Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Martin Scorsese's latest film Killers of the Flower Moon is a nearly 3-and-a-half-hour epic that tells an incredible true story, which can be elevated thanks to some behind-the-scenes facts about the movie. The movie dramatizes the atrocities committed against the Osage Nation, a Native American tribe, in 1920s Oklahoma.
9 Jesse Plemons's Federal Agent Was The Main Character In The Original Script A late film shift occurs as the flaws in Hale and Burkhart's plans become evident, marked by the arrival of Jesse Plemons' Tom White. David Grann's Killers of the Flower Moon book presents the story mostly from his perspective. In an interview with Deadline, Scorsese disclosed that the initial script by Eric Roth similarly positioned White Sr.
7 Osage Tribal Members Advised Martin Scorsese To Ensure Accurate Representation Per NPR, when members of the Osage Nation first heard Scorsese was bringing Grann's novel to the screen, they arranged to meet with the director. Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear and Chad Renfro, who also served as the Osage's ambassador on the film, created a list of language, customs, and cultural consultants to help Scorsese ensure the film's accuracy.
4 Killers Of The Flower Moon Has A Surprise Barbie Connection Killers of the Flower Moon's cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto has collaborated many times with Scorsese. Prieto has a long and impressive career, having received three Oscar nominations for his work on Brokeback Mountain, as well as Scorsese's own Silence and The Irishman, not to mention working on Best Picture Winner Argo. Killers of the Flower Moon marks the second major 2024 Oscar contender for Prieto.
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