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At an annual event celebrating the Tribeca Film Festival and the journalists who cover it, the actor continued to lash out at the president. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Robert De Niro isn’t changing his mind any time soon, especially when it comes to his feelings for President Donald Trump and the current state of the country. At a lunch held this afternoon in celebration of the start of the Tribeca Film Festival, which he co-founded in 2002, De Niro offered some pointed opening remarks to a crowd made up mostly of journalists and other members of the press about Trump. “America is being...

If ever an actor radiated a liberal persona, it would be Robert De Niro The 74-year-old Academy Award-winning actor made it clear in a recent interview with IndiWire that he’s not interested in hearing opposing views, has no use for the NRA and only cares about anti-gun high school kids. Oh, and the virulent anti-Trump zealot slammed Roseanne. Robert De Niro (L) and Meryl Streep (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for National Board of Review). “The people that I care about are those young people who demonstrated,” said De Niro, speaking of the recent gun control efforts that featured some...

Robert De Niro reportedly slammed President Trump in a speech Tuesday night, calling Trump a “f---ing idiot” and a “f---ing fool.” De Niro was speaking at the National Board of Review Annual Awards Gala. According to The New York Times, he used the occasion to tear into Trump. “This f---ing idiot is the president,” De Niro said, according to a transcript provided by a Times reporter. “It’s The Emperor’s New Clothes - this guy is a f---ing fool.” De Niro also blasted Trump for his repeated attacks on the media. “Our baby-in-chief - the jerkoff-in-chief, I call him - has...

The actor — whose Tribeca Film Institute took a donation from those accused of embezzlement, while his son sold the prime suspect $55 million in NYC real estate — says he would give back the money if necessary. Leonardo DiCaprio is undoubtedly the highest-profile Hollywood name connected to the 1MDB Malaysian corruption scandal, which, in addition to more than a billion dollars of alleged money laundering, helped to finance his hit drama The Wolf of Wall Street. But another A-list name has appeared several times in the same orbit as the central figures in the fraud case, which is now...

<p>Robert De Niro regaled the starry crowd at the Annual Hudson River Park Gala on Thursday night where he was honored and a park bench dedicated to him.</p> <p>“One of my pleasures will be keeping people off my bench who don’t deserve a view of the park like Donald Trump,” he said during a speech.</p>

Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci reunite in new set photos captured during the shooting of The Irishman. Based on a book by Charles Brandt, The Irishman traces the life of real-life reputed mob hitman Frank Sheeran (De Niro), who among other things claimed to have been involved in the 1975 disappearance of Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa, a mystery that to this day remains unsolved (despite outrageous claims like his body being buried under the old Giants Stadium). Al Pacino is set to make his Scorsese debut playing Hoffa. The Irishman marks Martin Scorsese’s return to gangster film...

Robert DeNiro spoke on Tuesday to the United Nations about the destructive aftermath of Hurricane Irma on the island of Barbuda. Pardon the cynicism, but if it weren't for a personal and substantial financial investment at risk, would Robert De Niro really be speaking at the United Nations on behalf of a group of people whose name he awkwardly pronounces?

[snip]Now, in a new interview with "Deadline," De Niro is taking aim at Trump again. The two-time Academy Award winner said that Trump is "dangerous," but he would be even more dangerous if he was "smart."

Sony Pictures Classics’ The Comedian, which critics have thrown apples at with a 24% RT rating, is suffering with $950K at 848 sites. Sean Penn was originally set to direct Robert De Niro with Kristen Wiig back in October 2011 from Art Linson and Comedy Central roastmaster Jeffrey Ross’ script. Mike Newell stepped in when the movie secured its financing, but then stepped out due to scheduling. By July 2015, Taylor Hackford was aboard to steer the ship. SPC tried to give this movie a push during awards season, premiering at November’s AFI fest, but the pic didn’t catch on...

While appearing on The View Friday morning, Robert De Niro addressed controversial comments he made about wanting to punch President Donald Trump in the face. His feelings haven’t changed. “I said that because he said that about somebody, that he would like to punch them in the face,” the actor told cohost Joy Behar. “How dare he say that to the crowd? How dare he say the things he does? Of course I want to punch him in the face.”

DeNiro said he still wants to punch President Trump in the face. “Of course, I want to punch him in the face. The far left crowd cheered the violence. Democrats: The party that supports violence and fascism.

I would be remiss if I didn’t report on the Won’s last Presidential Medal of Freedom Awards show. The last, like the first, was all about Obama: "Everybody on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, very personal way.These are folks who have helped make me who I am.” How would you like to put that on your resume?“I helped put the smug in Obama’s smile.” Perhaps most striking about Tuesday’s ceremony is that nine of the 20 awards (45 percent) recognize actors, artists, or musicians — a category that represents only 17 percent of total Medal recipients...

Robert De Niro is striking a more diplomatic tone regarding President-elect Donald Trump, whom he previously said he'd like to "punch ... in the face." “I would only say that we’re all hoping, waiting and hoping, that he will lead the country in a way that’ll benefit everyone and benefit our neighbors around the world,” De Niro told ITK on Tuesday when asked what message he’d want to share with Trump. “That’s all,” the "Godfather Part II" star said.

As little as I give credence to celebrities, they do hold a great responsibility when speaking out of their various character(s) to the masses that hold them and their words like the edicts of gods so many do indeed make of them. That said, I fully admit that I hold the highest of regard for Robert De Niro’s acting, from his performances in classics like the Godfather, and Raging Bull to Men of Honor, which has provided some great entertainment. I additionally held him with high regard knowing he lived but a mile from the World Trade Center at the...

Hollywood writer and director has called for violence following Donald Trump’s election as president of the United States. Schrader, writer of cinematic classics such as Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, posted to his Facebook page Saturday night that Donald Trump’s election is a “call to violence,” claiming that he had heard a similar call in the 60s.

Oh Well, here I go again. Just read about "Robot" Deniro's (Typical brain-dead leftist robot) new series on Amazon. I'll cut right to the chase, when it comes out I won't be watching and I hope significant parts of the country will do the same. It would be great to make it an all time ratings failure. It also has Julianne Moore another leftist dumbbell so it works on all levels. Then I read Jalen Rose's comments about how he thinks that the NBA and the NFL will be boycotting the White House. Again, perfectly fine, but turnabout is fair...

This should be good actually. LOL

(Robert De Niro) made crystal clear which candidate he supports this presidential election at the VIP cocktail reception for the annual Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Western Regional Gala held Thursday at the Beverly Hilton. The event was chaired by producing giant and FIDF national board member Haim Saban and his wife, Cheryl. “If you’re supporting Trump, I want nothing to do with you,” said De Niro, after refusing to pose for a photograph with (Arnold Schwarzenegger)>/a>. (Press did manage to snap a few shots before the kerfuffle.)

IT'S safe to say that Robert De Niro isn't a fan of Donald Trump after the Hollywood actor announced that he would "like to punch him in the face." Speaking in a new clip released by Anonymous Content, the 73-year-old star didn't hold back as he professed his sheer disdain for the presidential candidate, who he branded "a mutt who doesn't know what he's talking about." The video was unveiled during last night's The Kelly File and saw the veteran actor declare his utter contempt for the businessman.

U.S. actor and producer Robert De Niro said on Saturday that U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump should not run for president because he was "totally nuts". Trump, a billionaire businessman seeking his first public office, has courted controversy with a string of inflammatory statements about his main opponent Hillary Clinton, guns, Mexicans, Muslims and war veterans, among others. De Niro made the comments to a Sarajevo audience as he presented a digital version of Martin Scorsese's film "Taxi Driver", in which he starred, to mark its 40th anniversary. "I don't know, it's crazy that people like Donald Trump ...,...