The Many Faces Of Robert De Niro

Earlier this week, Anne Hathaway stepped out with smoldering eye makeup and a sexy Rodarte dress that had everyone talking, and last night she continued her sexy but demure streak with another killer look.

Brockes wrote: “He then pops up out of his chair, starts pacing madly and says he’s cutting short the interview because of the “negative inference” of what I just said”.

That’s basically what writer/director/producer Nancy Meyers has to say to her fans, who have waited six years for her new project, the Robert De Niro/Anne Hathaway comedy “The Intern”.

This is the first movie Nancy Meyers has worked with composer Theodore Shapiro, who did the music for “The Intern“.

That person is her 70-year-old intern Ben (Robert De Niro) and their often comic collision and ultimate understanding is a large part of what makes “The Intern” hum. “But, until now, I’ve made a lot of my movies from a place of insecurity and self-doubt”. If you cut all the dialogue out of this movie and only heard the soundtrack, you could probably follow emotionally what is going on in any given scene. Again, he said: “I’m not doing this darling”. I kind of try to figure out how much money she makes so, how much would she be able to spend on furniture.

We have a batch of seven clips to share with you from The Intern that highlight De Niro’s poise and comfort with the young cast alongside his character’s willingness to dole out sage advice in a grandfatherly manner. I don’t envy, but I think it is a great thing if you are lucky enough, especially if you are in an untenable situation and you have a mentor who will change your life.

Russell Crowe past year labelled an Irish reporter a “plonker” on Twitter, claiming she got “shirty” after she didn’t get the answer she desired at the Noah premiere in Dublin. She was prepping here in New York [and] living here, and would come to the office a lot [and] sit in on meetings, [and] sometimes she would even act with the people auditioning.

Refusing to respond, Quentin said bluntly: “I’m not your slave and you’re not my master …”

Added De Niro: “It is what it is”. They’ve changed the way we communicate with each other.

Ben’s a company guy who has found the combination of retirement and being widowed boring, and relishes this opportunity to get back into the working world, even if it’s an unfamiliar one.