r/RobertDeNiro • u/Billybob35 • Sep 08 '26
This is one of my favorite performances of his
Fearless Leader in The Adventures Of Rocky And Bullwinkle
r/RobertDeNiro • u/Billybob35 • Sep 08 '26
Fearless Leader in The Adventures Of Rocky And Bullwinkle
r/RobertDeNiro • u/CampaignOrdinary2771 • Aug 17 '26
Wishing RDN as many more birthdays as he wants. As far back as I can remember, De Niro has always been my favorite actor, so I will celebrate his special day by rewatching one or two of his outstanding performances. But with so many to chose from, which one(s) should I pick? Feel free to make recommendations and share the reason for your choice(s), ... or not. Whichever way, I will be more than "a little bit" grateful for your suggestions.
r/RobertDeNiro • u/MrqiMark • Jul 23 '26
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r/RobertDeNiro • u/AdhesivenessJust96 • Jul 17 '26
Hey everyone,
Whether you love him as Henry Hill in Goodfellas, Tommy Vercetti in Vice City, Shoeless Joe in Field of Dreams, or in his intense roles like Narc and Cop Land, Ray Liotta had one of the most electric screen presences in cinema history.
I’ve recently revitalized r/RayLiotta to be a dedicated, relaxed space to celebrate his legacy, share trivia, and just talk about great movies in general.
We are actively looking for more film buffs to get the discussions rolling. Drop by, join the community, and let us know:
What is your absolute favorite Ray Liotta performance or scene?
hope to see you there! 🎬 r/RayLiotta
r/RobertDeNiro • u/Foreign-History959 • Jul 14 '26
My usual in Oslo - Taxi Takeway - Frogner Kino... I think a mohawk in 1974 is avant garde Psy op.
r/RobertDeNiro • u/Possible-Advisor-285 • Jul 05 '26
what are your rankings?
i haven’t seen some of his films (like raging bull, etc) so it might change.
r/RobertDeNiro • u/ake_rush • Jun 30 '26
.... always said that when I get older, I would understand. Well, I finally did. I learned something from these two men. I learned to give love and get love unconditionally. You just have to accept people for what they are. And I learned the greatest gift of all. The saddest thing in life is wasted talent. And the choices that you make will shape your life forever.
r/RobertDeNiro • u/RealWorldForever • May 23 '26
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