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Billy Crystal Says Martin Scorsese Was 'Scary' When He Taught at NYU
VarietyStory by Matthew Minton
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Legendary funnyman Billy Crystal reveals the 'scary' side of revered director Martin Scorsese during their time together at NYU.
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- Crystal recalls Scorsese as a 'scary' graduate student while teaching his first film, 'Who's That Knocking at My Door'.
- Despite Scorsese's intimidating presence, Crystal credits the director with helping shape his comedic sensibilities during their time at NYU.
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Billy Crystal, Martin Scorsese, Who's That Knocking at My Door