Martin Scorsese's best movie cameos go beyond Killers of the Flower Moon
Killers of the Flower Moon features a memorable Martin Scorsese appearance, but he’s taken many small acting roles, from Taxi Driver to Mean Streets.
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Killers of the Flower Moon features a memorable Martin Scorsese appearance, but he’s taken many small acting roles, from Taxi Driver to Mean Streets.
As a director, enthusiastic world-cinema champion, determined advocate for visual literacy, and the most famous critic of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Martin Scorsese is indisputably one of cinema’s most important figures. But his acting work has received comparatively little recognition. Since his first onscreen appearance as an uncredited gangster in his debut feature, 1967’s Who’s That Knocking At My Door, Scorsese has amassed an impressive career full of thoughtful cameos, self-parodic bits, and genuinely effective dramatic work. He started with several gifts most thespians dream...