I love Robert De Niro. I love that he is just himself and doesn’t feel to give long answers. His performances speak for themselves.

@37Dionysos

4 жыл бұрын

The interviewer is a master of anticlimax---long-winded questions that don't dig up very much, yet RD makes it interesting all the way.

@jordanjordan9022

2 жыл бұрын

Interviews are a two piece. They're only as good as the weaker participant - in this case the hapless English interviewer, who makes it even more excruciating than the typical De Niro tête-à-tete.

I think DeNiro is one of those guys like Miles Davis who never felt the need to say a lot about himself, because his work spoke for itself. In both cases, great intellect is obvious. Just don't bother asking them to explain themselves.

@AngusRockford

4 жыл бұрын

David David Talking a lot, especially about oneself, isn’t an indication of intelligence. Often it’s a sign of narcissism and overcompensation. See also “Donald J. Trump.”

@AngusRockford

4 жыл бұрын

Mary Teresa Well, DeNiro has absolutely nothing to prove in that department. His reputation in his field is unparalleled. People who follow Project Veritas and Ron Paul have a great deal more to account for in the brains and ethics department, Sister Mary Teresa Rottencrotch.

@NosyFella

4 жыл бұрын

@@AngusRockford the first two responses to your comment are political. De Niro has a lot of new haters because of his opposition to Trump.

@likearollingstone007

4 жыл бұрын

He is a humble man, I love that from him, he doesn't need to talk about himself, a rare quality these days. Best actor of all time !

@MrNewktrane

4 жыл бұрын

Perfect comment! In both artists you mentioned- preference for the work speaking for itself- is very much in their mindset and in quite a few creative people as well. The difference being in DeNiro's chosen work of the arts, he has to via promoting new projects speak to the same questions over & over( especially in these last 20 yrs or so where he & peers like Pacino has done much more sit-down interviews than they did in their breakout yrs almost 50 yrs ago). Where as in the case of Miles-who didn't suffer fools nor foolish questions in particular- the rules were established early on for those who few would venture out- trend very lightly & it would be better if you are coming loaded with questions of some intellect that would result in some expanded answers.

I feel for Bobby de Niro having to endure those looooong interviews. His movies speak louder than words. Love him!

I've always noticed that DeNiro uses the word WE a lot and talks more about his actor colleagues. Whenever he does use "I" it's always about things he and everyone else did to make the script or the acting better. That's the sign of a great actor and the reason he's my favorite actor of all time.

Wow. For once he feels like talking and opening up. I love this!

I like De Niro. He's direct. No bullshit

De Niro marvellous actor. My favourite. No nonsense guy!

Best actor off all time !!

King of Comedy is underrated and De Niro gives one of his best performances.

@JohnHirstUK

3 жыл бұрын

How is it underrated? Do you mean not as well known? It's certainly very critically acclaimed.

@ALEKHINE1927

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnHirstUK I mean underrated! As in not rated or valued highly enough.

@JohnHirstUK

3 жыл бұрын

@@ALEKHINE1927 How very strange.

Raging Bull is some of the best acting in film history.

One of my hero's. Marvelous actor

Top 5 De Niro Performances 1. Raging Bull 2. Taxi Driver 3. Cape Fear 4. Godfather, Part II 5. King of Comedy

@BCS1105

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you mentioned The King Of Comedy. That film doesn’t get enough attention.

@irish66

2 жыл бұрын

Best performances imo Mean Streets Taxi Driver Awakenings Once upon a time In America The Irishman Godfather part 2. The Deerhunter.

@gioluvs1893

Жыл бұрын

I Gotta throw goodfellas in. Dude was so menacing. And Heat. I love Heat.

Thanks for this! He has been amazing from r my whole life. Was born in82. He is a real class act. I really adore him. Im a Cinema freak anyway. He is a reminder to me of a time and era of films/movies and actors that are gone, or at least few and far between. Things today are bonkers. Godfather 2 was such an excellent example of his power. He also can do a lot with a lne of sub par questions

I know you from the beginning of your career and watching you act. You wowed audiences and you still are. Dear hunter, Once upon a time in America, Godfather 2, Casino, just a few of your numerous accolades when you blew my mind away.

For the most part everyone commenting on how he hates interviews. You do know he's at this age of repeating himself over and over again as many times of the many years he's been active in show business. The same countless repetitive questions every year since he started, must get old for him. The only place I've seen him truly happy is on Grahnortshow. Ok, places like this is a serious room filled with his fans, talk shows are so different.

Legendary Actor!

Maybe the best resume in film history.

The most underrated De Niro's character nobody talks about: Max Cady in Cape Fear. Ripped as f---, badass and one of the meanest character he ever played.

@richardfarrell2051

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I must say I'm a fan of Cape Fear, pure shlock, but its interesting watching Scorsese letting loose and living out his Hitchcock dreams. De Niro cranks it up but arguably thats the point, its gloriously ludicrous, high class trash, with room for genuine nuance - the famous improv between De Niro and Lewis is electric

@earlseagrave6916

4 жыл бұрын

Pablo Smith - underrated???? LOL, he was nominated for an Oscar for that. You might want to do some homework. Underrated performances would be more like Bang the Drum Slowly, True Confessions, Stanley & Iris, Falling In Love etc.

@pablosmith5473

4 жыл бұрын

​@@earlseagrave6916 Oscars don't mean jack shit. Even more when it's a 'nomination'. It's very rare to see someone mentioning Max Cady or Cape Fear when talking about De Niro. My point is simply that when people think about De Niro, they think about Goodfellas, Casino, Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, The Deer Hunter to some extent maybe, but rarely Cape Fear. It's definitely a gem often passing under the radar nowadays, even in Scorsese's portfolio as a matter of fact.

@pacochuquiure7807

4 жыл бұрын

De Niro in "Night and the City" is also great. Watch that movie...it also stars Jessica Lange.

@paulorlando5877

4 жыл бұрын

@@pacochuquiure7807 yeah he's great in that.

so many top 5 Performance: here is my 1:Taxi Driver 2:Once upon a Time in America 3:Raging Bull 4:Midnight Run 5:Casino

I'm not to sure which of his films touched me the most, one thing for sure his acting has evolved amazingly over the latter years. I love De Niro because he can hold my attention similar to early Pacino. If I had to choose that film or early love of De Niro, got to be Once upon a time in America, stirring the coffee scene absolutely brilliant. Thanks Robert for great memories.👍🏾 You're very welcome.👍🏾😀🙏🏾🌟

Exceptional talent of Mr De Niro ❤️

Insightful. 💕

The king .. the only 1

Extraordinary actor, the absolute master of his craft

@jamesparker40

Жыл бұрын

He thinks very highly of you too.

Cape Fear Raging Bull The Deer Hunter Taxi Driver Casino. All his roles are great but this is my top 5

When it come to acting, DeNiro does understated better than anybody.

So nice..

How can one interview Robert De Niro for nearly an hour, walking through his career, and somehow not even mention The Deer Hunter??

1-Travis Bickle 2-Jake Lamotta 3-Vito Corleone 4-Neil McCauley 5-Gil Renard

@peterunwin4408

4 жыл бұрын

Travis Bickle where the hell is my boy rupert pupkin

@travisbickle5279

4 жыл бұрын

@@peterunwin4408 in the jail

Its there forever

Best Robert De Niro Movies....(as movies, not performances) 1. Once Upon A Time In America (very underated, possibly the best gangster movie of them all, and so layered and full of meaning... May be the best movie of all time). 2..- Godfather II 3.- Goodfellas 4.- Heat 5.- Taxi Driver (best De Niro performance) 6.- The Untouchables (a great entertainment movie) 7.- King Of Comedy 8.- Raging Bull

@richardfarrell2051

4 жыл бұрын

Once upon a time in America is a stone cold masterpiece, one of the greatest films ever made, a work of art. No Oscar nominations, imagine! Not even for morricone’s music, which is scandalous. Although, I think the version released initially was cut to ribbons by the studio so maybe that’s why. Goodfellas for my money - and it’s all subjective - is the greatest movie ever made, or in other words my fav. Not a frame could be bettered. Heat...sacrilege to say but for me, massively over long. If it was the same running time as Michael Mann’s greatest picture manhunter then who knows. I’m even of the opinion that the famous coffee shop sit down is unnecessary - how poignant would it be if they met for the first time at the close, as he’s dying?

@Revolver1981

4 жыл бұрын

@@richardfarrell2051 New movie The Irishman is a masterpiece as well.

@benhur1959

4 жыл бұрын

I thought that True Confessions with Robert Duvall was very good, underrated, always worth a watch every now and then

@Cj-xt6tv

4 жыл бұрын

Taxi driver is the best film, period

@richardfarrell2051

4 жыл бұрын

@@Revolver1981 thoroughly looking forward to it

I love you bob

One great movie of him i remember watching on cable is "Night and the City".. check it out. It also stars Jessica Lange.

@kathleenpapaleo8891

4 жыл бұрын

Paco Chuquiure Yes, it's a good movie.

@irish66

3 жыл бұрын

The original is better,

I love Bobby full stop.❤️

El Maestro

You crack me up

El más grande de todos los tiempos!

Ouh yes. U read my mind.😮

23:57 - 60 pounds in four months?!? I can feel my internal organs shutting down!

It is what it is.

😍😍😍

@omransalem4263

2 жыл бұрын

♥️♥️♥️

De Niro is not the only one confused by the Double Bang reference. I tried googling De Niro and the book's author and title but nothing comes up. Where did Smith find that Double Bang story?

Robert De Niro is usually only too happy to discuss his career but his personal life has always been off limits.

Top 10 Actors

De Niro is talking more lately

@roverwaters3875

4 жыл бұрын

for money...

@anilachar323

4 жыл бұрын

Part of promotional gig for 'The Irishman'... usually factored into the contract. Besides, if Netflix shelled out $150 million for this project, they want the whole nine yards...

@Cj-xt6tv

4 жыл бұрын

@whatsyurprob ? I don’t know enough to comment about the pedophile thing, but you just cannot deny he’s a great actor. No we all can’t act, not one bit. This guy is probably the best actor of all time, and you saying that shit makes you look like an idiot. I’m a trump supporter btw, just so you don’t think I said this cause I like his leftist stance

@basitk12

4 жыл бұрын

He’s an attention seeker who can’t fathom being forgotten. He’s a Narcissist.

@fede018

3 жыл бұрын

@@basitk12 Trump supporter 👆

Great interview, do you have a interview with Al Pacino?

1- Al Pacino 2- de Niro 3- Brando Top 3 actors of all time

@rmilrta

4 жыл бұрын

Although the order is up for debate :)

@s1050

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@wickfields

4 жыл бұрын

They never eclipsed Brando.

@benhur1959

4 жыл бұрын

Without Brando, de Niro and Pacino wouldn't have made it. Brando the King by a mile

@basitk12

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha clearly you guys know nothing about real actors then like bogart, Cagney, David Janssen, Dean Martin, Charles Laughton, Paul muni, Edward g Robinson- you’ll will forgot the ones you listed above haha

Getting near 50 years since Godfather II came out.

Legend

He is still gorgeous. I would like to buy him a cup of coffee and talk, talk, talk. . He is so unassuming despite his huge success.

Pretty fitting that there's basically no mention of his movies from 1996-2013. Glad to see that October 2019 seems like the Resurrection of De Niro (Joker, The Irishman)

@bfer1

4 жыл бұрын

Silve linings definitely could of been thrown in their, sure he wasn’t the main protagonist but definitely a good film

@s1050

4 жыл бұрын

He was remarkable in the Irishman. A true return to form.

@johnrichardson5713

4 жыл бұрын

Jackie Brown in 97ish was a superb movie, he played his character brilliantly

Midnight Run)) Class

nobody ever mentions "The Mission"

@Revolver1981

4 жыл бұрын

I'm shocked not many people mention The Deer Hunter. He was phenomenal in that movie. The movie is a masterpiece.

@kathleenpapaleo8891

4 жыл бұрын

Oobleck Ogg The Mission is his greatest work as an actor. Few people acknowledge that.

@tonymontana4284

2 жыл бұрын

He did for second but that was it.

Can't believe did not talk about OUTIA,

He did screen test for Sonny in Godfather 1. The scene when he's telling Michael that it's not easy to "make your bones". I'm not sure if he tested for Michael.. but Coppola was stuck on Pacino because of his and Dianne Keaton's chemistry. The studio wanted Robert Redford for the role but after they saw some of the scene's that had been shot they agreed to stick with Pacino.

@nicknewman7848

4 жыл бұрын

@TheBrabon1 Coppola thought they had chemistry in the audition process. That's open to interpretation I guess? He has stated in interviews that this was his reason to cast Pacino, as Keaton had been agreed with the studio already and he didn't want a "star" for the role. Regarding the characters motivations for dating each other.. Kay didn't know who Michael was when they began dating. He was a war hero who's family ran a successful business. You are correct that Michael dated Kay because she was not from his world. The book alludes to this and also to the fact that she thought her parents might disapprove of her dating someone of Italian heritage. None of it is really covered in any detail. The characters only begin to really develop after Michael's "key" moment (The murders in the cafe). Everything that is relevant to the character and the story is caused by this moment, this choice. Sorry for the essay but I studied the film years ago and could go on for hours about it

who put those flowers there?

Great interview. The interviewer asked all the right questions as a fan about De Niro’s acting process. Everyone should know by now De Niro is very reserved in interviews this is chatty for him.

An interviewers dream guest🤣😂🤣

Look good

I always say, does that make sense

Woh eyebrow.

Ist question..He should've said "You talkin' to me?" and then walked off to rapturous applause!

@johndocherty9501

3 жыл бұрын

I think he would've walked off to groans mate.

Robert de niro dont to talk about picture he like to play. He is a real actor.

I can't wait for him in hello kitchen with marvel..

What did I tell you? What did I tell you? What did I tell you?

@gregoryhill343

4 жыл бұрын

Goodfellas

Is :godfather IV Goodfellas II Ever to be made🎥? 😁

@tomclancy3809

4 жыл бұрын

I hope not.

The guy misquotes De Niro's most famous line, LOL. De Niro even looks at him like he's waiting for him to catch his mistake, and when he doesn't De Niro just lets it go, LOL.

@johnsmith-wx5fb

4 жыл бұрын

When?

@dkelly26666

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnsmith-wx5fb When he's talking about "Taxi Driver", the host says, "When you say, 'Are you looking at me?', LOL. It is famously, 'are you TALKING to me?"

@dkelly26666

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnsmith-wx5fb It's at 17:52

@johnsmith-wx5fb

4 жыл бұрын

@@dkelly26666 are you lookin at me? Lookin at me? You must be lookin at me ,theres nobody else in the room. You lookin at me?!?!😂

@dkelly26666

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnsmith-wx5fb LOL!

He is not easy to interview you must gain his respect first and then He will open up He is a very private person not your usual Hollywood Star just a no nonsense NEW YORK GUY RAGING BULL IS HIS BEST PERFORMANCE JUST MY OPINION

Deniro talks like a transmission slipping gears.

Stephen Graham Al Capone

Thanks for this, you almost got Mr. De Niro to talk about his acting technique! Also, here's my benevolent tip for Mr. De Niro, if he ever gets annoyed by being recognized today, all he has to do is two things..1. Smile...2. Wear a MAGA hat. No one will know it is him! You are welcome.

@Revolver1981

4 жыл бұрын

Shut it.

@sm1135ster1

4 жыл бұрын

Whatever you say tough guy... NOT 3. Mr. De Niro- could skip and whistle as well, that would throw off the rabble and his ego at the same time. perfect!

Don't wish to denigrate De Niro in any way he is what he is end of story not that articulate but lets his acting do the walk even though he may not talk the talk.

And yah

You can see it in his face. He's saying to himself:"Man, this interview is like pain in the a..!"

Man has the host not heard of ironing?

These questions are just the same old, monotonous questions. De Niro ain't downplaying any of the conversation it's just that he's been asked these same questions throughout his career . Most of them don't even need answers because either they can't be explained in a condensed way or they're just as obvious as they sound. His portfolio is as colourful as any golden actor so stop being so persistenttt

john

One thing is sure..not easy guy to interview

18 Best acting of deniro(of him in the lead roles): Irishman Bronx tale Goodfellas Casino Mean streets Untouchables Once upon a time in america Godfather2 Heat Cape fear Deer hunter Raging bull Taxi driver Awakenings Silver linings playbook Meet the parents Analyse this Midnight run King of comedy

@likearollingstone007

4 жыл бұрын

....on no particular order, hopefully

@paulorlando5877

4 жыл бұрын

Unbelievable resume!

@bijaykhanal1448

4 жыл бұрын

Actually there is 19 movies on this list. He needs 11 more great movies to make it 30. Im hoping he has 11 more in him.

He’s becoming a grumpy old man.

De Niro alone! Good interview! I didn’t like Johnny Boy, such a selfish user, ugh! Midnight Run I loved!

it's almost like De Niro is thinking "if i can be boring as hell and quite uninteresting, no one will ask me to do an interview again". Does he hate being interviewed or is he really that boring off screen?

He does not like interviews. I think he finds it boring to talk about himself. I've heard in real life he is loquacious and incredibly funny.

@johnsmith-wx5fb

4 жыл бұрын

Wrong. He's quiet ,moody and deeply introverted. Spends every spare moment ramming sushi down his neck from nobu whilst snapping at people holding his thumb and forefinger very close to each other and saying " a liddle bit a liddle bit" repeatedly

@kathleenpapaleo8891

4 жыл бұрын

john smith. 😂😂😂 Sounds like a fun guy! 😂😂

@johnsmith-wx5fb

4 жыл бұрын

@@kathleenpapaleo8891 He's kinda different😂

@kathleenpapaleo8891

4 жыл бұрын

john smith I like different. Although I would pass out if I ever met him!

@johnsmith-wx5fb

4 жыл бұрын

@@kathleenpapaleo8891 go to tribeca new york. When he does talk he always mentions this. Did you like cape fear?

Jackknife anybody? Bloody Mama and This Boy's Life.

Ayuda a salvar a Julian Assange!!!📖

It's easy to see an artist and an academic in a very difficult conversation for he who creates art and the other that desperately tries to understand what is beyond his mindset. De Niro is as kind as possible with the intellectual unable to create art.

you gave up on Vaxxed at the Tribeca film festival..and from your interview you were all for it..what happened??

Angel heart ?

@michaelmclaughlin2039

4 жыл бұрын

'Angel Heart'. Yeah, and '1900'. De Niro has done so much stuff, it's impossible to speak about modern film without speaking about De Niro. And the big bonus is that, as with most of the good and decent people of New York, he hates Donald Trump.

@s1050

4 жыл бұрын

De Niro and Rourke were incredible in that movie

@paulorlando5877

4 жыл бұрын

@@s1050 yes!

Typical of Trump-bashing De Niro these days that the most amount of words coming out of his mouth is when he is bashing Trump. Also disappointed in Ian Haydn for skipping over Awakenings and Cape Fear. Otherwise, good job.

Great actor. Trump is a joke.

Lol, De Niro is so incredibly outgoing... he talks so much he's giving me a blasting headache...

Laughing, 23 hrs hmm. I want you to want me.

No shit Sherlock

Bob slips into the Arthur character from #Joker when he goes into that delusional rant about Trump and not understanding why Republicans don't quit and turn on him; and that Trump will eventually be caught. Hmmm....kinda delusional, Arthur...I mean Bobby.

No, blah blah blah, I say that

Lol what a bunch of stupid questions. Get De Niro on your show and ask him a bunch of arbitrary questions and going over stuff that's been covered a million times. So boring. For us old De Niro fans none of this stuff is new. Try better next time!

This is painful to watch. Why do they bother interviewing this guy. It’s like getting blood out of a stone. Great actor but awful interviewee.

@Revolver1981

4 жыл бұрын

This is actually a very good interview ya fool.

I was a big fan until he got mixed up in politics and started acting like his roles are real life. In "Goodfellas" he confronts Ray Liotta's character over some silencers that didn't fit by telling Liotta that his mind has turned to mush. Every time De Niro open his mouth these days I think of that line. A real shame.

@stewartkee6115

4 жыл бұрын

You stopped being a fan when you realised he wasn't a Trump supporter. Big on you. Its your brain that's turned to mush.

It's fascinating that De Niro's father was an artist. Maybe that's the reason that his interviews are akin to watching paint dry. This one is particularly banal, in that the overly-eager, embarrassingly nervous, interviewer comes up with the same questions that De Niro has answered a thousand times before - at least the infinite takes he was famous for demanding will have prepared him for constructing the perfect answers to the eternally repetitive line of questioning. Yes, à propos Raging Bull, the first 45 kilos of the 60 he gained were easier to lose than the last 15. We know, we know...

Robert De Nero may possibly be the most boring man on Earth.

@jurajkovac9965

4 жыл бұрын

After you you mean?