Martin Scorsese told reporters in Turin, Italy, on Oct. 7 that he intends on making more movies during an appearance at the country's Museum of Cinema to receive an award. “I still have more films to make,

Nearly 60 years after his directorial debut, Martin Scorsese still has a few more films left in him. The Oscar-winning director recently shut down speculation that he’s planning to retire from his storied behind-the-scenes career as he was honored Monday at the National Museum of Cinema in Turin,

Martin Scorsese is addressing speculation that he might finally be throwing in the towel after a six-plus decades-spanning career. Thankfully, the legendary filmmaker is assuring fans that rumors of his retirement have been greatly exaggerated.

A Variety report from late September claimed that Scorsese's long-held Frank Sinatra biopic and an adaptation of Shūsaku Endō's 1973 book A Life of Jesus — which he aimed to shoot back to back — had been postponed for 2024.

Martin Scorsese has recently confirmed he’s not going to retire and plans to direct multiple movies at 81.The Academy Award winner, who was accompanied by his daughter Francesca

Per World Of Reel, Scorsese told the press conference at the Cinema Museum in Torino, Italy, where he accepted the Premio Della Mole Award, that he has “no intention of retiring.” The director also updated the press on the projects,

Martin Scorsese isn’t done with cinema yet. The legendary director shut down rumors he’s stepping down from his almost 50-year career during a press conference Monday at the Museum of Cinema in Turin,

Martin Scorsese is far from even thinking about retiring. The auteur seemingly addressed rumors of him slowing down following the Variety report that his two previously announced projects, "The Life of Jesus" and a Frank Sinatra biopic,

Martin Scorsese may be in his 80s and have just had a pair of films postponed, but he is not yet ready to hang it up.