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Martin Scorsese has directed an upcoming[ citation needed ] biographical drama film starring Sharon Stone and Meryl Streep.

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In March 2018, Sharon Stone revealed on the podcast WTF with Marc Maron that she had completed filming for a feature-length narrative project directed by Martin Scorsese. She added that principal photography had been wrapped "a couple of years" ago, and release was being delayed because Scorsese has not finished editing the film since he has been working on many other projects simultaneously. [1] Later in an interview, Stone clarified that she plays a supporting character in the project, but declined to disclose who the film was about. [2] A Marie Claire profile in October 2018 confirmed Meryl Streep as a part of the cast, thereby making it her first collaboration with Scorsese. It was also announced that the film is a docudrama and will be produced and distributed by Netflix. [3]

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