Apple and Martin Scorsese are establishing a robust collaboration, with the renowned director at the forefront of the eagerly awaited film, *Killers of the Flower Moon*, and making a cameo in the hit comedy series, *The Studio*. Scorsese’s forthcoming endeavor will be his participation in the anticipated five-part docuseries titled *Mr. Scorsese*, set to launch on Apple TV+.
### Mr. Scorsese Debuts on Apple TV+ This October
Martin Scorsese, who was recently nominated for an Emmy for his acting instead of directing, has demonstrated his comedic skills in *The Studio*, where his cameo was a highlight of the series. However, he is poised to assume an even greater role in the docuseries *Mr. Scorsese*, which will premiere on **Friday, October 17**.
This five-part series, helmed by Rebecca Hall, offers a profound look into Scorsese’s remarkable career and personal journey. Apple TV+ has issued an official synopsis emphasizing the series’ focus on Scorsese’s influence on filmmaking and the distinctive life experiences that have contributed to his artistic perspective.
The documentary promises exclusive insights into Scorsese’s private archives and includes extensive dialogues with the filmmaker, as well as interviews from prominent figures in the industry, including Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Steven Spielberg, among many others. It will chart Scorsese’s trajectory from his early student films at New York University to his latest endeavors, exploring the themes of good and evil that echo throughout his work.
The initial clip from the series shares a comical story about *Taxi Driver*, where Scorsese reflects on the difficulties he encountered with the film’s violent scenes, highlighting his signature humor.
Apple TV+ is offered at $9.99 per month, providing an array of celebrated shows and films, including *Ted Lasso*, *Severance*, and *The Morning Show*. As excitement mounts for *Mr. Scorsese*, fans are enthusiastic to witness how the documentary will reveal the life and career of one of cinema’s most illustrious directors.
