Robert De Niro

Are there no good dramatic roles left in Hollywood? Harvey Keitel has signed on to star in Little Fockers opposite Robert DeNiro, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Remember the '70s, when Keitel and DeNiro were starring in edgy, challenging movies like Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver? Now, both seem to be confined to less-than-original comedies. Thankfully, at least DeNiro has a role in Robert Rodriguez's upcoming Machete. And how about...  

Robert De Niro's production company, Tribeca Productions, has inked a two-year deal with CBS Television Studios, Variety reports.The two-time Oscar winner and his Tribeca co-founder, Jane Rosenthal, are working on three New York-based projects for ... Read More > Other Links From TVGuide.com Robert De Niro  

Robert De Niro thinks actors become famous too early. The 66-year-old actor believes his struggle to find success in his early career has kept him grounded and feels modern stars need time to find their feet.  

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - There isn't much that's fine in "Everybody's Fine," an embarrassing misfire for Kirk Jones, who once gave us the exhilarating comedy "Waking Ned Devine," and for Miramax, a storied company now reduced to little more than a film library.  

Jane Rosenthal and Robert De Niro, partners in Tribeca Prods., made a two-year deal with CBS Television Studios, Variety reports. The team has three New York-focused projects in the works for CBS, CW and Showtime, two of which will fall under the new deal. The CBS project is an hourlong pilot, "Securing the City," to be created and written by Terry George based on the book "Securing the City: Inside America's Best Counterterror Force,” by...  

STAR TURN: Robert De Niro heaped praise on Doha during his appearance at the Tribeca Film Festival on Sunday night. (Getty Images) Hollywood legend Robert De Niro heaped praise on Qatar's capital city as he closed the first Doha Tribeca Film Festival ...  

Photo by Brad Barket/Getty Images The building suffered through curbed consumer spending throughout 2008 and barely reached 50% occupancy by the following February.Outside of his iconic movie roles De Niro is perhaps best known for launching the Tribeca Film Festival in 2002. Like the Greenwich Hotel the festival was formed in response to the attacks the previous year and was also partially funded by government grants -- to the tune of $3.2...  

Category: Celebrities LivinginPeru.com Isabel Guerra The famous Japanese Nobuyuki Matsuhisa announced in Mexico City that Robert the Niro is planning to open in Lima another of his luxurious restaurants, according to El...  

50 Cent was stunned when Robert De Niro asked him for business advice - because the legendary actor is the rapper's hero.The pair worked together on 2008 crime thriller Righteous Kill and would often talk about their investments inbetween takes on the movie.And even after filming wrapped, De Niro still rang his new pal for tips on handling his mone...  

Ah, the loveliness of Hollywood gossip and rumors… Earlier this week, Ain’t It Cool News picked up on a story from the German edition of GQ where Matthias Schweighöfer (Valkyrie) was interviewed and revealed that he was in the running for a role in Thor. The most interesting part of the story is that Matthias also [...]  

Last night I was at the world premiere of Everybody's Fine, the comedy-drama starring Robert De Niro as a retired widower who decides to reconnect with his adult children after his wife's death. De Niro is pretty good in it, but the movie's no About Schmidt. My review is at Screen International.  

This Week's Ketchup includes casting rumors for Green Lantern and Thor, movie plans for two hit Broadway plays (Miss Saigon and Rock of Ages) and new roles for Angelina Jolie, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kirsten Dunst. On top of that, we've got the usual roundup of Rotten Ideas, which this week include a possibly not-quite-so-rotten Disney adaptation of a retro-futuristic themed novel, a sequel to the urban dance movie Stomp the Yard, a tweenier...  

According to THR, Harvey Keitel has joined the inevitable pain that is Little Fockers.   Even though Keitel has never achieved the stature of his early peer Robert De Niro, Keitel has kept steady work in low-profile material and thus maintained the respect that De Niro cannot claim with his rocky record of the past 15 [...]  

With the help of a Manhattan film festival, stars such as Robert De Niro and Ben Kingsley will tread the red carpet along the seafront of this Middle Eastern capital next weekend, on their way to movies about a ground-breaking feminist aviator ...  

Colin Firth, Emily Blunt, Kirk Douglas and Robert De Niro were among the honourees at the 2009 Bafta/LA Britannia Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday night (05Nov09).Firth claimed the night's Humanitarian Award, Blunt was named British Artist of the Year and Douglas took home the Britannia Award for Worldwide Contribution to Filmed Entertainment. De ...