History of Robert De Niro in Timeline
Robert De Niro is a highly acclaimed American actor, director, and producer, widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential actors of his generation. He has received numerous awards, including two Academy Awards, a Golden Globe Award, and lifetime achievement awards from AFI, the Screen Actors Guild, and the Kennedy Center. De Niro was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Honorary Palme d'Or, marking his significant contributions to film.
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1950: Night and the City Original Film
The original film noir Night and the City was released in 1950. Robert De Niro starred in a remake of the same name in 1992.
1955: Henry Hill's life started
From 1955 to 1980, Goodfellas narrates the life of mob associate Henry Hill (Ray Liotta) and his friends and family.
1955: We're No Angels Original Movie
The original movie We're No Angels was released in 1955. In 1989, Robert De Niro starred in a remake of this movie.
1962: Original Cape Fear Film
The original film Cape Fear was released in 1962. Robert De Niro starred in the remake in 1991.
1969: L-Dopa Benefits Discovered
In 1969, the drug L-Dopa's benefits were discovered, inspiring the film Awakenings in 1990, starring Robert De Niro.
1973: Awakenings Book Release
In 1973, Oliver Sacks published the book Awakenings. In 1990, Robert De Niro appeared in the lead role for Awakenings, directed by Penny Marshall.
1973: Release of "Bang the Drum Slowly" and "Mean Streets"
In 1973, Robert De Niro starred in "Bang the Drum Slowly" and "Mean Streets". These films are among his most critically acclaimed according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1974: Release of "The Godfather Part II"
In 1974, Robert De Niro starred in "The Godfather Part II". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1976: Marriage to Diahnne Abbott
In 1976, Robert De Niro married actress Diahnne Abbott. They had a son, Raphael, and De Niro adopted Abbott's daughter Drena.
1976: Release of "Taxi Driver"
In 1976, Robert De Niro starred in "Taxi Driver". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1977: Praised by Newsweek
In 1977, Newsweek remarked that Robert De Niro "gives you the shock of becoming, of a metamorphosis that can be thrilling, moving, or frightening."
1977: True Confessions Novel
The novel True Confessions by John Gregory Dunne was published in 1977. The book was later adapted into a film in 1981 starring Robert De Niro.
1978: Release of "The Deer Hunter"
In 1978, Robert De Niro starred in "The Deer Hunter". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1980: Henry Hill's life ended
From 1955 to 1980, Goodfellas narrates the life of mob associate Henry Hill (Ray Liotta) and his friends and family.
1980: Release of "Raging Bull"
In 1980, Robert De Niro starred in "Raging Bull". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1980: Raging Bull Release
In 1980, Robert De Niro starred in the biographical drama Raging Bull, directed by Martin Scorsese. He portrayed Jake LaMotta, an Italian-American middleweight boxer. De Niro gained 60 pounds for the role, which garnered critical acclaim despite the film's violent content, and earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor.
1981: True Confessions Release
In 1981, Robert De Niro starred in True Confessions, playing a priest who clashes with his detective brother (Robert Duvall) in a murder investigation. The New York Times praised the actors' performances in True Confessions.
1982: The King of Comedy Release
In 1982, Robert De Niro starred in The King of Comedy as Rupert Pupkin, a struggling stand-up comedian. The film, directed by Martin Scorsese, was a box office disappointment but De Niro's performance was generally praised.
1983: Criticized by Pauline Kael
In 1983, Pauline Kael criticized Robert De Niro for "disfiguring" himself in films such as Raging Bull.
1983: Release of "The King of Comedy"
In 1983, Robert De Niro starred in "The King of Comedy". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1984: Release of "Once Upon a Time in America"
In 1984, Robert De Niro starred in "Once Upon a Time in America". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1984: Falling in Love Release
In 1984, Robert De Niro starred in Falling in Love, a romantic comedy opposite Meryl Streep. It was the last of his releases for that year.
1984: Once Upon a Time in America Release
In 1984, Robert De Niro starred in Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in America, playing David "Noodles" Aaronson. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, receiving a 15-minute standing ovation.
1984: Bananarama's "Robert De Niro's Waiting..." reached third place in UK Singles Chart
In 1984, the English girl group Bananarama's fan song "Robert De Niro's Waiting..." reached the third place of the UK Singles Chart.
1985: Wiseguy Book Release
In 1985, Nicholas Pileggi's non-fiction book Wiseguy was published. The book was later adapted into the film Goodfellas in 1990, starring Robert De Niro.
1985: Release of "Brazil"
In 1985, Robert De Niro starred in "Brazil". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1986: Release of "The Mission"
In 1986, Robert De Niro starred in "The Mission". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
July 1987: Moscow International Film Festival Jury President
In July 1987, Robert De Niro traveled to Russia to serve as president of the jury at the 15th Moscow International Film Festival.
1988: Divorce from Diahnne Abbott and Relationship with Toukie Smith
In 1988, Robert De Niro divorced Diahnne Abbott. Afterwards, he began a relationship with model Toukie Smith.
1988: Release of "Midnight Run"
In 1988, Robert De Niro starred in "Midnight Run". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1988: Midnight Run Release
In 1988, Robert De Niro starred in the buddy cop film Midnight Run, playing bounty hunter Jack Walsh alongside Charles Grodin. The film was a commercial success.
1988: Turned Down Role in The Last Temptation of Christ
In 1988, Robert De Niro turned down the opportunity to play Jesus Christ in Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ, although he offered to do it as a favor if needed. Willem Dafoe was cast instead.
1989: Co-founded TriBeCa Productions
In 1989, Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal co-founded the film production company TriBeCa Productions, which also organizes the Tribeca Film Festival.
1989: Starring in Jacknife and We're No Angels
In 1989, Robert De Niro starred in Jacknife alongside Ed Harris and Kathy Baker, and in the crime comedy We're No Angels with Sean Penn and Demi Moore. The former film revolves around the complex relationship between a Vietnam veteran, his sister and fellow army buddy, and the latter is about escaped convicts on the run.
1989: Invested in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood
Since 1989, Robert De Niro has been investing in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood, where he is a long-term resident.
1990: Tribeca Grill opened
In 1990, Robert De Niro opened Tribeca Grill in Tribeca, Manhattan.
1990: Release of "Goodfellas"
In 1990, Robert De Niro starred in "Goodfellas". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
1990: Goodfellas and Awakenings Release
In 1990, Robert De Niro starred in Goodfellas, directed by Martin Scorsese, and Awakenings, directed by Penny Marshall. Goodfellas premiered at the Venice International Film Festival, while Awakenings tells the story of Dr. Malcolm Sayer and his research.
1991: Guilty by Suspicion, Backdraft, and Cape Fear Release
In 1991, Robert De Niro starred in Guilty by Suspicion, Backdraft, and Cape Fear. He played a film director in Guilty by Suspicion, a fire inspector in Backdraft, and a convicted rapist in Cape Fear.
1992: Mistress and Night and the City Release
In 1992, Robert De Niro appeared in Mistress, playing Evan Wright, and Night and the City, as lawyer Harry Fabian. He also served as a producer for Thunderheart.
1993: A Bronx Tale Directorial Debut and Release
In 1993, Robert De Niro made his directorial debut with A Bronx Tale, a coming-of-age story based on Chazz Palminteri's play. De Niro also starred in the film. Also, in 1993, De Niro starred in the lead role of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, an adaptation of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein.
1993: Mad Dog and Glory and This Boy's Life Release
In 1993, Robert De Niro starred in Mad Dog and Glory, playing Wayne Dobie, and This Boy's Life as stepfather Dwight Hansen. The latter is based on the memoir by Tobias Wolff and also stars Leonardo DiCaprio.
1995: Birth of Twins with Toukie Smith
In 1995, Robert De Niro and Toukie Smith's twins, Julian and Airyn, were born via in vitro fertilization and a surrogate mother.
1995: Minor roles in 'One Hundred and One Nights' and 'Panther'
In 1995, Robert De Niro played minor roles in the French comedy 'One Hundred and One Nights' and the drama 'Panther'.
1995: Casino and Heat Release
In 1995, Robert De Niro starred in Casino, directed by Martin Scorsese, playing Sam "Ace" Rothstein, and in the crime thriller Heat with Al Pacino. Casino explores greed and betrayal in Las Vegas, while Heat is about professional bank robbers.
1996: Roles in 'The Fan', 'Sleepers', 'Marvin's Room', Co-produced 'Faithful' and release of '9: The Last Resort' video game
In 1996, Robert De Niro starred in 'The Fan', a sports thriller, and 'Sleepers', a crime drama. He also appeared in 'Marvin's Room'. Additionally, he co-produced the crime-comedy 'Faithful' in 1996. A video game produced by De Niro called '9: The Last Resort' was released in 1996 as well.
1996: End of Relationship with Toukie Smith
In 1996, Robert De Niro's relationship with model Toukie Smith ended. The couple had twins, Julian and Airyn, who were conceived by in vitro fertilization and delivered by a surrogate mother in 1995.
1997: Roles in 'Cop Land', 'Wag the Dog', and 'Jackie Brown'
In 1997, Robert De Niro appeared in 'Cop Land' as Internal Affairs investigator Lt. Moe Tilden. He also co-starred and co-produced 'Wag the Dog', a political satire. Additionally, De Niro had a supporting role in Quentin Tarantino's 'Jackie Brown' in 1997.
1997: Marriage to Grace Hightower
In 1997, Robert De Niro married actress Grace Hightower.
1997: Acted in Cop Land
Robert De Niro appeared in Cop Land in 1997 alongside Sylvester Stallone, before they worked together again in 2013's Grudge Match.
January 1998: Publicity boost for 'Wag the Dog' due to Clinton-Lewinsky scandal
In January 1998, the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal gained prominence, which inadvertently helped 'Wag the Dog', starring Robert De Niro, generate publicity. As a result, 'Wag the Dog' was well-received and made the list of Roger Ebert's ten best films of 1997.
February 1998: Questioning by French Police
In February 1998, Robert De Niro was held for questioning by French police in connection with an international prostitution ring. He denied any involvement and later filed a complaint.
1998: Birth of Son Elliot
In 1998, Robert De Niro and Grace Hightower's son, Elliot, was born.
1998: Roles in 'Great Expectations' and 'Ronin'
In 1998, Robert De Niro appeared in 'Great Expectations', a modern adaptation of Charles Dickens' novel. Later in 1998, he starred in 'Ronin', playing Sam, an American mercenary.
1998: Lobbied U.S. Congress against impeaching President Bill Clinton
In 1998, Robert De Niro lobbied U.S. Congress against impeaching President Bill Clinton.
1999: Initial Split from Grace Hightower
In 1999, Robert De Niro and Grace Hightower initially split, though the divorce was never finalized.
1999: Roles in 'Analyze This' and 'Flawless'
In 1999, Robert De Niro starred in 'Analyze This' as an insecure mob boss. In 1999, he also appeared in 'Flawless' as a homophobic police officer.
1999: Threat to Sue "De Niro's Supper Club"
In 1999, Robert De Niro threatened to sue the owners of "De Niro's Supper Club" in Vancouver under the BC Privacy Act. The restaurant subsequently changed its name to "Section (3).".
2000: Roles in 'The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle', 'Men of Honor', and 'Meet the Parents'
In 2000, Robert De Niro produced and starred in 'The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle'. He played Master Chief 'Billy' Sunday in 'Men of Honor', based on the life of Carl Brashear. In 2000, he also starred in 'Meet the Parents' as Jack Byrnes.
2000: Release of "Meet the Parents"
In 2000, Robert De Niro starred in "Meet the Parents". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
2001: Roles in '15 Minutes' and 'The Score'
In 2001, Robert De Niro starred in the crime thriller '15 Minutes' as a homicide detective. He followed up with a heist movie, 'The Score', where he played a retiring thief.
2002: Roles in 'City by the Sea' and 'Analyze That', involvement in 'About a Boy' and '9/11'
In 2002, Robert De Niro collaborated with Michael Caton-Jones in 'City by the Sea', portraying a police detective. He also appeared in 'Analyze That', a sequel to 'Analyze This'. Additionally, De Niro served as a producer for 'About a Boy' and appeared in '9/11', a CBS documentary.
October 2003: Diagnosed with prostate cancer
In October 2003, Robert De Niro was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
December 2003: Underwent surgery for prostate cancer
In December 2003, Robert De Niro underwent surgery at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center for prostate cancer.
2004: Renewal of Vows with Grace Hightower
In 2004, Robert De Niro and Grace Hightower renewed their vows.
2004: Roles in 'Godsend', 'Shark Tale', 'Meet the Fockers', and 'The Bridge of San Luis Rey'
In 2004, Robert De Niro played a doctor in the fantasy drama 'Godsend'. He also voiced a character in DreamWorks' animation of 'Shark Tale'. Additionally, De Niro reprised his role of Jack Byrnes in 'Meet the Fockers', the sequel to 'Meet the Parents', and appeared in 'The Bridge of San Luis Rey'.
2004: I Heard You Paint Houses
In 2004, the book I Heard You Paint Houses by Charles Brandt was published, which would serve as the basis for the 2019 film The Irishman starring Robert De Niro.
2005: Starred in 'Hide and Seek'
In 2005, Robert De Niro starred in the horror movie 'Hide and Seek' playing Dr. David Callaway.
2006: Directed 'The Good Shepherd' and voiced Emperor Sifrat XVI in 'Arthur and the Invisibles'
In 2006, Robert De Niro directed his second film, the spy thriller 'The Good Shepherd'. Also in 2006, he voiced the character Emperor Sifrat XVI in 'Arthur and the Invisibles'.
2006: Donated film-related materials to Harry Ransom Center
In 2006, Robert De Niro donated his collection of film-related materials to the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
2006: Received Italian citizenship
In 2006, Robert De Niro received Italian citizenship, despite opposition by the Sons of Italy.
2006: Lawsuit Over Property Tax Assessment
In 2006, the trust owning Robert De Niro's Gardiner estate sued the town to reduce its property tax assessment, arguing that $6 million was too high. The town won in State Supreme Court.
2007: Starred in 'Stardust'
In 2007, Robert De Niro starred in Matthew Vaughn's 'Stardust', a fantasy adventure, based on Neil Gaiman's 1999 novel of the same name. He plays Captain Shakespeare.
2007: Goodfellas Ranked by AFI
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked Goodfellas as the 92nd-greatest American film of all time in their 10th Anniversary Edition of the AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies list.
2008: Roles in 'Righteous Kill' and 'What Just Happened'
In 2008, Robert De Niro starred in the police procedural thriller 'Righteous Kill' opposite Al Pacino. Next, he starred in 'What Just Happened', a satirical comedy based on Art Linson's experiences as a producer in Hollywood.
2009: Kennedy Center Honoree
In 2009, Robert De Niro was announced as one of the Kennedy Center Honorees. Martin Scorsese and Meryl Streep honored him at the event.
2009: Cast as Frank Goode in 'Everybody's Fine'
In 2009, Robert De Niro was cast as Frank Goode in the drama 'Everybody's Fine', a remake of Giuseppe Tornatore's Italian film of the same name.
2009: De Niro collection opened to the public
In 2009, Robert De Niro's collection of film-related materials opened to the public at the Harry Ransom Center.
2010: Roles in 'Machete', 'Stone', and 'Little Fockers'
In 2010, Robert De Niro had a minor part as Senator John McLaughlin in the action film 'Machete'. That same year, he starred in 'Stone' opposite Milla Jovovich and Edward Norton. Next he starred in 'Little Fockers', the second sequel to 'Meet the Parents' and 'Meet the Fockers'.
December 2011: Birth of Daughter Helen
In December 2011, Robert De Niro and Grace Hightower's daughter, Helen, was born via surrogate.
2011: Starred in 'Manuale d'amore 3', 'Killer Elite', 'Limitless', and 'New Year's Eve'
In 2011, Robert De Niro starred in the Italian comedy 'Manuale d'amore 3'. He also appeared in 'Killer Elite', 'Limitless', and 'New Year's Eve'.
2011: Attendance at Cannes Film Festival
In 2011, Robert De Niro traveled to France for the Cannes Film Festival, despite previously stating he would not return after being questioned by French police in 1998.
2012: Starred in Silver Linings Playbook
In 2012, Robert De Niro appeared in the David O. Russell film, Silver Linings Playbook, playing the father of the main character. The film was both critically and commercially successful, earning De Niro an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Also in 2012, De Niro executive produced the television series NYC 22.
2012: Joined Artists Against Fracking
In 2012, Robert De Niro joined the anti-fracking campaign Artists Against Fracking.
2012: Starred in 'Being Flynn', 'Red Lights' and 'Freelancers'
In 2012, Robert De Niro starred in the drama 'Being Flynn', based on Another Bullshit Night in Suck City, a memoir by Nick Flynn. De Niro also appeared in the thrillers 'Red Lights' and 'Freelancers' in 2012.
2013: Attended Israeli Presidential Conference
In 2013, Robert De Niro attended Israeli President Shimon Peres's 90th birthday celebration and the Israeli Presidential conference.
2013: Starred in The Big Wedding, Killing Season, The Family, and Last Vegas
In 2013, Robert De Niro starred in The Big Wedding, Killing Season, and The Family, which received negative reviews. He also starred in Last Vegas, which received better reviews. In Last Vegas, De Niro played a character who travels to Las Vegas with friends for a bachelor party.
2014: Move to Apartment at 15 Central Park West
In 2014, Robert De Niro and Grace Hightower moved into a 6,000-square-foot apartment at 15 Central Park West.
2014: Remembering the Artist Robert De Niro Sr.
In 2014, Robert De Niro appeared in a documentary about his father, Robert De Niro Sr., titled Remembering the Artist Robert De Niro Sr., which aired on HBO.
2014: Withdrawal of Property Tax Lawsuit and Reimbursement of Legal Bills
In 2014, Robert De Niro directed his lawyer to withdraw the lawsuit over his Gardiner estate's property tax assessment and reimburse the town's legal bills of $129,000 due to negative publicity. The trust's accountants had filed the suit without his knowledge.
2014: Promotion of Anti-Vaccination Film
In 2014, Robert De Niro promoted the anti-vaccination film Trace Amounts and stated that he doubted the scientific consensus that there was no link between autism and vaccines.
2015: Appeared in The Audition, Ellis, Heist and Joy
In 2015, Robert De Niro appeared in two short films, The Audition and Ellis, and starred in the film Heist. He also starred in Joy with Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper.
2015: Starred in The Intern
In 2015, Robert De Niro starred in the Nancy Meyers comedy The Intern with Anne Hathaway. His performance earned him a nomination from the Critics Choice Movie Awards for Best Actor in a Comedy.
2015: Nobu Hotel opened at City of Dreams in Manila and partnered with James Packer
In 2015, the second Nobu Hotel opened at City of Dreams in Manila, Philippines. Also in 2015, De Niro partnered with James Packer after he acquired a 20 percent stake in Nobu.
2016: Attendance at Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Gala
In 2016, Robert De Niro attended an annual celebrity gala for the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles, which raised $38 million for the organization.
2016: Starred in Dirty Grandpa, Hands of Stone, and The Comedian
In 2016, Robert De Niro co-starred in Dirty Grandpa, which received negative reviews. He also appeared in Hands of Stone and The Comedian, the latter of which premiered at the AFI Fest.
2016: Defense and Subsequent Withdrawal of "Vaxxed" Documentary
In 2016, Robert De Niro initially defended the inclusion of the controversial documentary "Vaxxed" at the Tribeca Film Festival, citing personal experience with his autistic son. The film was directed by Andrew Wakefield and echoed his discredited claims about the MMR vaccine. After consultation, the film was withdrawn. Later in the year, De Niro expressed regret for the withdrawal and promoted the 2014 film "Trace Amounts", also doubting the link between autism and vaccines.
2016: Received Presidential Medal of Freedom
In 2016, Robert De Niro received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama.
February 2017: Joint Presentation on Vaccine Safety Concerns
In February 2017, Robert De Niro participated in a joint presentation with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to discuss their concerns with vaccine safety. De Niro stated that he is not anti-vaccination but questions their efficacy.
2017: Starred as Bernie Madoff in The Wizard of Lies
In 2017, Robert De Niro starred as Bernie Madoff in Barry Levinson's HBO film The Wizard of Lies, earning critical praise and an Emmy nomination.
October 2018: Targeted by Explosive Device
In October 2018, Robert De Niro was targeted by an explosive device found at the Tribeca Grill in Manhattan, which also houses his production company. Similar devices were sent to other high-profile politicians.
2018: Separation from Grace Hightower
In 2018, Robert De Niro and Grace Hightower separated after 20 years of marriage.
August 2019: Lawsuit Against Former Employee Graham Chase Robinson
In August 2019, Robert De Niro's company, Canal Productions, filed a $6 million lawsuit against former employee Graham Chase Robinson for allegedly misusing company funds and watching hours of Netflix during work hours.
October 2019: Counter-Lawsuit Filed by Graham Chase Robinson
In October 2019, Graham Chase Robinson, a former employee of Robert De Niro's company, filed a lawsuit against De Niro, claiming harassment and gender discrimination.
2019: Starred in Joker and The Irishman
In 2019, Robert De Niro played Murray Franklin in Joker. Also in 2019, he reunited with Martin Scorsese for The Irishman, based on the 2004 book I Heard You Paint Houses. The film co-starred Al Pacino, Harvey Keitel, and Joe Pesci.
2019: Release of "The Irishman"
In 2019, Robert De Niro starred in "The Irishman". This is among his most critically acclaimed films according to Rotten Tomatoes.
2019: Portrayed Robert Mueller on Saturday Night Live
In 2019, Robert De Niro won acclaim for portraying Robert Mueller on Saturday Night Live, earning an Emmy nomination. He also received an Emmy nomination for his work as a producer on When They See Us for Netflix.
May 2020: Apple TV+ To Co-Finance and Co-Distribute Killers of the Flower Moon
In May 2020, it was announced that Apple TV+ would co-finance and co-distribute Killers of the Flower Moon with Paramount.
September 2020: Appeared in Father of the Bride Part 3(ish)
In September 2020, Robert De Niro appeared in Nancy Meyers' comedy short film Father of the Bride Part 3(ish). He also appeared in The Comeback Trail that year.
2020: 'Godsend' performance rating
As of 2020, the film 'Godsend' is Robert De Niro's poorest-performing work; Rotten Tomatoes gave the film an approval rating of 4% based on 139 critic reviews.
January 2021: Signed on for Amsterdam
In January 2021, Robert De Niro signed on for the historical comedy Amsterdam, playing an army veteran.
April 19, 2021: Divorce Hearing Reveals Financial Disputes
On April 19, 2021, during a virtual divorce hearing, Robert De Niro's lawyer argued that he was working at an unsustainable pace to support Grace Hightower and pay off back taxes. Hightower's lawyer claimed that De Niro had been unfairly decreasing agreed-upon payments.
August 2022: Signed on to star in The Alto Knights
In August 2022, Robert De Niro signed on to star in the Warner Bros. mob drama The Alto Knights, directed by Barry Levinson.
October 2022: Released Amsterdam
In October 2022, the movie Amsterdam, in which Robert De Niro plays an army veteran, was released.
December 2, 2022: Savage Salvation
On December 2, 2022, Robert De Niro appeared in Savage Salvation as Sheriff Church.
2022: Six De Niro films inducted into U.S. National Film Registry
As of 2022, six of Robert De Niro's films have been inducted into the U.S. National Film Registry.
March 1, 2023: Announced to produce and star in Zero Day
On March 1, 2023, it was announced that Robert De Niro would produce and star in the limited series Zero Day for Netflix.
April 2023: Welcomed Seventh Child
In April 2023, Robert De Niro welcomed his seventh child, a daughter named Gia, with his girlfriend Tiffany Chen. At age 79, De Niro became one of the oldest fathers on record.
July 2023: Death of Grandson Leandro De Niro Rodriguez
In July 2023, Robert De Niro's grandson, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez, passed away at age 19 due to a combined drug intoxication involving fentanyl and cocaine.
November 2023: Jury Verdict in Harassment and Gender Discrimination Lawsuit
In November 2023, a jury found Robert De Niro not personally liable for gender discrimination in the lawsuit filed by his former employee, Graham Chase Robinson. However, his production company was ordered to pay her $1.2 million in damages.
2023: Starred in Killers of the Flower Moon
In 2023, Robert De Niro played William King Hale in Killers of the Flower Moon, directed by Martin Scorsese and adapted from the book of the same name. He received an Academy Award nomination for the role.
2024: Support for Joe Biden's Re-election
In 2024, Robert De Niro supported President Joe Biden's re-election and backed Kamala Harris's campaign after Biden dropped out of the race. He had previously criticized Donald Trump, comparing his politics to fascism.
2024: Leadership award withdrawn
In 2024, a leadership award from the National Association of Broadcasters that De Niro was due to receive was withdrawn following his criticism of Donald Trump.
2024: Ezra to be released theatrically
The movie Ezra, starring Robert De Niro, is scheduled to be released theatrically in 2024 after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023.
April 2025: Daughter Airyn Comes Out As Trans Woman
In April 2025, Robert De Niro's daughter Airyn came out as a trans woman, and Robert stated that he supported her identity.
May 13, 2025: Receives Honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes
On May 13, 2025, Robert De Niro received the Honorary Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, celebrating his five-decade career in cinema.
2025: Set to receive Cannes Film Festival's Honorary Palme d'Or
In 2025, Robert De Niro is set to receive the Cannes Film Festival's Honorary Palme d'Or.
2025: Zero Day Premieres
In 2025, the series Zero Day starring Robert De Niro is scheduled to premiere.
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