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"It's A Blessing" - Martin Scorsese On Working With Oscar Nominee Lily Gladstone
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- Опубліковано 25 січ 2024
- Director Martin Scorsese heaps praise on Lily Gladstone, who is nominated for Best Actress at this year's Academy Awards for her work in "Killers of the Flower Moon." Stick around for more with Martin Scorsese and watch the film in select theaters now and streaming globally on AppleTV+.
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I noticed how often Martin said “we” when referring to the writing and filming process. He is truly a visionary, but it shows that he respects and takes a lot of inspiration from who he works with and that is great
Humility is a powerful gift.
I can listen to Martin Scorsese talk about films all day.
You and me both. I’d love to have dinner with him and any inner circle he has. The man has probably forgotten more about the history of film than any other living soul today.
About seven years ago there were a lot of much older Marty interviews. I can't find them now.
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What is it about Trump.....that bothers you?
Yes, I would beg him to write a memoir if I ever met him. Has he written one?
First few scenes I watched with Lily Gladstone convinced me she better get that damn Oscar. Her gestures, mannerism, tone, the Osage language, even the way she held the cigarette and just gazed at Leo in that scene is just astounding.
When Marty brought up how much Lily would just communicate with her eyes it reminded me how true that is. When she's with her sisters looking at Ernest, all of those horrible times when her family is being murdered, even in that last scene with Ernest, she's just so expressive with her looks. I really, really, hope she wins the Oscar.
I'm not objecting to anything about her acting but the character is poorly set in the movie. It's not because of race or color, it's because of gender.
Marty who is a great director, on the other hand, is pretty bad at making female character.
On the contrary, male characters, De Niro's and Dicaprio's are really complex, ironical, realistic.
Then, you seriously don't know what good acting really is. She is an unnatural actor.
her acting is also too poor! @@rockugotcha
This movie is a piece of history. Well earned. ❤
Shockingly cruel, but also stunningly beautiful. Difficult to watch.
He's like a GENIUS Film Maker!
The Director of characters, in depth and his movies have you see the world through his own
Thank you Martin 💌
03:55. One reason why she is the first Native American nominated for an Oscar is that, until not long ago, main Native American characters in TV and movies were always played by actors of every ethnicity *but* native, including white people like Burt Lancaster (Apache, 1954), Don Johnson (Kung Fu, The Spirit-Helper, 1973), and Johnny Depp (The Lone Ranger, 2013).
Check the Wikipedia article 'Redface.'
Scorsese is simply a treasure
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Scorsese is the GOAT
Hearing that Robert di Nero is quiet, makes me happy to be quiet as well haha
Let's not forget that this is the same Academy group of people that booed Marlon Brando for his stance on the Native American people
Since that was 50 years ago, I'd say it's definitely not the same group anymore. Most of the people who booed Brando are dead .
Ideals take longer time to die than one generation though your reply is fair
Seems unlikely
Just like what Scorsese has been saying in various interviews about Lily Gladstone, i first saw her in Kelly Reichardt's Certain Women. She was great in it so of course i'm definitely curious to see what she's going to do next. I'm so happy that she ended up in a Scorsese movie as a leading lady and earned an Oscar nomination for her work. If she wins that trophy, i'd be so happy
I think she did way better in the Reichardt's film. There was not so much room she can act in the KOFM. She only ached thorough the whole movie.
She's such a bad actress, dude, she can never bring a character to life!
@@AnnieZehra Lol nope
@@AnnieZehra I don't think she's a bad actress. She did what she could do under slightly neglected direction. Check out Reichardt's movie. The main reason the Osage girl had lied sick in bed through the whole movie is that Scorsese doesn't know how to depict woman's mind in that complicated situation. Psychoanalytically, Marty probably felt somewhat easy when she got poisoned. The more badly poisoned she gets the more he gets relieved. Because then he didn't have to be in a woman's shoes which has never been easy for the seasoned director.
I think Scorsese considered the story as an unspeakable love story. Accepting the point of view, It seems clearly unspeakable for both hub and wife but the director turned off the wife part by keeping her lied down on her big wet bed and make it unspeakable just for the hubby which makes Dicaprio's character multi-layered, realistic almost like another version of Eichmann.
Gladstone didn't have much room equivalent to the male counterpart delivering subtle and ironical mind in the first place.
By the way I'm not naming Scorsese as a sexist like Binoche did. He is just clumsy with female character so he's rather focused on what he's used to for his whole life.
i haven't watched the whole movie, just a few scenes and noticed her expressions were soooooo artificial and her dialogue delivery was also poor! she's unable to emote through her voice and facial expressions, someone who's unable to emote shouldn't be a drama actor! @@rockugotcha
I found 'Killers of the Flower Moon' a fascinating, gorgeously shot and acted movie.
It deserved a LOT more acolades. Personally wasn't a fan of, say, Oppenheimer at all.
It couldn't even bother to do a little bit of research what Dutch sounds like, instead employing some kind of gibberish and fantasy-German.
It also felt to barely scratch the surface on the development of the atom bomb or Oppenheimer's feelings on te subject. Scorcese told a
relatively obscure story and held no punches.
I loved Oppenheimer. But Killers Of The Flower Moon is the better picture.
I just watched this movie, excellent movie, I found that love and hate relationship was such a surreal point of view, and left me emotionally queasy. Such an interesting film, and a reflection of humanity and inhumanity. The representation and ambiance of the era was fantastic. Scorsese is a master, thank you Sir for all your work.
That movie was powerful, it can speak volumes to every American and can give a unique perspective on America to the rest of the world.
I think this is a brilliant script and movie - it shows the dynamics of the demise of a dysfunctional family and culture. It's so real. I am so glad Lilly Gladstone got nominated. She was amazing! There is so much to tell about the story of the demise of the Native American's and it gives me hope that excellent talent is taking it on.
Scorsese is truly incredible and humble. Much respect to Nolan but THIS should’ve won the Oscar for film of the year.
Spoiler much.. Scorsese is a genius and great that they're telling such a deeply important story and Lily Gladstone making movie history ✊
"No,no... It's good talking, Leo."
-Something Martin is gonna have to say to Leo like, 30 times a day from now on.
Respect and salute for legendary 5:56
DeNiro was famous for not doing interviews all thru the 70s & 80s. I think the first time I really heard him speaking on a talk show was one he did with Chazz Palmintieri when A Bronx Tale was released in 1993. He’s just always been a private and quiet person. Lives close to where I do in the Mid Hudson area. People spot him in the village near his large homestead west of here.
Leonardo DiCaprio not getting a nomination for this is just a cosmic joke. He’s a constant bridesmaid never the bride. But he should’ve won it.
Es una estupidez que no esté nominado. Ojalá que Lily Gladstone gane, ojalá Scorsese y De Niro también pero lamentablemente a las películas de Scorsese siempre les hacen la misma mierda, pero pues ni hablar ojalá gane Lily.
@@thorparra6093 si.
@@michaelhughes9553 Pero bueno al final Scorsese y sus obras valen más que unos premios.
@@thorparra6093 no.
Legend.
The G.O.A.T. ❤
We love martin Scorsese and stephen colbert
I always like his fight scenes and shootout scenes!! He Directs like an edgier (George Stevens)!
If Scorsese's directing hadn't worked out, he could have done stand-up!
He is Fun!❤🎉
I loved Killers Of The Flower Moon, one of Scorsese’s best imo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
4:09 joke landed perfectly
The people who have defended these interviews being posted out of order have always said it has to do with the length of the videos. Today has proved them wrong.
POST THESE INTERVIEWS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER!
Yes! Or just post the full interview at once!!! Will be easier to view and find😩😩😩
@@roserice2817
I understand splitting it up... more views overall, better income from it for them, etc. But there is NO reason to post them out of order.
Lovely man
He said pince-nez, but meant Nez percé
I understand what Steven is asking but if you've seen Silence.... I mean if you can get through it good for you that was just so wrenching
It's "Blackfeet" not "Blackfoot" for all of you listening, I see Martin mis-spoke on a couple of occasions.
Off topic, but Goodfellas remains the best mobster movie of all time and my personal favorite of His films and in general. In This Boy’s Life, Young Leonardo DiCaprio truly held his own against powerhouse Robert DiNero. Hope the 4th segment was posted…
They posted it now :)
@@iricandescencethank you i just looked again and see that they posted it.🙏🏼👏☮️
It’s my favorite mob flick too but it and The Godfather are on par for the greatest of the genre with Once Upon a Time in America.
just fascinating stuff
Scocese did direct leo and deniro in the audition (2015) comedy short.
He wanted to talk about Lily more before Colbert moved on lowkey
It would be historically fitting to give Lily the Oscar... but then take it back.
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Lol, damn...
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It's so damn funny 'cause it's true ! Never laughed at a comment before !
But first they should get a pretendian to go up and refuse it.
The movie should win Best Picture.
Vamos Scorsese, vamos De Niro, vamos Lily por el Oscar. Que Di Caprio no esté nóminado es una tontería. Se que lamentablemente la academia históricamente siempre le ha robado todos los premios que se han podido a las películas de Scorsese, pero bueno ojalá que Lily Gladstone gane ella se lo merece más que nadie esta brillante, como los otros nóminados involucrados en la película, ojalá lo logren lo merecen muchísimo.
Desgraciadamente no gano , que decepción tan grande me lleve ella hizo un trabajo excelente transmite demasiado sin decir nada , como dice Marty su mirada dice mucho , es demasiado buena en lo que hace , me encanto Lily .
@@JessicaCoss44 Te entiendo amiga, yo también me enoje de que cometan esa falta al arte. Desgraciadamente a la academia siempre le han faltado neuronas. Siempre le han robado a Scorsese, y en esta ocasión como cuando en Taxi Driver, su película revela crimenes ocultos de USA, si lo hubieran premiado hubieran quedado expuestos. Les duele mucho que Scorsese les saque sus trapos sucios, Scorsese les dice con está película que la vida no es como la retrataban en los antiguos Westerns, esas películas del viejo oeste en donde los indios eran los malos y los vaqueros los buenos. Lily Gladstone hizo la mejor actuación de la rama femenil del año. Transmite muchísimo con decir poco, le da un color distinto a cada momento de su actuación, la escena en la que Ernest y Mollie muestran sus sentimientos, es poesía en movimiento, un nivel altísimo de actuaciónes, le robaron su Oscar, pero no importa esos premios no tienen relevancia, lo que importa es la calidad del arte y Lily tiene mucha calidad en su arte. Scorsese siempre nos presenta grandes actrices y actores que llegan para quedarse, estoy seguro que Lily Gladstone nos dará más actuaciones geniales, ella es el nuevo descubrimiento de Scorsese. Fue muy descarado como les robaron a todos (Scorsese, De Niro, Di Caprio, Lily Gladstone, el maestro Robbie Robertson y la maestra Thelma Schoonmaker) pero ellos y su arte valen más que unos cochinos Oscar, de hecho esos mediocres de la “academia” no son dignos de ellos, está película es otra obra maestra de Scorsese y sus colaboradores, y eso es lo que importa. Scorsese dijo que quiere trabajar con Lily Gladstone de nuevo, ojalá.
@@JessicaCoss44 Te entiendo amiga yo también me decepcione, de que cometieran esa falta al arte. Desgraciadamente a la academia siempre le han faltado neuronas. Lily Gladstone hizo la mejor actuación femenina del año, en cada momento le da un color distinto a sus sentimientos, debió ganar, pero no importa porque estos premios no tienen relevancia, lo que en verdad importa es la calidad de su arte, y ella tiene mucha calidad. Scorsese siempre nos presenta grandes actrices y actores que llegan para quedarse, Lily Gladstone es su nuevo descubrimiento, así que estoy seguro que Lily nos dará más actuaciones geniales. Los mediocres de la academia no merecen está película, la película vale más que unos cochinos Oscar.
@@JessicaCoss44 El maestro Scorsese dijo que quiere trabajar de nuevo con Lily, ojalá. La próxima película de Scorsese será La Vida de Jesús, me imagino perfectamente a Lily Gladstone en la película, como Maria, ojalá que ocurra. Yo la verdad ya presentía que esté robo e insulto sucedería, a Scrorsese siempre le han robado todo lo que se puede.
Sería espectacular Lily como María la madre de Jesús , espero con ansias volverla a ver me impresionó demasiado su actuación y como mujer es muy inteligente y se expresa demasiado bien , me e visto todas sus entrevistas , todo lo que esa comunidad Osega sufrió y tanta gente inocente que murió y otra vez se los hicieron siguieron ganando los blancos , Emma me encanta aunque no e visto la película mi hermano la vio y no me la recomendó no le gustó nada , así que no pienso verla , pero Mi Lily se merecía ese Oscar por ella y por toda la nación Osega .
Sounds like movie directors may have given De Niro scripts just so they could hear him talk! 😀
I hate hate hate the discontinuity your “we’ll be right back”s create. If I’m not quick enough, I don’t make the right selection, and, once missed, I play hell finding the next part…if ever.
Why, why, why do you do this? BOO HISS
"Uhhhhhh... huh huh huh... Martin Scores Easy? Huh huh huh..."
Get ready for the "this award is for MY people" speech when she wins...then everyone will stand up applauding and start crying a trail of years lol
Personally,
I think knowing about a persons character is not that important. Just watch what they do !
Correction needed? With respect, Isn't Ms. Gladstone of the Nez Perce' and Blackfeet peoples (not prince nez)? I am just wondering if what Mr. Scorsese said was accidentally misspoken? I am a huge fan of Scorsese and Colbert. I also have always been interested in learning about various cultural aspects & historical treatment of First Nations Peoples. Please correct me if I am wrong. Thank you.
He may have misspoke on Nez Perce..i live near the BF reservation and still cant get "foot" "feet" correct
@@horacio-ho3bfBlackfeet and Blackfoot are actually 2 different native tribes.
i love Marty however when they say wow that Lilly is the first native american to get an academy award nomination ? what ???
how many people of color overall have ?
black????
hispanic ????
asian ????
indian ????
they can’t ?? why the simply aren’t in movies . most movies are white peoples because it’s an elite industry made by and consumed by white peoples !!!
indigenous native americans are a tiny fraction of the population and most were and are shipped off too terrible reservations.
while some of their economies are coming back their pure population of people are minuscule .
it’s almost like asking why are there so few high scoring hockey players that are black ???
representation , opportunity !!!
but kudos to Lilly she was great in that role
Well, after the GG/Director nomination mess for 'Barbie' - someone may be getting a little too threatening for Ye Olde Boys - it would fit...
Scorsese makes movies with these things called "scripts."😮😮😮
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De Niro did interviews on UK television and hardly opened his mouth.
Congrats to Scorcese- he manages not to shoot his coworkers dead during movies
What happened to the 4th segment? The one with the TikToks?
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It's up now
They posted it now, it was just several minutes later than the first three for some some reason 🤷♀️
I hear what y'all are trying to sell, but I promise it's not just a "feeling." If your under upper middle class income, most people still can't afford their groceries and bills, are hanging on to their houses by the skin of their teeth, can't afford a nice dependable vehicle, and haven't received this so called wage increase you're talking about. I guess it must be nice if you're in one of the upper financial brackets, but for the rest of us blue collar workers, we are still the working poor and things have only gotten harder. This isn't political, it's human need, and the truth. Maybe if you are way up there you just haven't noticed the rest of us down here who are overworked, stressed, and fatigued. This is exactly why our politicians don't think there is a problem because of all this wrong information. All you need to do to find out the truth is to look at the statistics for homelessness, child and family food insecurities, and increasing severe poverty levels. Don't just take the media's word for it, we all know they swing one way or the other these days politically and have a narrative they are trying to convince people of, actually look for yourself.
Every time I see or hear Martin Scorsese's name, I remember a West Side Story spoof from the Animaniancs show.
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ohh that's process is probably why it didn't get a screenplay nomination
Third part.
You ruined it for me 😢😢
Is Lily Gladstone’s ethnicity really that important when it comes to acting?
I’d hate for everybody to keep going on about my race if I was ever nominated for something.