Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence Michael Loccisano/Getty Images; Tristan Fewings/Getty Images; Dave Benett/The Hollywood Reporter/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence will star in the next movie for Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The film is an adaptation of the ghost novel What Happens At Night, which follows a married couple that travels to Europe to adopt a baby, staying in a cavernous, fading European hotel filled with eccentric characters. Patrick Marber (Closer) penned the screenplay. Apple Original Films is in talks to finance and produce the movie with Studiocanal. The movie marks the first onscreen collaboration for Lawrence with Scorsese as a director. (Scorsese is a producer on Lawrence's upcoming feature Die, My Love). DiCaprio last worked with his longtime collaborator on Apple feature' Killers of the Flower Moon. DiCaprio can next be seen in Paul Thomas Anderson's movie One Battle After Another, while Jennifer Lawrence will next be in theaters with Die, My Love. The move comes as Scorsese is balancing a few features in development, including a Hawaii-set crime drama that would star Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up international From Shorts to Stardom: Busan's New Currents Turns 30 international Busan Film Fest Director Jung Hanseok Has a Plan - And a Lot of Pressure Venice Film Festival Shu Qi on 'Girl,' Her Darkly Personal Directorial Debut: "Facing Your Pain Is the Best Way to Let It Go" One Battle After Another Critic's Notebook: Film's Failure to Capture Online Life Has Never Been More Glaring Marlon Wayans Marlon Wayans on His Horror Turn in 'Him': "What Do You Need? I Can Do It All" Sundance Euzhan Palcy: How Robert Redford Changed My Life international From Shorts to Stardom: Busan's New Currents Turns 30 international Busan Film Fest Director Jung Hanseok Has a Plan - And a Lot of Pressure Venice Film Festival Shu Qi on 'Girl,' Her Darkly Personal Directorial Debut: "Facing Your Pain Is the Best Way to Let It Go" One Battle After Another Critic's Notebook: Film's Failure to Capture Online Life Has Never Been More Glaring Marlon Wayans Marlon Wayans on His Horror Turn in 'Him': "What Do You Need? I Can Do It All" Sundance Euzhan Palcy: How Robert Redford Changed My Life