Robert De Niro

“Big Deal on Madonna Street. Terrific movie. I mean, it's been so many years since I saw it, but it was just terrific.”

“Divorce Italian Style, yeah. This was a terrific movie, terrific.”

“Blow-Up. As I remember, it was kind of because he shot it with, who's the young English actor, David Hemmings? But it was another almost another style, it seemed. It had a, it was a more popular movie, I think. It was, in those days, an art film, but more people saw it. It was a terrific movie.”

“And Agnès Varda's film. And I knew Agnès and her husband Jacques Demy a little bit. We did this, and the toughest thing I remember was speaking French with Catherine Deneuve. It just drove me crazy.”

“This is the best of Fellini. Well, La dolce vita. And I think I remember I was at a premiere of it on Third Avenue at the Baronet or the Coronet, and I was there watching, you know, him come in. Of course, big fan.”