Martin Scorsese’s Most Violent Film Is A Gilded Age Costume Drama

Martin Scorsese may world-famous for his bloody crime classics, but he once said he considers his 1993 romance THE AGE OF INNOCENCE to be his most violent film. A punch might blacken an eye or bloody a nose, but love can cut to the bone, leaving scars that last a lifetime.

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