Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese and Jerry Lewis reunite
- 11 years ago
Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese and Jerry Lewis reunited at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York for the 30th anniversary of their film "King of Comedy."
The trio posed for pictures before sitting down for a discussion about the 1983 movie and the relationship between celebrities and the media.
Scorsese said making the film was a memorable time.
SOUNDBITE: Martin Scorsese, director, saying (English):
"That film was quite an experience. I mean they're all quite - well, for me, they're all pretty extraordinary experiences. This was remarkable. I mean, it took a long time to do. And levels of improvisation. Although always, always bed-rocked, the script was the bed rock of that."
The screening of the film marked the end of the 12-day Tribeca Film Festival.
The trio posed for pictures before sitting down for a discussion about the 1983 movie and the relationship between celebrities and the media.
Scorsese said making the film was a memorable time.
SOUNDBITE: Martin Scorsese, director, saying (English):
"That film was quite an experience. I mean they're all quite - well, for me, they're all pretty extraordinary experiences. This was remarkable. I mean, it took a long time to do. And levels of improvisation. Although always, always bed-rocked, the script was the bed rock of that."
The screening of the film marked the end of the 12-day Tribeca Film Festival.