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Robert De Niro, artistically dedicated to excellent performance and impressive personality, is a star actor who requires no introduction of any kind. Fans love him for his flawless style while critics admire him for his unusual passion for performing. The actor who has grown to prominence with “Bang the Drum” and “Mean Streets” has since been up and up, performing successively. A seasoned actor of character, he is highly hailed and praised for his painstaking approach to performance and his goal to achieve precision and excellence in every role that he plays.

What is notable is that, unlike his friends and colleagues, the latest version of ‘Silver Lining Playback’ showed no sign that he was taking it slowly up to date. He is one of Hollywood’s most renowned method actors, who even takes the extremities of tactics to offer his characters richness, reliability, and tangibility to achieve the best performances of theirs.

In his career, which has lasted for more than 5 decades and is still active, he has made numerous genres of films. The winning actor has twice also given a director’s hat to the films, ‘A Bronx Tale’ and ‘The Good Shepherd.’ Read on to learn more about his life and profile.

Robert De Niro was born in Greenwich Village, New York City to Robert De Niro, Sr., and Virginia Holton Admiral. His father was an abstract painter and sculptor of expressionist work, and his mother was a poet and professional painter.

When he was three years old, his parents separated and he was then taken care of by his mother. His father, however, remained in contact with young Niro and had a major role in his upbringing.

He studied at PS 41, Elisabeth Irwin High School, and Little Red School House for his preparatory studies. The first time he performed at the school was “The Wizard of Oz,” when he played Cowardly Lion’s character. This stage debut laid the way for his future life.

He graduated from McBurney School for secondary school but afterward changed to Rhodes Preparatory School. However, he left both of them and began a career in acting. He studied at the Stella Adler Conservatory and afterward in the actors’ studio of Lee Strasberg. He began his career as an actor in 1963 when he played Jill Clayburgh in a small role in the film, ‘The Wedding Party.’ The film only visited the theatres in 1969.

He had several film appearances including the French film ‘Three Rooms in Manhattan,’ which technically became his first picture and ‘Les Jeunes Loups.’ His debut film was ‘Greetings,’ published in 1968 as a lead actor.

The year 1973 can designate this burgeoning talent as a breakthrough year. While “Bang The Drum Slowly” was a perfectly bad baseball player, “Mean Streets” showed his ability in playing the character of a little-time guy, Johnny Boy.

In 1974, only with the publication of Francis Ford Coppola’s ‘The Godfather Part II’ did he catapult his position as the industry’s top actor. He earned the renowned Academy Award for his work as a character of Vito Corleone.

After ‘Mean Streets’ succeeds, he built a solid bond between Director Martin Scorsese and De Niro in many of his later successful undertakings. ‘Taxi Driver was one of the films released in 1976 from the Niro-Scorsese camp. He was awarded the Academy Award for Best Actor for his amazing performance and remarkable conversation skills.

Other releases in 1976 include the ‘1900’ epic life exploration of Italy prior to the Second World War by Bernardo Bertolucci, and Elia Kazan’s ‘The Last Tycoon.’ Although the movies only did well at the box office, the public and the reviewers alike praised his performance.

The beginning of the 1980s gave him the wonderful news. He played the part of ‘Raging Bull,’ Jake La Motta. The picture was not received at the box office, but the critics were commended. His superb role-play won him the Best Actor Academy Award.

In order to try new genres, not be the typecast, he broadened his artistic horizons and was seen in the films ‘the King of Comedy,’ ‘Brazil’ and ‘Midnight Run’ tickling the audience’s border with his exact comics.

For this great actor, the 1990s began with a solid mark as his film ‘Goodfellas’ (1990) did an outstanding fantastic job at the box office. Three years later he gave a director’s hat with his debut director, ‘A Bronx Tale.’ He finished the decade with “Analyze This” (1999), a movie that spotted gangster flicks in a funny way. After continuing laughter therapy, he wrote his next film in 2000, “Meet the parents’ cast opposite Ben Stiller. The film encountered a huge response that brought its sequelae, “Meet the Fockers” and “Little Fockers” to life. Interestingly, the sequels were likewise a solid trade and a hit.

In 2002, he resumed his part in the comedy “Analyze This” in 1999 as Paul Vitti. In the same year, he hosted a CBS show titled ‘9/11’ which was a documentary on the attacks of 11 September 2001.

In 2004, he spoke in the animated film ‘Shark Tale about Don Limo’s character. This was his first voice acting experience.

He gave the spy thriller ‘The Good Shepherd’ for the second time two years later, in 2006. He was a part of Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie’s star cast.

In 2010, Robert Rodriguez and Maniquis, the director of ‘Machete,’ watched him perform in this action-packed picture the character of Senator John McLaughlin. He was seen in the film ‘Stone’ next to Edward Norton and Milla Jovovich in the same year.

In 2011, De Niro showed his flexibility with acting films of many genres. While his first version was an action film, ‘Killer Elite’ (The Dark Fields), his second was an adaptation of the novel, ‘Borderless.’ He finished the year with a romantic comedy of Garry Marshall’s ‘New Year’s Eve.’

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USA