Jodie Foster Reveals Scorsese, De Niro 'Scared' of Her During 'Taxi Driver'; Criticizes Gen Z Work Ethic

The Oscar-winning actress, promoting the new season of 'True Detective', reflects on her past experiences and shares her views on the new generation.

Jodie Foster, in recent interviews, revealed that Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro were 'scared' of her during the filming of 'Taxi Driver' when she was 12 years old.
Foster, who had more acting experience than both Scorsese and De Niro at the time, played a teenage prostitute in the 1976 classic.
The Oscar-winning actress also made comments about Gen Z in the workplace, calling them 'really annoying' and criticizing their work ethic and grammar.
Foster is currently promoting the upcoming fourth season of HBO’s 'True Detective', where she plays the role of chief of local police Liz Danvers.
The new season of 'True Detective', despite being set in Alaska, was shot in Iceland for better production logistics.