Martin Scorsese’s dog finally ate part of Paul Schrader’s thumb

Well, it finally happened. After some 50 years of friendship, Martin Scorsese’s daughter’s dog bit part of Paul Schrader’s thumb off

Well, it finally happened: Martin Scorsese ’s daughter’s dog ate part of Paul Schrader ’s thumb. It’s something we’ve been expecting for many years now, a slot on literally every cinephile’s 2024 Bingo card. Welcome to our new reality, the one where Martin Scorsese ’s daughter’s Scottie swallowed a bit of Paul Schrader . It’s the type of story that can only come from Schrader, a careful weaver of his mythology, which is one of the points of a new profile in Variety.

” Anyway, he tried to pet the Scottie, which “not only took out part of my thumb, he ate it.” With a piece of Schrader in the dog’s gut, the writer-director received care from Scorsese’s in-house nurse. We hope that Mr. Schrader is recovering comfortably, but we know that’s not the case. The profile tracks Schrader as he completes his latest movie, Oh, Canada, and spends much of its time attempting to disentangle Schrader’s self-mythologizing.

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