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Robert De Niro Turns 83: 5 Essential Movies From Taxi Driver to Casino That Defined a Hollywood Legend

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There are actors you watch. And then there is Robert De Niro.

He can barely say a word and still make a room feel dangerous. He can play a gangster without raising his voice. He can turn a boxer into a broken man. He can make a character terrifying, funny, lonely or all three at once.

Today, August 17, De Niro turns 83. He has built one of the most celebrated film careers in Hollywood — including two Academy Awards, for The Godfather Part II and Raging Bull. But where should you begin if you want to experience the De Niro phenomenon?

Here are five films that are a must-watch!

1. Taxi Driver (1976): Where the legend became impossible to ignore

Imagine being alone in New York at night, driving through streets that seem increasingly alien to you. That is Travis Bickle. De Niro’s performance as the mentally troubled Vietnam veteran turned taxi driver is one of the defining performances of 1970s American cinema. The film follows Bickle’s descent into isolation and obsession, with Martin Scorsese behind the camera.

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