Martin Scorsese, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind some of cinema's most iconic works, had planned to begin shooting two highly anticipated films back-to-back this year. One was a biblical epic, “The Life of Jesus,

The legendary Goodfellas director has tried for 15 years to get a “warts and all” biopic of Ol' Blue Eyes, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, off the ground. His latest attempt has just been put on ice

An ambulance arrived at the famed Beverly Hills Hotel in the wee hours of June 8, 1966, to ferry an unconscious man to the hospital. A day later, when the patient was rushed into surgery for a skull fracture,

Our deepest condolences to everyone geared up to see Andrew Garfield take a crack at the Lord and Savior. According to Variety, Martin Scorsese’s bluntly-named biblical epic The Life Of Jesus has been indefinitely postponed, along with his planned Frank Sinatra biopic. Both were set to go into production back-to-back this year.

Those looking forward to Martin Scorsese’s Jesus movie and Frank Sinatra biopic will have to keep waiting. Variety reports that Scorsese was set to film The Life of Jesus and his Sinatra biopic back-to-back this year.

Martin Scorsese’s next two projects, The Life of Jesus and the Frank Sinatra biopic, have been postponed. Per Variety, Scorsese planned to begin shooting these projects back-to-back later this year. Now,

After bagging 10 Oscar nominations for last year's monumental three-plus-hour epic Killers Of The Flower Moon, you'd be forgiven for thinking that when Martin Scorsese wants to make a movie, that movie just gets made.