Scorcese's daughter eyes new movie with dad

Actress-turned-director Domenica Cameron-Scorcese is looking to team up with her legendary father Martin Scorsese on the big screen once more - so she can show off her skills as a filmmaker.

Cameron-Scorsese was a star at 15 when the iconic moviemaker cast her in his 1991 thriller 'Cape Fear'.

She went on to land a role in his 1993 romantic drama 'The Age of Innocence', but the father-daughter pair have not worked together since.

The 32-year-old admits she's keen to re-establish a professional relationship with her Oscar-winning dad - but this time she'd be behind the camera too.

She said: "It's a funny thing, I avoided directing for quite some time and actually I loved acting and that's something that the more I fell in love with, the more I found there were stories that I wanted to tell myself.

"I loved getting to work with him when I was younger and I think it's every actress' dream to work with him. He's incredibly supportive. But you know, we'll see (about working together again), we'll both be off making movies hopefully."