George Lucas and Martin Scorsese, two of the most influential filmmakers in modern Hollywood, have very different ideas about the definition of cinema.

Acclaimed film director Francis Ford Coppola was ... of making the famous sequel, Coppola did not want to direct it, instead hoping the then-up and coming Martin Scorsese could take over.

Megalopolis film review — Francis Ford Coppola’s eccentric epic is best when it’s silent on facebook (opens in a new window) Megalopolis film review — Francis Ford Coppola’s eccentric ep ...

That’s a remarkable track record of collaborators – but it was while working with the legendary Francis Ford Coppola on the ... of those people like [Martin] Scorsese and the people you ...

The maker of some of American cinema's most iconic films, Coppola is nonetheless an innovator and an outsider artist at heart. Today marks the long-awaited arrival of “Megalopolis,” legendary ...

When the inevitable offer to direct a sequel to the critically and popularly beloved film, The Godfather arose, Francis Ford ... named Martin Scorsese, to direct Part II, while Coppola would ...

In our country, the great transition came with a man named George Pierce Baker, who set up what became the Yale School of Drama. He wrote a very definitive book on dramaturgy and dramatic ...

Francis Ford Coppola was flush from The Godfather ... a European-style bistro named for the film company Coppola launched with George Lucas and other insurgents in 1969. On the middle floors ...

Francis Ford Coppola/American Zoetrope Though the movie missed at the box office in its opening weekend, filmmaker Coppola is unlikely to begrudge a lack of financial success. When Megalopolis ...

“Megalopolis” is now playing in theaters, and director Francis Ford ... on George Lucas’ “American Graffiti,” which got into multiple categories including Best Picture, Coppola returned ...

Francis Ford Coppola spent roughly $140 million on the film, which debuted to an estimated $4 million in weekend ticket sales. By Brooks Barnes Reporting from Los Angeles There is no kind way to ...