Robert De Niro, Al Pacino give Brian Williams an interview on Thursday's "Today"; Meredith Vieira talks to Lynne Spears Sept. 17
"Godfather" fans won't want to miss this: Al Pacino and Robert De Niro are sitting together for a "Today" interview on Thursday. "Today" billed it as "their first-ever side-by-side interview." Just to see them together -- what a treat. NBC...

Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino’s FIRST Interview together!
Two great Screen legends together for the very first time for a TV interview, we rarely see him in this medium so if you’re fan like I am, then you’ll definitely find the video above to very Righteous! Check out Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro’s interview with Brian Williams from THE TODAY SHOW this morning. They cover a range of topics from 9/11 to politics, growing up in NYC, acting together, and of course their upcoming movie, RIGHTEOUS KILL - in theaters tomorrow! Special thanks to Micha

Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino’s FIRST Interview Together!
Check out Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro’s interview with Brian Williams from the Today Show this morning. They cover a range of topics from 9/11 to politics, growing up in NYC, acting together, and of course their upcoming movie, Righteous Kill - in theaters today! Friday, September 12th, 2008 | Al Pacino, Robert De Niro | RSS Leave a Comment (May take a few minutes to appear) Name (required) Mail (required) (hidden)

De Niro and Pacino Sit Down for First Interview Together
Fresh from my inbox, check out this in depth interview with Robert De Niro and Al Pacino - the first interview of them side by side… ever. It’s a good half-an-hour long with NBC’s Brian Williams and they cover a little bit of everything, from their favorites of the younger generation of actors, to acting themselves, to 9/11, to politics, to their new movie Righteous Kill which comes out tomorrow (look for our review soon!). If you’re a fan of these two acting titans, check it out. T

Robert De Niro And Al Pacino Do Letterman’s Top Ten: “Reasons I Like Being An Actor”
LOL! One of the best Top Tens on the David Letterman show ever. Here’s Robert De Niro and Al Pacino on the top ten reasons they like being actors: "); } //OBEND:do_NOT_remove_this_comment //--> Share This Related StoriesRobert De Niro cheats his employees out of thousands of dollars!Robert De Niro is a “delicious chocolate thing”WHY?????? Fockers up for a third runLet’s play the “piss off Robert De Niro” game!Robert Downey Jr…..in blackface? POSTE

Robert De Niro & Al Pacino do Letterman “Top Ten reasons I Like being an Actor.”
On Thursday night’s Late Show with David Letterman, he had special guests Al Pacino and Robert De Niro do the Top 10 list. Via satellite and seated in red leather chairs, the pair read off the Top Ten “Reasons I Like Being An Actor.” Included was a plug for their movie “Righteous Kill,” a dig at Sarah Palin and some hilarious one liners. Watch beginning at 5:45, or scroll down to read the list: 10: Sometimes when I go to the movies, the popcorn guy will give me a free squir

De Niro Pacino Letterman VIDEO!
VIDEO! Watch Al Pacino and Robert De Niro do Letterman’s Top 10. Al Pacino and Robert De Niro did Letterman’s Top Ten “Reasons I Like Being An Actor.” Below is the video. And here is the list. 10: Sometimes when I go to the movies, the popcorn guy will give me a free squirt of chemical butter 9: Every time I go to work, I get to ask myself, “I wonder if I’ll see Harvey Keitel naked” 8: Well, you’ve got to keep honing your craft or you could end up out of

Gov. Sarah Palin a ratings draw for ABC on "World News With Charles Gibson" and "Nightline"
Whatever you want to say about her, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is a ratings magnet. She helped ABC win Thursday in evening news and in late night. ABC's "World News With Charles Gibson" offered the first interview with Palin since she became Sen. John McCain's running mate. ABC and Gibson attracted 9.7 million viewers, easily beating NBC's Brian Williams (7.5 million) and CBS' Katie Couric (6.2 million). More of the Palin interview played on ABC's "Nightline," which posted a 4.2 ratin

Men's Vogue Is Obsessed With You People
Walking past the newsstand, we're sure to check in on Men's Vogue each month just to see which masculine metrosexual fella they wrangled into a suit and promised not to make him come off too dandy. (This month, it's Eli Manning.The anti-dandy thing didn't work: "Manning favors conservative Zegna suits for big events — receptions on the White House lawn, ring ceremonies at Tiffany — and prep-school casual at home. On the afternoon he invited me over to his Hoboken apartment, he w

ABC's Charles Gibson calls "Stand Up to Cancer" a "very worthy effort"
ABC, CBS and NBC will air the same program at 8 p.m. Friday. The networks' evening anchors -- NBC's Brian Williams, CBS' Katie Couric and ABC's Charles Gibson (pictured) -- will be there to support "Stand Up to Cancer." The goal: bolster funding for cancer research. "It's a very worthy effort," says Gibson, who is Central Florida's clear favorite among the three anchors. "Funding for cancer research is woefully lacking. As a country, we spend more checking shoes and purses at th

Brian Williams Still in Need of a Nap
BriWi is about one major coverage short of a nervous breakdown. It's already duly noted that NBC is scheduling Williams so many places at once that he can't even blog, but that was apparently just the beginning: From the Olympics in Beijing to the Democratic convention in Denver to Hurricane Gustav coverage in New Orleans to the Republicans in St. Paul to L.A. tomorrow for a cancer awareness special with his Big 3 competitors. By Williams' calculation, it comes to 38,486 miles — including

9/12 Oscarweb Round-up
• Not that “Righteous Kill” is going to be an Oscar movie, but Brian Williams scoring a sit-down with Al Pacino and Robert De Niro for the first time is pretty sweet. [MSNBC] • Roger Ebert clears up the TIFF tiff that the New York Daily News was dying to report. [Chicago Sun-Times] • So far, Lou Lumenick has had nothing to say for himself. [Lumenick on Film] • David Poland takes Mike Leigh’s advice, catches Uros Stovanovic’s “Tears For Sale.” [Movie City News]

Al & Bob *INTERVIEW*
Check out Al Pacino and Robert De Niro’s interview with Brian Williams from the Today Show on Sept. 11. They cover a range of topics from 9/11 to politics, growing up in NYC, acting together, and of course their upcoming movie, Righteous Kill the code won't embed so watch it @ the SOURCE this is kinda epic..their first time side by side doing an interview EVER....*FLAIL*(Post a new comment) takingthewalk 2008-09-13 07:17 pm UTC (link) lkajflkjd;flkasjfl;aksj;flkas;lkfja;slkdjflknmv,xcmnz i love them

Righteous Kill: Today Show Interview
NBC's Brian Williams talks to legendary actors Robert De Niro and Al Pacino about working together on their new film "Righteous Kill". It's the first televised interview of both actors together. Tags: overture films, crime, drama, interview, al pacino, robert de niro Embed Trailer <object width="360" height="310"><param name="movie" value="xhttp://www.traileraddict.com/emb/6414"><param

Think You Want To Spend 30 Minutes Chatting With DeNiro And Pacino? You Don’t. Seriously. You Don’t.
Poor Brian Williams. Anyone who has the good fortune to interview folks on a regular basis can sympathize with the dozens of awkward silences in the below chat. It’s not Brian’s fault. He’s smooth and quick and funny but he’s saddled with an impossible task: making one of the great TV interview coups (Pacino AND DeNiro together for the first time!) kinda watchable. Of course Pacino is a famously difficult interview. DeNiro is notorious as perhaps the worst. And by the way it’s

Vibe Celebrates 15th Birthday By Shrinking Like an It's 85
'With a backdrop of rising paper costs and declining advertising, Vibe is downsizing. The hip-hop monthly will switch to a smaller trim size as it redesigns with the October issue, on sale Sept. 16. Vibe also cut its rate base, to 800,000 from 850,000 starting in July. … the size will shrink to 7.75 inches by 10.5 inches from 8.25 by 10.875, which will save costs, said Edgar Hernandez, Vibe’s publisher.' [MW] Sep 5, 2008 · Link · Respond Related Po

Evening News Ratings: Week of Sept. 1
In a week marked by Hurricane Gustav coverage and the RNC, NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams was the top rated evening newscast in both Total Viewers and the A25-54 demo last week. All three broadcasts were up from the previous week at the DNC, in both categories. ABC's World News with Charles Gibson was up the most in Total Viewers and the demo. It was also the third week in a row World News closed the gap between NBC and ABC in both categories. Note: NBC and CBS labeled their Monday broadca

DeNiro, Pacino tell Letterman why they do it
Some of the reasons Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino like being actors, as revealed Thursday in a Top 10 list for David Letterman.

De Niro, Pacino to stop by 'Late Night'
NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (UPI) -- Film icons and New York natives Robert De Niro and Al Pacino are scheduled to present the "Top Ten" list on "Late Show with David Letterman," CBS said.

De Niro & Pacino: Righteous Brothers
Robert De Niro and Al Pacino took their madcap comedy stylings on The Late Show with David Letterman tonight to promote their new movie, Righteous Kill (which we like). And despite relying on the well-upholstered comfort of armchairs, the pair dug deep within to deliver a searing, Method acting-infused Top 10 list. We won’t spoil it by giving away the entire list of Reasons I Like Being an Actor, but it’s hard to top this one from De Niro: “Every time I go to work, I get to ask m

Why do De Niro and Pacino like being actors?
Two of the most beloved actors of our generation, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino do the Top 10 List for David Letterman to promote their new flick, “Righteous Kill.” Why do Robert De Niro and Al Pacino love being actors?

De Niro & Pacino: Righteous Brothers
Robert De Niro and Al Pacino took their madcap comedy stylings on The Late Show with David Letterman tonight to promote their new movie, Righteous Kill (which we like). And despite relying on the well-upholstered comfort of armchairs, the pair dug deep within to deliver a searing, Method acting-infused Top 10 list. We won't spoil it by giving away the entire list of Reasons I Like Being an Actor, but it's hard to top this one from De Niro: "Every time I go to work

The Biden Guide to Debating Sarah Palin
When Joe Biden and Sarah Palin meet in St. Louis in just over three weeks, it will mark the seventh vice-presidential debate in history—and easily the most anticipated since 1984, when Vice President George H.W. Bush squared off with Geraldine Ferraro, the only woman before Palin ever nominated by a major party for national office. And it is Bush’s conduct immediately before, during and after that Philadelphia debate that ought to provide Biden with a useful tutorial in some very basic don’ts when it

Anchors, Networks Stand Up to Cancer
The network anchors are finishing up a week that has taken them to three states in four days: Louisiania, Minnesota and California. The Big 3 emceed last night's Stand up to Cancer event. USA today called it, "an unusual alliance" since ABC, CBS and NBC also aired the one hour special "with their respective news anchors Charles Gibson, Katie Couric and Brian Williams participating. All did their evening newscasts from the Kodak Theatre, also the home of the Academy Awards." And to get a sense of the sta