Robert De Niro admits he’s out of touch with young daughter’s Gen Z slang
Hollywood actor Robert De Niro admitted his daughter requested he read a list of teenage slang he was unfamiliar with and ...
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Like Robert De Niro as a mobster? He does it twice in 'Alto Knights'
Robert De Niro is renowned for his Mafia heavies, but in "The Alto Knights," he plays two real-life Mob bosses, Frank ...
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Robert De Niro’s 10 Best Performances: ‘Taxi Driver,’ ‘Raging Bull,’ and More
Who De Niro plays: Al Capone, the most notorious American gangster of the 20th century and the boss of the legendary Chicago ...
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Robert De Niro's New Mafia Movie Has Critics & Audiences Divided On Rotten Tomatoes
Robert De Niro's new Mafia movie is dividing critics and audiences on Rotten Tomatoes following its theatrical release this ...
'The Godfather' Originally Had Robert De Niro Playing a Completely Different Role — Thank God It Didn't Happen
Robert De Niro was originally offered a minor role in The Godfather, which would have changed Part II as we know and love it.
Where to Watch 'The Alto Knights': Is the Robert De Niro Film Streaming?
Robert De Niro's returns to the mob movie genre with "The Alto Knights," and it's hitting theaters on Friday. De Niro pulls ...
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The Underrated Crime Thriller That Brought Marlon Brando And Robert De Niro Together On Screen
Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro shared the screen in a film that's unexpectedly mellow for a thriller starring two crime ...
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Like Robert De Niro as a mobster? He does it twice in 'Alto Knights'
Robert De Niro has been a riveting force in countless films, but never more so than when portraying mobsters, whether the young Vito Corleone in "The Godfather Part II" or James Conway in "Goodfellas.