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    Years after presidency, Donald Trump is still living rent-free in Robert De Niro's head

    Robert De Niro (Trump) would like to talk about his new movie (Trump), "Killers of the Flower Moon" (Trump), but something keeps getting in the way. The 80-year-old actor recently spoke to the Guardian and tried — really he did — to talk about other topics, but one former president kept popping up in conversation. De Niro has, perhaps, become as well-known for his dislike of Donald Trump as ...
    by Amy Hubbard, Los Angeles Times Oct 18, 2023 2 minutes
    Robert De Niro attends the "About My Father" premiere at SVA Theater on May 9, 2023, in New York.

    Robert De Niro (Trump) would like to talk about his new movie (Trump), "Killers of the Flower Moon" (Trump), but something keeps getting in the way.

    The 80-year-old actor recently spoke to the Guardian and tried — really he did — to talk about other topics, but one former president kept popping up in conversation.

    De Niro has, perhaps, become as well-known for his dislike of Donald Trump.

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