Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese have collaborated 11 times, but there could've been more as De Niro asked Scorsese to direct Analyze This.
about their working relationship, which famously started with 1973’s Mean Streets. After joining forces for 1995’s Casino, De Niro and Scorsese went their separate ways but always made it a point to stay in touch. De Niro asked Scorsese to direct the mafia comedy Analyze This. However, Scorsese turned it down because it was too similar to one of their earlier collaborations.
These check-ins between filmmaker and actor continued in the 2000s. Scorsese brought Gangs of New York and The Departed to De Niro, both of which he denied. However, De Niro and Scorsese found another crime film to reunite for, which became. Scorsese credits De Niro’s similar background as to why their collaboration has lasted for 50 years.
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