almost everyone from show business.
@@Kirkscrustykippers Golden Globes? Which year? Any chance of a link please? Thanks.
@@KirkscrustykippersThat’s the extent of your evidence?
Dances With Wolves was a good film. Jonathan Ross is manic and unfunny.