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Amy Poehler Makes Robert De Niro Cry on Show
16 Sep
Summary
- Amy Poehler thanked Robert De Niro for speaking out.
- De Niro became emotional and was seen crying.
- De Niro will reprise his role as Jack Byrnes in November.
During a recent appearance on "Good Hang with Amy Poehler," actor Robert De Niro became visibly emotional, with tears welling up as host Amy Poehler expressed her deep appreciation for his willingness to use his platform to advocate for important causes. Poehler specifically commended De Niro for speaking up for those without power, noting the impact of his actions given his age and stature.
Poehler's heartfelt gratitude led to a surprising moment when De Niro appeared to be crying, prompting Poehler to offer him tissues. When asked about feeling hopeless, De Niro advised viewers to "fight" and emphasized that "courage is contagious."
The interview, which De Niro acknowledged he doesn't typically enjoy, covered various aspects of his life and career, from his New York City upbringing to his friendship with Martin Scorsese and memorable film roles. He also reflected on his experiences with "Saturday Night Live," where the rapid pace minimizes worry about failure.
Looking ahead, De Niro is set to reprise his iconic role as Jack Byrnes in "Focker-In-Law," the newest installment of the "Meet the Parents" franchise. The film, scheduled for release on November 25, will feature his character interacting with Greg Focker's son, Henry, and his FBI negotiator girlfriend.
