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...honor Schoonmaker, the Coolidge organized a retrospective of her films, showing “Raging Bull,” “Goodfellas,” “The Aviator?? (for which she earned her second Oscar), and “The King of Comedy,” all of which were made in collaboration with Scorsese...
...directed “Taxi Driver,” “Raging Bull,” and “Goodfellas” has never won. Scorsese’s recent “Gangs of New York” and “The Aviator?? are admittedly not his best work, but “The Departed” marked his successful return to the crime thriller genre and was lauded by critics. The clear favorite to win, he took home the Directors’ Guild award last week and the Golden Globe in January.Greengrass picked...
...time for Scorsese. He has long been known as one of the finest American directors of the 20th century, but his last two efforts—the lackluster passion project “Gangs of New York” and the good-but-not-great “The Aviator??—lacked the movie magic of his classics “Taxi Driver” and “Goodfellas.” But now, with the explosive “Departed,” Scorsese delivers a film nothing short of a masterpiece in modern...
After the success of Irving’s book, for which Elmyr sued him, the author was called by legendary recluse Howard Hughes (the subject of the recent biopic “The Aviator??) to help with Hughes’ own autobiography. Hughes trusted the writer enough to give him complete access to his autobiographical manuscripts, which Irving turned in to the publisher. Irving received the advance on Hughes’ behalf...
...play is a thinly veiled roman à clef of legendary director and “The Aviator?? subject Howard Hughes’ final, hermetic years. In the play, Shepard names his version of the legendary recluse Henry Hackamore and provides him a modicum of companionship in the person of his obsequious manservant Raoul...