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The new audio original includes new insights from Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, and more.
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"I see what a hateful, mean-spirited, awful thing he is."
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The actress claimed there are "a lot of quiet Trump supporters" in Hollywood.
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De Niro was host Jimmy Fallon's other guest of the night.
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“I hope none of my blind friends see this and take it out of context.”
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"Very rarely does an idea literally push the envelope and this one did."
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De Niro also compared Trump to a televangelist, calling him "a malignant narcissist" and a "sociopath."
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He sounded off on the former President, calling him "a sociopathic, psychopathic, malignant narcissist."
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"You talkin' to me?"
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Scorsese subverts the tired "where are they now" end credits trope.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro star, of course -- but Lily Gladstone gives the most memorable performance.
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The award-winner is joining Apple TV+'s lineup less than 90 days after premiering in theaters.
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"He'd start giggling and De Niro had to take over," she revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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"There was no censorship," Scorsese said in a statement.
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Surprise!
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De Niro pulled out his phone and read them anyway.
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The star-studded short is an easy-breezy watch for those on a time crunch.
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“I don’t feel that these very real people were shown honor or dignity in the horrific portrayal of their deaths," she wrote.
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Killers is the sixth feature film Martin Scorsese’s made with charismatic megastar Leonardo DiCaprio, who himself still has yet to turn fifty.
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In Scorsese's version of events, Ernest Burkhart loved his wife, even as he was killing her.