Martin Scorsese is, without question, one of the greatest film directors who has ever lived. He has made some of the most well regarded movies ever and he's done it yet again with his long time collaborator Robert De Niro in the Oscar nominated The Irishman. While that movie feels like the perfect capstone on the career of those two great filmmakers, it won't be the last movie they make together as, last night during the Screen Actors Guild Awards, it was confirmed that Scorsese will be directing De Niro once again very soon, and another of Scorsese's company of stars, Leonardo DiCaprio, is also coming along for the ride.
Last night, at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, Robert De Niro received the organization's lifetime achievement award. Leonardo DiCaprio, who had his first starring role alongside De Niro in 1993's This Boy's Life, presented the actor with the award, and as part of the introduction, confirmed that he will be joining the actor on screen in the film adaptation of Killers of the Flower Moon, to be directed by Martin Scorsese. In DiCaprio's words...
