Martin Scorsese explores Saint Peter's transformation from fisherman to church leader in "The Saints" on Fox Nation, revealing how faith can turn failure into destiny.

The second season of Martin Scorsese’s docudrama series “The Saints” premiered on Fox Nation on Nov. 16. The series highlights the extraordinary lives of men and women who embodied their faith and became saints in the Catholic Church. The new season includes episodes on St. Patrick, St. Peter, St. Thomas Becket, and St. Carlo Acutis.

On today's 'Daily Variety' podcast, Owen Gleiberman discusses his rediscovery of Martin Scorsese's 1995 classic 'Casino'; turmoil on 'Tulsa King.'

Talking once with the acerbic polemicist Gore Vidal about growing up on the streets of New York’s Little Italy in the 1940s and 1950s, Martin Scorsese remarked that there was only one of two things you could be in the neighbourhood,

Fox Nation uncovers Saint Patrick's legacy as Ireland's influential bishop in the first episode of the second season of "The Saints," helmed by film icon Martin Scorsese.

The Saints" returns to tackle more Christian figures in Season 2. The sophomore season brings the docuseries back with a focus on eight new Christian saints - each getting their own episode focus and narrated by the "Goodfellas" director.

RadarOnline. com can reveal Martin Scorsese's darkest struggles – from drug addiction and violent rages to a near-fatal overdose – thanks to a searing new exposé the director admits forced him to confront the "good and evil" within himself.

Martin Scorsese hasn't directed a ton of humorous movies, but he has been behind some classic ones, like After Hours and The King of Comedy.

The director had to pair his own movies with snarky Letterboxd one-liners, such as "Ratatouille would've thrived in this environment"

Director Rebecca Miller opens up about her new documentary Mr Scorsese, which takes a deep dive into the life, career and spiritual journey of one of cinema s most enduring cinematic artists