well, it is martin scorsese so cachet.ot of question marks. you had him coming back to form ina marks. you had him coming back to form in a gangster movie but also he is working with netflix which is a new partner. you have some of the masters of acting and filmmaking involved in this. so i do not think that it involved in this. so i do not think thatitis involved in this. so i do not think that it is going to go awry. it is just a new territory for a lot of these people and from the trailer, i wasn't sure how i felt about the digital d ageing i didn't think it let me immerse myself in it and see ifi let me immerse myself in it and see if i could lose myself in the effect. —— de—ageing. if i could lose myself in the effect. -- de-ageing. is this frank? ye5. effect. -- de-ageing. is this frank? yes. hello, frank. we hope you have enjoyed the show. please remember, you can always reach us online and find us on facebook. from me and the rest of the team here in new york, it is goodbye as we leave you from a clip from number s

well, it's martin scorsese so i think it's obviously this huge thing looming there in an award seasonhough. you have him getting back into form in this particular kind of gangster movie but also he is working with netflix which is a new partner. you have some of the masters of acting and filmmaking involved in this, so i do not think that it is going to go awry. i think it's just new territory for a lot of these people and from the trailer, i wasn't sure how i felt about the digital de—ageing yet. i didn't feel like it really gave me enough to let me immerse myself in it and see if i could really lose myself in the effect. is this frank? yes. hiya, frank, this isjimmy hoffa. well, that brings the special festival review edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you've enjoyed the show. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies and you can find us on facebook too. from me tom brook and the rest of the talking movies production team here in new york, it's goodbye as we leave you with a clip from number seven cherry lane which was shown both in venice a

>>back to the kron 00:04am big daniel has the lloatok at martin scorsese's new project and why marvel's leader is looking to star wars. it's all in this morning's hollywood minute. >>trouble and that the car. jimmy hoffa was. >>the latest trailer for the irishman is out the martin scorsese mob movie starring robert de niro help the chino and joe pesci opens in limited release november, first then on netflix november, 27. want to spend christmas with tom hanks universal has slated news of the world based on the best-selling novel to hit theaters december 25th 2020. the 2 time oscar winner plays a widower and civil war veteran who moves from one town to another sharing the headlines of the day it's overwhelming but i can't wait for the people to see them in marvel studios chief kevin 5 he has led that studio to one hit after another now there's word, he'll try his hand with another disney division. according to the hollywood reporter fight he will be developing a star wars movie to see whether he could bring the marvel touch to a galaxy far far away in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>a liv

"the irishman" with martin scorsese and also "joker" with joaquin phoenix and todd philips directed itfic he was great >> jimmy: in the film you -- >> i don't like what he does to me >> jimmy: from what i've seen, the trailer, you kind of play -- well you play a talk show host reminds me of -- i mean. [ laughter ] >> i wonder who. >> jimmy: i didn't get a phone call i didn't get any research. i mean, what -- answer me. was it hard to play a talk show host >> no. it was fun [ laught ] i wasn't happy the way it turned out. >> jimmy: okay all right. maybe i'll only watch the first half let's talk about "the irishman." wow. i can't even -- we've been talking about this film for years now. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: over the last couple appearances you've been on this took a long time >> yeah, i think i started -- i looked at the book when we started shooting about two years ago and it had been ten years, so 12 years from now that i had started reading the book because i make a note when i read it just to remind myself how long ago it was and notes and everything >> jimmy: the book is called

about mental illness and access to guns the act the inspiration for it is said to come from martin scorsese's taxi driver and king of comedy both which spotlight the dark side of american celebrity a big part of this film's punch is that it invites the audience to love the monster so it sounds like a very psychological film very dark i mean i suppose that resonated with a lot of people this time around all right let's talk about director todd philips how important is this win for him it's very important todd phillips is best known for writing and directing the hangover films and for war dogs this is a very very important when the festival and especially the golden lion is really seen as a gateway to the oscars the winners of the last few years have done very well after winning venice of the coorong thrown by went on to pick up 3 oscars all right well there was some controversy at this year's festival in venice in particular over the inclusion of a film by director roman polanski now polanski is wanted in the united states and statutory rape charges it stemming from something that happened in

lot to say about mental illness and access to guns and its inspiration reportedly comes from martin scorsese's taxi driver and his king of comedy film. says sounds like a very psychological very dark kind of film and let's talk about the director todd phillips now how important is this win for him so a very important win for him yeah he's best known for writing and directing the hand the hangover films and also for war dogs. these awards are very very important this is the gateway to the oscars the winners of the last few years have done very very well after winning venice alfonzo coorong picked up 3 also because shortly after. venice well there was a bit of controversy at this year's festival there was a film by director roman polanski in the running an officer in a spinal plaskett of course has admitted to committing statutory rape in the 1970 s. he was not welcome as far as many people were concerned but how did it all play out for him and his film in the end it certainly also gave him a lot of publicity didn't it i mean you know people are really talking about this a lot. but of course peo

big movies, big stars and big franchises david daniel takes a look at the martin scorsese new project marvel's leader is looking to star wars. >>it's all in today's hollywood minute. little trouble that the car. the latest trailer for the irishman his out the martin scorsese mob movie starring robert de niro alpa chino and joe pesci opens in limited release november, first then on netflix november, 27. want to spend christmas with tom hanks universal has slated news of the world based on the best-selling novel it theaters december 25th 2020. the 2 time oscar winner plays a widower and civil war veteran who moves from one town to another sharing the headlines of the day it's overwhelming but i can't wait for the people to see them in marvel studios chief kevin 5 he has led that studio to one hit after another now there's word, he'll try his hand with another disney division. according to the hollywood reporter fight he will be developing a star wars movie to see whether he could bring the marvel touch to a galaxy far far away in hollywood. i'm david daniel. actress ruby rose has underg

netflix they enjoy the freedom it gives them the streaming giant reportedly put $200000000.00 into martin scorsese's new gangster movie the irishman and gave him full creative control which were going on now for a. big business and government are trying to pull a stunt. whatever you need to do a movie on netflix. netflix leans back and says hey we trust you go for it we've got your back the result will be great the less we interfere the better the result that's how it works with any art form when there are vested interests be they financial political or studio interests then it will affect the product. for and then takes off. these days the streaming services industry is worth billions. but many are worried that only one company can win the streaming was and the result would be a monopoly. in the future there might just be a few. but he's imposing rules at film festivals are actually dictating terms to states. what's at stake here is diversity of opinion and we need to keep a close eye on these developments fared. forth for many years now film festivals have been debating whether or not to screen mo

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. >> and "the irishman," it's a martin scorsese film, it's a mob film.ump. you do see this as a mob situation, that he speaks like a mobster or something? >> he's a wannabe gangster. and the thing is he makes gangsters look bad, because certain gangsters, like in my profession, keep their word. he doesn't even know how to keep his word. and he's the president. it's just crazy, that he's our president. >> i get the sense from you that you view this as a crisis. >> it is a crisis, yes, it is. and too many people are two gentle about it and genteel about it. we're in a crisis situation, period. that's it. >> sir, thank you for being here. good to see you. thanks for the conversation. and a quick reminder before we wrap up here on television, reliablesources.com is sour web companion. you can subscribe to our podcast there and our nightly news letter. it will be out later this evening. sign up for free at reliablesources.com. >>> there is a lot more going on in the world beyond the impeachment battle. and documentaries are sometimes the best way to get at it

is it really possible that in 1990 martin scorsese will be able to make a gangster movie that has somethingat hasn't been said a million times? and you watch the movie and you're like, yeah. >> see you later, thanks. >> what are you doing? you're leaving your car? >> he watches the car for me. >> we were trying to capture the exuberance of that world. it's dangerous and threatening, but they're having a wonderful time. >> "goodfellas" was the nuts and bolts of the mob. it was the mob as a job. >> what do you do? >> what? >> what do you do? >> i'm in construction. >> and the balance of these two families, of your mob family and your real family, and the way that the two start to bleed into each other. >> are you all right? >> yeah. >> "goodfellas" was based on a book called "wiseguys." i said, what if i play this guy, jimmie the chin? >> what did i tell you? what did i tell you? you don't buy anything, you hear me? don't buy anything. >> it's a true story. it is the nature of that lifestyle. >> just a little taste. >> you have to be clever enough, let alone have the audacity, the discretion.

netflix they have the irishman coming out with martin scorsese film, with robert deniro, they have aheatrical release because they want to be eligible fors cars. but it won't be in amc theaters. neil: if they first have a theater run before they get to you, are you feeling in a weird way as a customer, hey, i'm getting gouged here? >> i think it is possible. what i think this is aiming for to get people who aren't subscribers. if you're not a apple plus subscriber, if you're not a netflix subscriber, you can still see the film in theaters. you might not know it comes from apple plus or netflix. you see it in the theater. that end up being box office dollars f you're a subscriber i don't think you will feel slighted you're already getting it on your couch. neil: do you think this, it becomes even more expensive to get content? you're talking about producing it all for big theater release. that is very different, right? >> that is the problem, right? we have so many streaming services now. the whole reason streaming came aabout, people were already cutting the chord. neil: if you had t