Growing up in New York City, Scorsese often rented a film from a shop that only had two copies of it. In fact, Scorsese was one of the two individuals who leased it on a consistent basis: the other one was the future director George Romero. What film was that?

Tales of Hoffman is a British comic opera movie by Powell and Pressburger of the production company The Archers. The film ended up inspiring Scorsese and George Romeo for years to come.

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