how do I ask martin scorsese a question about the signifigance of a
movieprop in a certain film.

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Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 13 Jun 2005 22:49 PDT

Ask him personally?  I'd wait till another movie of his is being
released, and watch fan sites for an announcement that he will be
participating in a LIVE CHAT online. Several other famous directors
have done this, the chat transcripts are available online for viewing.

Maybe someone has already asked this question on the Internet, and
possibly the answer could be found.

WHAT IS THE PROP you are so curious about?  What film was it in, what scene, etc.

~~Cynthia

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Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 14 Jun 2005 00:17 PDT

I agree with Cynthia-ga. May I also suggest, that you'll write to his
business address. In the worst case, you won't get an answer. Would
you like me to post you his business address as an answer?

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Clarification of Question by omgawa-ga on 15 Jun 2005 12:22 PDT

cynthia
  Dont think it is nessacery to actually speak with Mr. Scorsese, a
simple note or a email from him or his assistant would be fine.Even a
google answer, but I would like to pose the question to him directly
somehow in order to eliminate confusion.I did send a note describing
the particular scene to him at Martin Scorsese
c/o Artists Management Group
9465 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 519
Beverly Hills, CA 90212

is this his business address you speak of.

http://home.comcast.net/~jellinor/scorsese.html

Here you will find the following Contact Information for Martin
Scorsese, to be more precise -- contacts of his manager. I am sure
they will transfer your question to him personally.

Martin Scorsese
c/o Artists Management Group
9465 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 519
Beverly Hills, CA 90212

You can also sign up for a free 14-day tial at IMDBpro.com to get more
precise info on him. here is the address:
https://secure.imdb.com/signup/v4/?d=deeplink

Also you could try to follow the interviewer of the BBC Alec
Cawthorne, here is the interview he took:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/films/2002/12/19/martin_scorsese_gangs_of_new_york_interview.shtml

If yo use this contact page of BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/feedback/
you can try to pose your question to Martin through Alec Cawthorne,
BBC will not give out any information, but, possible the journalist
can root your question to Martin Scorsese.


Good luck with your search.

Sincerely yours,
Boris Khodorkovsky

http://mactep.name/