New York, June 15 -- Acclaimed filmmaker Martin Scorsese looked back on working with Jodie Foster in the 1976 classic 'Taxi Driver', recalling that the then 12-year-old actor carried herself with remarkable confidence and authority on set, according to People.

Scorsese, 83, joined Foster, 63, actor Robert De Niro and screenwriter Paul Schrader for a special 50th anniversary screening and panel discussion on 'Taxi Driver' at the Tribeca Festival.

Reflecting on his early collaborations with Foster, Scorsese said he first met her while working on his 1974 film 'Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore'.

"Jodie, it's like so funny, because when I first met you, you came in a little office I had and just came saying hello for 'Alice Doesn't Live Her...