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Robert De Niro Clashes with Angry Protesters After ‘Your Movies Suck’ Insult

Before launching a full-out attack on a critic who targeted him both personally and professionally, Robert De Niro issued a warning shot, which went unheeded.

The star of The Godfather, known for being outspoken about his political views, was recently challenged to a verbal confrontation by Donald Trump supporters. De Niro, calling the protesters “gangsters,” refused to back down from the confrontation sparked by the Little Fockers who irked him.

Read on to discover De Niro’s response to the fan who dared to say, “your movies suck!”

With a career spanning more than six decades, New York-born Robert De Niro has earned a reputation as one of the greatest and most influential actors of his generation.

The 80-year-old actor, an original gangster following his role as young Vito Corleone in The Godfather Part II (1974), has enjoyed immense success in multiple film genres, including crime, comedy, and drama.

In 1984, the Goodfellas star even inspired “Robert De Niro’s Waiting,” a song by the girl group Bananarama, which topped the charts for 12 straight weeks.

‘This is the time’

At the end of May, the outspoken Democrat appeared outside the Manhattan courthouse where Donald Trump’s hush money trial was held.

The star of The Intern, who recently voiced an ad for the current President, attended a Joe Biden campaign event outside the court.

De Niro used his platform to urge people not to vote for Trump in the upcoming presidential election, claiming Trump wants to “destroy not only the city but the country.”

“We’ve forgotten the lessons of history that showed us other clowns who weren’t taken seriously until they became vicious dictators,” De Niro told reporters outside the courthouse. “With Trump, we have a second chance, and no one is laughing now. This is the time to stop him by voting him out once and for all.”

He added, “I don’t mean to scare you. No, wait, maybe I do mean to scare you. If [Trump] gets in, I can tell you right now, he will never leave.”

‘You are gangsters’

Not everyone shared his sentiments, and he was met by a mob of angry Trump supporters who hurled criticisms his way.

Attempting to defend himself, the Raging Bull star responded, “You’re not going to intimidate, that’s what Trump does, to try f***ing intimidate. We have to fight back.”

According to the Associated Press, Trump’s senior campaign adviser, Jason Miller, responded by calling the multiple Oscar-winning De Niro “a washed-up actor.”

“We’re trying to be gentlemen in this world. You are gangsters! You are gangsters!” fired back the father of eight.

Among the frenzied hecklers, another voice shouted, “Robert De Niro! You’re a little punk… you’re a nobody! Your movies suck!”


Seconds later, as the actor was escorted through the mob, he was heard shouting a well-deserved, “F**k you.”

Celebrities should not be expected to be gracious when confronted by judgmental people, and we hope his response serves as a reminder that they too are human!

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