While a specific release date for 'Mr. Scorsese' has not yet been announced, it is expected to premiere soon, with the New York Film Festival in late September being a potential launch venue.

Apple TV+ has announced a highly anticipated five-part documentary titled 'Mr. Scorsese,' directed by Rebecca Miller, that will delve into the life and career of iconic filmmaker Martin Scorsese.

Notable contributors to the project include Hollywood heavyweights such as Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Mick Jagger, who will share their personal perspectives on Scorsese's influence in cinema.

This documentary continues the fruitful collaboration between Scorsese and Apple TV+, following previous projects like 'Killers of the Flower Moon' and Scorsese's cameo in the comedy series 'The Studio.'

In addition to his filmmaking, Scorsese is a passionate advocate for film preservation, having founded organizations like The Film Foundation to protect cinematic heritage.

The documentary promises exclusive access to Scorsese's private archives, along with extensive interviews that will provide a deep insight into his artistic journey.

Scorsese's extensive filmography, which includes classics like 'Mean Streets' and 'Goodfellas,' may lead to the documentary being extended beyond its initial five parts due to the breadth of his impact on cinema.

His commitment to cinema was recently highlighted when he participated in a protest against the closure of historic theaters in Rome.

Apple TV+, which launched in late 2019, offers a subscription service priced at $9.99 per month, providing access to a wide range of original programming, including Scorsese's works.

The production team for 'Mr. Scorsese' includes Emmy Award-nominated producers and has been in development for five years, reflecting the project's significance within Apple TV+'s documentary offerings.

Rebecca Miller, who has gained unrestricted access to Scorsese's archives, is set to provide a comprehensive look at his career, marking the first extensive documentary solely focused on him.

Scorsese's partnership with Apple began in 2020 when he signed a first-look deal, solidifying his role in the studio's growing library of original content.