Scorsese's Amnesia: Jonah Hill's Outcome

0:00On April 9th, Martin Scorsese got the ultimate actor's amnesia, watching Jonah Hill's new comedy outcome. The 83-year-old director completely forgot about his own scenes until they popped up on screen. He shared that moment with Hill during a candid chat, published an interview magazine on April 9th. Hill, who wrote, directed, and stars in a film alongside Kiana Reeves, kicked off the talk by gushing over Scorsese's performance and asking if it was tough seeing himself act. Scorsese admitted he could not spot the camera work at the time, crediting Hill's guidance and cinematographer Ben Oedebi for pulling it off. Seamlessly, Scorsese called it, wild, how the framing turned into pure narrative, making him vanish into the story. He shouted out Hill's patience and even gave props to poor Keanu for holding it down on set. Their history goes back to collaborating on the Wolf of Wall Street back in 2013. Outcome follows Reeves as a Hollywood hot shot named Reeve Hawk, blackmailed by a video that could tank his career, forcing him to face old ghosts.

1:03Scorsese places ex-talent agent from child star days, joined by cameo stars like Cameron Diaz, Matt Bommer, Susan Luchy, Laverne Cox, David Spade, and Drew Barrymore. The flick hits Apple TV Plus for streaming starting April 10th, right after its premiere. Meanwhile, Scorsese keeps acting up with an Emmy night last year for the studio, a roll-in in the hand of Dante, and a voice part coming in the star. War is movie, The Mandalorian, and Grogu this May. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.