A Tribute to Martin Scorsese

It must make Martin Scorsese proud to have his name linked to his very own style of film making, to have a visual and cinematic signature that is known by an entire industry and associated with your name. It must be great to be the kind of director that the public knows by name. It must be amazing to make movies that people want to see simply because of who directed them. This is just such a director. His movies have a remarkable passion and power. His collaborations with actor Robert De Niro are counted among the landmark films of the last three decades. His legendary love of motion picture history in renowned. We invite you to enjoy Destination Hollywood's Tribute to filmmaker Martin Scorsese.

New on DVD

Martin Scorsese's most recent movie, Shine A Light , is now available on DVD.

Coming Soon

Martin Scorsese's next movie is not scheduled for release until October 2009 so that gives you plenty of time to read the book that it is based on Shutter Island. It's written by Dennis Lehane author of Mystic River. The movie will star Leonardo DiCaprio as a US Marshal who is called out to the island to investigate the disappearance of a female inmate at a hospital for the criminally insane.

It seems like Martin Scorsese is also set to direct for television. He is in negotiations to direct a pilot for HBO. Broadwalk Empire is a series which tells the story of Atlantic City in the 1920's

DH Suggests

Destination Hollywood Suggests this Tribute dedicated to three of Martin Scorsese's movies ...

		A Tribute to Taxi Driver He's definitely talking to us in this lonely tale of Everyman's search for meaning. The Scorsese-DeNiro team compel us in our Tribute to Taxi Driver.

		A Tribute to Casino Love is a losing gamble for Ace in this Scorsese mob story movie. But we're betting you'll enjoy our Tribute to Casino.

		A Tribute to The Age of Innocence Martin Scorsese portrays a more "civilized" side of New York than in most of his other movies but he had to go back to the 19th century to do it. But is it really? You make the call in our Tribute to The Age of Innocence.