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Doing a Robert De Niro impression is one thing. Doing it while Robert De Niro is sitting right beside you is another level of courage. 😂 Tom Hiddleston reenacts the famous Heat scene, playing both Pacino and De Niro — then De Niro actually applauds him. The funniest part?...

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