Scorsese On Fellini On Charlie Rose #1

[@mashtali1]

La dolce vita is a film you can see your whole life. you'll never get tired of it.

[@georgeaye7535]

You are so right, it is enchanting, and I visited the Via Veneto because of it recently, Fellini is still very respected there, it is a beautiful film about a thinking person facing life.

[@janethockey9070]

Masht Ali Andrei Tarvoksy crown of shit scene

[@65g4]

La dolce vita is a great film i feel like 8 1/2 is a greater film that i like a bit more

[@meropale]

La dolce vita is my favorite Fellini. It's such a feast for the eyes.

[@Blady99]

It’s actually a boring movie. Only college students studying the Romance languages and insufferable film students think it’s great

[@ajitvir90]

I just looked up "8 1/2 Scorsese" hoping for something like this. THANK YOU :)

[@padmakarkodavatiganti857]

Growing up in the Film Institute of India at Pune, near Mumbai, as a boy , I first didn't understand the Film "Eight and a Half", but it just grew on me and I began to understand the depth of Felini with my father's and friend's help . Today exactly as Martin spoke, I couldn't out it better. Haven't seen a movie in ages like this one

[@jackhackett80]

La Strada is one of my favorites, too. Wonderful.

[@blinkzone1]

was looking for this for a long time. thanks for putting this out.

[@ravishingravi]

Great interview. Thank You.

[@gina8663]

I love you and Fellini!

[@dim1309]

Thank you for this excellent upload.

[@robfalgiano]

I LOVE FELLINI!!!!!

[@jpgr69]

This is excellent, thank you.

[@randallpaul6559]

Scorsese for me is a genius and has an incredible grasp on his deep view of life. I would hope to have 10% of his talent. Fellini... it seems italian film making has died along with his death. We forget how important italian film was back in the 40's thru 60's and for me how it influenced so much in American film making.

[@Alessandra7967]

Very cool

[@schrottiedasoriginal]

Scorsese tells how other filmmakers' work pushed him to make movies about his own environment. And that is just the influence he himself has had on young filmmakers like Fatih Akin...

[@1994jhg]

Nights of Cabiria is one of my favorite movies. Where can I watch it free online?

[@ethanedwards7557]

Buy the bluray you cheapskate.

[@andyscoot43]

My guess is he saw that when it came out and wanted his daughter to see it the way he did. I personally saw I Vitelloni first, but merely by coincidence. My first three Fellini were I Vitelloni, Satyricon and Casanova, just because they were the only ones I could get hold of at the time. It's interesting to see how the order you see them in shapes how you understand Fellini.

[@nilsmartinsson5115]

Fellini and as he says Bergman. Unparalleled filmmakers.

[@andreaostrovletania]

Mean Streets is actually closer to Accatone.

[@FirstPlace97]

What year

[@yournansplug6956]

If you know... You know

[@ContraMundumPress]

Fellini's writings: contramundum.net/2016/02/18/making-a-film/

[@trentbaumgart2959]

I thought the same exact thing in that exact order. Weird. I guess Fellini fans think alike.

[@sclogse1]

Marty coulda started with Fellin's first film, The White Shiek. It's a completely mature film.

[@meropale]

There is so much more to La dolce vita than Anita Ekberg!

[@alien3445]

scorsese doesn't say anything

[@MEdalFan26]

MEdalFan26 1 second ago whao two manny propper names Whoms controllengs whoms?// D:

[@Blady99]

La Strada is BORING. I wish Charlie pushed him on what he means exactly my the “warmth” of this movie.

[@Blady99]

La dolce vita is also BORING

[@MEdalFan26]

whao two manny propper names Whoms controllengs whoms?// D: