New NetflixFilm featurette gives us a detailed look at the groundbreaking de-aging technology that made Martin Scorsese's TheIrishmanFilm possible:
is, for the most part, a director who is set in his ways—his favorite actors to work with often find themselves cast in his films, he’s worked with film editor Thelma Schoonmaker for over 50 years , and the thematic elements of his films have largely encompassed ideas of masculinity, corruption and American identity.
But if one thing is clear about Scorsese, it’s that little gets in the way of him and the films he wants to make. In the case of, all it took was more than a decade of development and production, $159 million, and patiently waiting for the perfect technology to be created in order for Scorsese to work with his desired cast.
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