🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:47 *🎥 Scorsese prioritized authenticity by involving Native American groups in "Killers of the Flower Moon".* 04:55 *🌾 Scorsese's immersion in Oklahoma's open spaces influenced his approach to filmmaking.* 07:11 *🤝 Building trust with the Osage community was essential for Scorsese's film.* 11:27 *📜 Scorsese shifted focus to highlight the heart of the story through character perspectives.* 15:32 *🔍 Scorsese's attraction to complex, morally ambiguous characters challenges audiences to examine their own moral compass.* 21:27 *🌟 Scorsese found Lily Gladstone's qualities essential for the role in "Killers of the Flower Moon".* 24:45 *🎭 Language revival depicted in the film involved teaching and storytelling.* 25:30 *🎬 Acting chemistry and trust developed among the cast during scenes.* 26:39 *🎥 Authenticity in casting and performances created a period-specific look.* 28:55 *🖤 Emotional impact created by powerful monologues and acting.* 30:17 *🍎 Symbolism and rituals added depth to the storytelling.* 31:26 *🌟 Beautiful moments of filmmaking captured emotions and connections.* 32:05 *🎬 Incorporation of historical rituals and organizations for authenticity.* 34:47 *📻 Use of radio show as a storytelling device to reflect on entertainment and propaganda.* Made with HARPA AI

Oh my God, he has himself in the Simpsons on his t shirt!!

This movie truly was a masterpiece

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Nothing about the incredible music score from the late ,great Robbie Robertson...very surprising !

One of the greatest movies I’ve ever seen

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great interview..........Steven knew so much about the movie, a lot more than most interviewers......

1:10:55 - 1:10:58 " King Kong can't make a monkey out of us."

thx for the vid couldnt whatch it any where else

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*Imagine STEVEN SPIELBERG calling you a MASTER!*

这个主持人说的意大利语不会被字幕识别吗？

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Very insightful. I'm really glad Spielberg asked about the radio show epilogue. That scene was a surprising but inspired choice. 15:35 - Spielberg can't think Scorsese made The Godfather, can he?

"Marty.....MAHTY!"

"You are the master of our medium, and this is your masterpiece, Marty" chills...

Beautiful

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We are waiting for the movie to come to kigali or be available online This was an amazing experience watching my big time directors share

I saw it in the first week when it came out and when they are talking about those scenes, they all came back, neatly and beautifully, especially Lizzy funeral, they were majestically shot. The whole film is brilliant, frame by frame, very humanistic at the core.

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does anyone know why it was deleted?

Thanks for sharing. One of the best movies. Classic Cinema

Great video

Thanks for posting dude ❤

You’ve been very lucky to work on such a beautiful movie. Anjelica is more than my favourite actress she’s my inspiration and my muse in everything I do. And you also filmed some scenes actually very close to where I live, last summer I’ve been in Torre Astura and I saw the remains of the villa😍 thank you so much for sharing this precious backstage!

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good movie

RZA? Wow…. I never new that…

Quentin brought light to movies only a few of “us” fans knew about. I’ve made many of my family and friends fans of Blaxploitation,Exploitation, Hong Kong and B-Movies in general all because they watched interviews of him. One in particular from certain genres like “Hit Man”,”Gone In 60 Seconds”,”Street Trash” and “Big Bird Gage” have been watched many times with those close to me

Loved this. Thought I might watch a few minutes but watched the whole thing and sent it to my movie buff mates and insisted that they watch it. Excellent documentary. Many thanks for uploading

The best directorial debut followed by the greatest film of our generation. Quentin is a once in a lifetime phenomenon.

The guy saying that Quentin always wanted Travolta to play the lead in Pulp Fiction, doesn`t have a clue what he`s talking about....He goes on and on that the part was only for John etc....when Quentin himself has said that he wrote the part specifically for Michael Madsen, and the only reason Travolta got the part, was because Madsen had already committed to doing Tombstone, and therefore had to pass on Pulp Fiction...

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Tarantino is a pos.

*Very very interesting video on QT! I would love to see the same thing done just a bit more recent covering hateful8 and once upon a time in Hollywood*

Only two or three of his movies are actually good. The rest are overrated, self-congratulatory ego trips. People put him up on a pedestal because he's an arthouse director who made it to mainstream, so they can designate him as America's answer to world cinema.

Its a rewrite of a japanese gangster film. Almost scene for scene. Even the black suits were copied.

Whatever Pauly shore would’ve been perfect for this role and you know it

I meant to only watch a few minutes & ended up watching all 2 plus hrs of this. Reminded me what a genius QT is. RIP Sally Menke 🙏

Imo IB is QT's magnum opus!

RIP Robert Forster

After such an incredible career of straight up bangers cant wait to see what his last film is gonna be once upon a time in Hollywood was good as fuck

Tarantino is one of the most overrated filmmakers who ever drew breath.

When I was in high school I thought Quentin was an actor turned director.

Harveys a great man...luv that guy. He said Quinton gave a great riim job.

Compared to Nolan or Haggis, Tarantino is like a sloppy cheeseburger. Sometimes ya just gotta have one.

Weinstein is big in this. It's unfortunate he is such a creep