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Martin Scorsese Gushes About Robert Eggers & ‘Nosferatu’: “Amazing, Anything This Guy Does, Amazing”
It’s quite the task to impress a filmmaker and cinema historian like Martin Scorcese (“Killers of The Flower Moon”). Still, writer/director Robert Eggers is the type to exceed expectations, and his fandom grows with each release. Scorcese recently chatted with Turner Classic Movies host Dave Karger at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, and the subject moved to “Nosferatu,” where the director gushed about Eggers’ work on the well-crafted period horror remake of the classic silent 1920s film. Continue reading Martin Scorsese Gushes About Robert Eggers & ‘Nosferatu’: “Amazing, Anything This Guy Does, Amazing” at The Playlist.
It’s quite the task to impress a filmmaker and cinema historian like Martin Scorcese (“Killers of The Flower Moon”). Still, writer/director Robert Eggers is the type to exceed expectations, and his fandom grows with each release. Scorcese recently chatted with Turner Classic Movies host Dave Karger at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, and the subject moved to “Nosferatu,” where the director gushed about Eggers’ work on the well-crafted period horror remake of the classic silent 1920s film.
