scorsese, i know -- can i call you mr. scorsese? >> you can call me that. or you can call me marty. >> jimmy: i can? >> jimmy: i was waiting for i can? [ laughter ] marty, you directed -- [ laughter ] my old pal marty marty mart. marty mart. i can't do that. martin scorsese, you direct a a lot of movies. would you say you know about all movies? >> i know a lot about a lot of movies. >> jimmy: yeah? okay, good. do you think you know enough about movies to summarize them in five seconds? >> i could try. >> jimmy: all right, good. this is perfect. it's time to play a game called five-second summaries. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here's the deal, i have a stack of five cards, okay? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay, now each card has a movie title on it. as soon as you look at the card you have five seconds to describe the plot of the movie the best you can. you can make me guess which movie it is. okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: you can't use any word in the title or say any of the actors' names. >> no. >> jimmy: just describe the plot -- >> this is hard. >> j

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but only if you have a brain. >>> martin scorsese, a hollywood icon. his career spanned nearly half a century with incredible, iconic films like "taxi driver," starring robert de niro. with de niro again for "raging bull." it wasn't until 2007 that scorsese won his first oscar as best director for the "departed." he was nominated again for "the wolf of wall street." now, he's teamed up with an up and coming artist named mick jagger, for a new series on hbo called "vinyl." it's about the gritty rock and roll scene in new york city. >> so word on the street is this show is 20 years in the making. started as a film you pitched to marty, is that right, mick? they said, marty, it had to be cut to three hours. marty said, never. >> i said, two hours. >> reporter: they found a home on hbo, where the series captures the sex, drugs and rock and roll of the music industry that jagger lived through. one of the actors on the show, mick's son, james. >> we had this character written for an up and coming punk band. i said, i hate to do this, but i'm going to throw m

>> reporter: both scorsese and jagger worked with the late david bowie. they reflected on the loss of a long-time friend. >> very saddening. you know, i hadn't seen him such a along time. it's very sad. i had no idea he was that ill. >> i met him in the early '80s. i worked with him on "last temptation of christ." >> maybe you'd learn a lesson. >> thank you, gentlemen, so much. i appreciate the time. congratulations. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. >> you can catch the first episode of "vinyl" this sunday on hbo. >>> ahead, we'll catch up with in the film "touch td fire ed with fire." >>> the video that'll turn you upside down and inside ou human maintenance guy would actually be exactly what i am. i got to hang a picture. it may not seem like much, but to that resident it was the best thing in the world. it's amazing to me because it takes me seconds. but yet, when i go into the apartment, i'm there for half an hour. it is not just hanging a picture, it is conversing, it is being a friend. there aren't old people there. there are actually young people w

scorsese. >> i have. the series premiere of "vinyl" is sunday night on mhb too. >>> speaking of music, have you "upside down, inside out." they shot it in zero gravity. check this out. >> so colorful. i love it. >> they took 21 flights in zero gravity to shoot that video. >> we should do it. >> i would need 21 little bags for that. one thing. mick jagger. stones song? >> to be honest, i don't remember which songs go with which album? >> you're sitting across from one of your heros and he's being mick jagger. i don't know what songs are on which album, really. >> it probably already is. >>> martha stewart helps us make >>> firs >>> we're back at 8: 47. valentine's day is this sunday. no better way to show your love scratch. look who is here, martha stewart, creator of all things beautiful is here with diy projects that even she says we can master, which is unusual. >> women have no trouble. >> as we do these, willie, al and me, we'll play in the background, our favorite love songs. >> how nice. >> ready fo

that was cinematic. >> that was martin scorsese. >> this looks like -- >> so martin score -- scorsese's in the room -- >> directing tv. >> marty, marty! hbo. >> this is basically like a scorsese movie. it's an hour and a half. >> so is each episode an hour and a half or just the pilot? >> each episode is an hour, we have a team of great directors. but the show, marty made the very involved as an executive producer in every detail. >> you've had, meanwhile, some career. you've been on boardwalk empire for, what, five seasons? >> was i was on the first season. five seasons of the span northeast. >> you keep working and working. >> i'm very lucky to work at hbo and with terence winter, and i feel like a member of the family there. >> where'd you grow up? >> cambridge, massachusetts, moved to new york when i was 17. i've lived here my whole life. >> and like you decided to go old? >> i was a child actor in cambridge, started acting when i was 12 doing local television and theater there, and when i got out offing high school, i moved to new york to attend drama school. >> were you ever on zo

that's right. >> stephen: what was it like working with scorsese? was he a hero of yours? >> oh yeah, absolutely. i grew up wishing i could have been in those movies, and it's sort of the next-best thing, here i am making a show with him, set in his time there, 1973. and i'm italian american, and that's like-- i grew up watching de niro in those movies, and now, you know, the guy, every time, every day we'd shoot he'd be like, "i remember, bob, we were shooting 'taxi driver'..." and every day was something like that. it was a story about shooting and-- but i kept it cool, man. you know, sometimes i'm a little too cool, you know? i was always worried that i was taking up too much of his time. >> stephen: really? even though he's your director? >> but still, in between, he'd have me come over, "come over here and sit down and talk to me." i never wanted to over-extend my welcome. so one day i was like-- i guess i said it too many times-- i said, "let me let you go." that's my thing to say. "marty, let me let you go." and finally goes, "where are you g

. >> stephen: what was it like working with scorsese? was he a hero of yours? >> absolutely. i grew up wishing i could have been in those movies and it's sort of the next-best thing, here i am making a show with him, set in his time there, 1973. and i'm italian american, and that's like-- i grew up watching de niro in those movies and now, you know, the guy every time, every day we'd shoot he'd be were shooting "taxi driver--" and every day was something like that. it was a story about shooting "taxi driver." and-- but i kept it cool, man. you know, sometimes i'm a little too cool. you know? i was always worried that i was taking up too much of his time. >> stephen: really? even though he's your director. >> but still, in between, he'd have me come over, "come over here and sit down and talk to me." i never wanted to over-extent my welcome. one day i was like-- i guess i said it too many times-- i said, "let me let you go." that's my thing to say. "marty, let me let you go." and finally he goes, "where are you going to let me go? i'm her