Martin Scorsese continued the priesthood but was expelled from the seminar

In Apple TV + Docuseries by Rebecca Miller Mr. ScorseseWho was presented at first at the New York Film Festival during the weekend, Martin Scorsese plunges into his religious history, and how he continued the priesthood at his adolescence – to be expelled to behave “badly”.

The first episode of the five-part series, which was announced exclusively on the deadline, presents the memory of the filmmaker with regard to the filmmaker to be deeply moved when he attended the Catholic mass for the first time at the Saint-Patrick cathedral in New York at around 7 years old. Subsequently, he continued an education in a seminar in his adolescence.

“There was a preparatory seminar, and it was on 85th street somewhere. I did well during the first months, but something happened,” shared Scorsese, by People. “I started realizing that the world is changing. It was the beginning of rock ‘n’ roll and that the old world died. I became aware of life around me. Fall in love or be attracted to girls; Not that you act there, but there were these feelings, and I suddenly realized that it was much more complicated than that. You can’t stop. “

He continued: “The idea of ​​the priesthood, to devote you to others is really what it is. I realized that I did not belong to it. And I tried to stay but they brought my father and they said to him, “Take it out of here”. Because I behaved badly.

Although the legendary Goodfellas The director did not explain more, one of his childhood friends noted that he thought that Scorsese “had a heavy eye for the ladies” in adolescence.

Beginner on Apple TV + October 17, Mr. ScorseseA portrait of a film from the visionary who redefined the industry, presents interviews with Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day-Lewis, Robert de Niro, Mick Jagger, Steven Spielberg, Sharon Stone, Jodie Foster, Paul Schrader, Margot Robbie, Cate Blanchett and Rodrigo Pieto, as well as his children, children and children.