April 18, 2018
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio will present veteran filmmaker Martin
Scorsese the Robert Osborne Award at the 2018 TCM Classic Film Festivals
opening.
DiCaprio, who has worked with Scorsese in five films, including
"Gangs of New York" and "The Wolf of Wall Street", will present the award on
April 26 here to the filmmaker for his decades-long commitment to the legacy and
preservation of classic films, reports variety.com.
In addition, Scorsese
established the Film Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to protecting and
preserving motion picture history, in 1990.
The foundation has funded the
restoration of over 800 films and its World Cinema Project has restored 31 films
from 21 countries.
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