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RECENT CREDITS

81st Annual Academy Awards (TV) Feb. 22, 2009

I Knew It Was You (FILM) Jan. 16, 2009

What Just Happened? (FILM) Oct. 17, 2008

Righteous Kill (FILM) Sep. 12, 2008

The 30th Annual Kennedy Center Hono... (TV) Dec. 26, 2007

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HIGHLIGHTS

2008 Again teamed with Al Pacino as cops on the hunt of a serial killer in "Righteous Kill"

2008 Starred as a fading Hollywood producer in Barry Levinson's "What Just Happened"

2007 Co-starred with Michelle Pfeiffer and Claire Danes in the fantasy adventure film "Stardust"

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Category

Little Fockers 2010 -Cast

Producer, Actor

Film

Everybody's Fine 2009 -Frank

Actor

Film

I Knew It Was You 2009 -Cast

Actor

Film

King of the B's: The Independent Life of Roger Corman -Himself

Actor

Film

Machete -Cast

Actor

Film

Mr. Warmth, The Don Rickles Project -Himself

Actor

Film

Stone -Cast

Actor

Film

The 32nd Annual Kennedy Center Honors 2009 -Honoree

Actor

20% Fiction

Executive Producer

Film

33 Liberty Street

Actor

Film

36 (Remake)

Producer

Film

Artemis Fowl

Producer

Film

Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident

Producer

Film

Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code

Producer

Film

Bagloria

Producer

Film

Beyond the Goodbye

Actor

Film

Chaos (Tribeca/Universal)

Producer, Actor

Film

Chasing the Dragon

Producer

Film

Chris Lucas Story

Producer

Film

Street of Dreams -Cast

Actor

Film

Sugarland

Producer

Film

Summerland

Producer

Film

Son of No One -Charlie Stanford

Actor

Film

Out on My Feet -Angelo Dundee

Actor, Executive Producer

Film

The First Man -Cast

Producer, Actor

Film

The Winter of Frankie Machine -Frank Machianno

Producer, Actor

Film

My Life as a Dog

Producer

Film

Number One

Producer

Film

Megalopolis

Actor

Film

I Heard You Paint Houses -Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran

Producer, Actor

Film

Loose Lips

Producer

Film

Love Me Or Leave Me

Producer, Actor

Film

Untitled (Larry Davis Biopic)

Producer

Film

Untitled (Missy Elliott Biopic)

Producer

Film

Warrior Queen

Producer

Film

Late Night With Jimmy Fallon 2009 -Cast

Actor

81st Annual Academy Awards 2009 -Presenter

Actor

What Just Happened? 2008 -Ben

Producer, Actor

Film

Righteous Kill 2008 -Turk

Actor

Film

The 30th Annual Kennedy Center Honors 2007 -Presenter

Actor

Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project 2007 -Himself

Actor

Billy Crystal: The Mark Twain Prize 2007 -Presenter

Actor

Stardust 2007 -Captain Shakespeare

Actor

Film

Arthur and the Invisibles 2006 -Voice of The King

Actor

Film

The Good Shepherd 2006 -Bill Sullivan

Director, Producer, Actor

Film

Tony Bennett: An American Classic 2006 -Cast

Actor

Al Pacino: An American Cinematheque Tribute 2006 -Presenter

Actor

Rent 2005

Producer

Film

Extras 2005 -Cast

Actor

Jonathan Ross (2007) -Cast

Actor

TV Episode

The Bridge Of San Luis Rey 2005 -The Archbishop of Lima

Actor

Film

Wendy Williams is on Fire on the Red Carpet 2005 -Interviewee

Actor

Hide & Seek 2005 -David Callaway

Actor

Film

Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope 2005 -Cast

Actor

Meet the Fockers 2004 -Jack Byrnes

Producer, Actor

Film

Stage Beauty 2004

Producer

Film

Shark Tale 2004 -Voice of Don Lino

Actor

Film

AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Meryl Streep 2004 -Presenter

Actor

Godsend 2004 -Richard Wells

Actor

Film

2003 AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute To Robert De Niro 2003 -Honoree

Actor

Willie Nelson & Friends: Live and Kickin' 2003

Actor

100% NYC: A Concert Celebrating the Tribeca Film Festival 2003

Actor

Analyze That 2002 -Paul Vitti

Actor

Film

City by the Sea 2002 -Detective Vincent LaMarca

Actor

Film

About a Boy 2002

Producer

Film

New York at the Movies 2002 -Interviewee

Actor

Showtime 2002 -Mitch Preston

Actor

Film

9/11 2002

Narrator

American Veteran Awards 2002

Actor

The 11th Annual IFP Gotham Awards 2001 -Honoree

Actor

America: A Tribute to Heroes 2001

Actor

The Score 2001 -Nick Wells

Actor

Film

The 2001 Essence Awards 2001 -Presenter

Actor

15 Minutes 2001 -Eddie Flemming

Actor

Film

Prison Song 2001

Producer

Film

Holiday Heart 2000

Executive Producer

Men of Honor 2000 -Billy Sunday

Actor

Film

Meet the Parents 2000 -Jack Byrnes

Producer, Actor

Film

The 2000 MTV Video Music Awards 2000 -Presenter

Actor

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle 2000 -Fearless Leader

Producer, Actor

Film

Nickelodeon's 13th Annual Kids' Choice Awards 2000

Actor

Flawless 1999 -Walt Koontz

Actor

Film

Hollywood Salutes Jodie Foster: An American Cinematheque Tribute 1999

Actor

One Hundred and One Nights 1999 -Actor for a Day

Actor

Film

Entropy 1999

Producer

Film

The 71st Annual Academy Awards Presentation 1999 -Presenter

Actor

Analyze This 1999 -Paul Vitti

Actor

Film

The Book That Wrote Itself 1999

Actor

Film

Lenny Bruce: Swear to Tell the Truth 1998

Narrator

Film

Ronin 1998 -Sam

Actor

Film

Comic Relief VIII 1998

Actor

Witness to the Mob 1998

Executive Producer

The 70th Annual Academy Awards 1998

Actor

Great Expectations 1998 -Prisoner/Lustig

Actor

Film

Wag the Dog 1998 -Conrad Brean

Producer, Actor

Film

Jackie Brown 1997 -Louis Gara

Actor

Film

Cop Land 1997 -Moe Tilden

Actor

Film

The American Film Institute Salute to Martin Scorsese 1997

Actor

Marvin's Room 1997 -Dr Wally

Producer, Actor

Film

Sleepers 1996 -Father Bobby

Actor

Film

The Fan 1996 -Gil Renard

Actor

Film

Faithful 1996

Producer

Film

Heat 1995 -Neil McCauley

Actor

Film

Casino 1995 -Sam "Ace" Rothstein

Actor

Film

Inside the Actors Studio 1995 -Interviewee

Actor

The 67th Annual Academy Awards 1995 -Presenter

Actor

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 1994 -The Creature/Sharp Featured Man

Actor, Associate Producer

Film

Aretha Franklin: Duets 1993

Actor

Tribeca 1993

Executive Producer

A Bronx Tale 1993 -Lorenzo Anello

Director, Producer, Actor

Film

Mad Dog and Glory 1993 -Wayne "Mad Dog" Dobie

Actor

Film

This Boy's Life 1993 -Dwight

Actor

Film

Night and the City 1992 -Harry Fabian

Actor

Film

Mistress 1992 -Evan M Wright

Producer, Actor

Film

Thunderheart 1992

Producer

Film

Cape Fear 1991 -Max Cady

Actor

Film

Backdraft 1991 -Donald Rimgale

Actor

Film

Guilty By Suspicion 1991 -David Merrill

Actor

Film

Awakenings 1990 -Leonard Lowe

Actor

Film

The Godfather Family: A Look Inside 1990 -Himself

Actor

Goodfellas 1990 -James Conway

Actor

Film

Hollywood Mavericks 1990 -Himself

Actor

Film

Martin Scorsese Directs 1990

Actor

The 62nd Annual Academy Awards Presentation 1990 -Presenter

Actor

The New Hollywood 1990

Actor

Stanley and Iris 1990 -Stanley Cox

Actor

Film

We're No Angels 1989 -Ned

Actor, Executive Producer

Film

Jacknife 1989 -Joseph 'Megs' Megessey

Actor

Film

Hello Actors Studio 1988 -Himself

Actor

Film

Dear America: Letters Homes From Vietnam 1988 -Narration

Narrator

Film

Midnight Run 1988 -Jack Walsh

Actor

Film

Angel Heart 1987 -Louis Cyphre

Actor

Film

The Untouchables 1987 -Al Capone

Actor

Film

The Mission 1986 -Captain Rodrigo Mendoza

Actor

Film

Brazil 1985 -Archibald "Harry" Tuttle

Actor

Film

The Night of 100 Stars II 1985

Actor

Falling in Love 1984 -Frank Raftis

Actor

Film

Once Upon A Time In America 1984 -David "Noodles" Aaronson

Actor

Film

The King of Comedy 1983 -Rupert Pupkin

Actor

Film

True Confessions 1981 -Des Spellacy

Actor

Film

Raging Bull 1980 -Jake LaMotta

Actor

Film

New York, New York 1977 -Jimmy Doyle

Actor

Film

Taxi Driver 1976 -Travis Bickle

Actor

Film

1900 1975 -Alfredo Berlinghieri

Actor

Film

The Godfather, Part II 1974 -Vito Corleone

Actor

Film

Mean Streets 1973 -Johnny Boy

Actor

Film

Bang the Drum Slowly 1973 -Catcher Bruce Pearson

Actor

Film

Born to Win 1971 -Danny

Actor

Film

Bloody Mama 1970 -Lloyd Barker

Actor

Film

Hi, Mom! 1970 -Jon Rubin

Actor

Film

Greetings 1968 -Jon Rubin

Actor

Film

Trois Chambres a Manhattan 1965 -Bit

Actor

Film

The Last Tycoon -Monroe Stahr

Actor

Film

The Wedding Party -Cecil

Actor

Film

The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight -Mario

Actor

Film

The Deer Hunter -Michael Vronsky

Actor

Film

Sam's Song -Sam

Actor

Film

Acting: Lee Strasberg and The Actors Studio -Himself

Actor

Film

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Highlights

2008 Again teamed with Al Pacino as cops on the hunt of a serial killer in "Righteous Kill"

2008 Starred as a fading Hollywood producer in Barry Levinson's "What Just Happened"

2007 Co-starred with Michelle Pfeiffer and Claire Danes in the fantasy adventure film "Stardust"

2006 Directed second feature, "The Good Shepherd," which is loosely based on the life of CIA agent James Angleton; also co-starred in the film with Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie

2005 Played a widowed father opposite Dakota Fanning in the thriller "Hide and Seek"

2004 Voiced mob boss Don Lino in the animated feature "Shark Tale"

2004 Reprised role of Jack Byrnes in the comedy sequel "Meet the Fockers"

2002 Made rare TV appearance as host of the two-hour CBS special "9/11"

2002 Teamed with Eddie Murphy for the comedy "Showtime"

2002 Played a NYC policeman investigating a murder that hits close to home in "City by the Sea"

2002 Reprised role of gangster Paul Vitti in the sequel "Analyze That" opposite Billy Crystal

2001 Portrayed a decorated police detective teamed up with a fire department investigator (Ed Burns) in "15 Minutes"

2001 Teamed on screen with Marlon Brando and Edward Norton in the heist thriller "The Score"

2000 Starred opposite Cuba Gooding Jr. in "Men of Honor"

2000 Enjoyed box office success as the oddball father in Jay Roach's "Meet the Parents"

1999 Portrayed a New York gangland boss suffering from anxiety attacks in Harold Ramis' "Analyze This"

1999 Played an ultra-conservative, retired security guard who takes singing lessons from his drag queen neighbor (Philip Seymour Hoffman) in Joel Schumacher's "Flawless"

1998 Essayed the small role of prisoner-benefactor in the remake of "Great Expectations"

1998 Starred in John Frankenheimer's international thriller "Ronin"

1997 Cast in a supporting role as NYPD internal affairs special agent Moe Tilden in James Mangold's "Cop Land"

1997 Played a political fixer who hires a Hollywood producer (Dustin Hoffman) to stage a nonexistent war in Barry Levinson's "Wag the Dog"

1996 Produced and acted in "Marvin's Room," an adaptation of Scott McPerson's off-Broadway play

1995 First onscreen pairing with Al Pacino in Michael Mann's "Heat"

1995 Reunited again with Scorsese and Pesci for "Casino"

1993 Debut as an executive producer, the anthology TV series "Tribeca" (Fox)

1993 Feature directorial debut, "A Bronx Tale" (also acted and produced); fourth film with Pesci

1993 Delivered low key turn as nerdy cop in John McNaughton's "Mad Dog and Glory"; Scorsese served as a producer

1992 Starred in Winkler's "Night and the City" opposite Jessica Lange

1992 First credit as producer on a film in which he did not act, "Thunderheart"

1991 First film with Winkler as a director, "Guilty By Suspicion"; played a film director confounded by the blacklist

1991 Played the monstrous Max Cady in Scorsese's remake of "Cape Fear"; nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award

1990 Earned another Best Actor Oscar nomination as a patient who regains consciousness after three decades in a coma in "Awakenings"

1990 Reteamed with Scorsese and Pesci for "GoodFellas"

1989 Debut as an executive producer, the remake of "We're No Angels"; scripted by Mamet and co-starring Sean Penn

1988 Matched wits with Charles Grodin in Martin Brest's socko action-comedy "Midnight Run"

1988 Founded TriBeCa Films with Jane Rosenthal

1987 Portrayed Al Capone in De Palma's "The Untouchables"; scripted by David Mamet

1986 Made Broadway debut in "Cuba and His Teddy Bear"

1984 Joined director Sergio Leone for his mob tale "Once Upon a Time in America"; second film with Pesci

1983 Played world class loser Rupert Pupkin, who kidnaps a famous late-night talk show host (Jerry Lewis) in Scorsese's "The King of Comedy"

1980 Received Best Actor Academy Award for his portrayal of boxer Jake La Motta in Scorsese's "Raging Bull"; first film with Joe Pesci who played his brother

1978 Starred as Pennsylvania steelworker-turned Green Beret Michael Vronsky in Michael Cimino's "The Deer Hunter"; received second Best Actor Academy Award nomination

1977 Re-teamed with Scorsese to portray a musician romancing a band singer (Liza Minnelli) in "New York, New York"; produced by Winkler

1976 Portrayed pampered bourgeois grandson of the tyrannical landowner Burt Lancaster in Bernardo Bertolucci's "1900"

1976 Re-teamed with Scorsese for "Taxi Driver"; his first solo billing above the title; garnered first Best Actor Academy Award nomination

1976 Essayed Irving Thalberg-like movie mogul in "The Last Tycoon"; was adapted from the unfinished novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald

1974 Earned a Best Supporting Actor Oscar as a young Vito Corleone in Francis Ford Coppola's "Godfather II"; spoke only eight words in English, rigorously researching and learning the Sicilian dialect whic

1973 Delivered the poignant portrayal of a dying catcher in the baseball picture "Bang the Drum Slowly"

1973 First film with director Martin Scorsese, "Mean Streets"; the two had actually been boyhood acquaintances but had not seen each other in 14 years

1971 First collaboration with producer Irwin Winkler, "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight"

1970 Reprised "Greetings" role for De Palma's "Hi, Mom!"

1970 Co-starred with Shelley Winters in "Bloody Mama"

1970 Off-Broadway debut in Winters' play "One Night Stand of a Noisy Passenger"

1968 First released feature, De Palma's "Greetings"

1966 Feature starring debut, Brian De Palma's "The Wedding Party" (shelved until 1969)

1965 Had a walk-on role in Marcel Carne's "Trois Chambre a Manhattan/Three Rooms in Manhattan"

1959 Left school at age 16 to begin studying acting with Stella Adler

1953 Earliest stage experience, playing the Cowardly Lion in a PS 41 production of "The Wizard of Oz"

Had bit part in the daytime soap opera "Search for Tomorrow"