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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?... show more

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Doddy1 month ago

He nailed everyone's voice apart from Deniro! 😂

Andrεw1 month ago

To be honest, quite cringe.

SFloyd1 month ago

He didn't sound like any of them. Smfh

Justin1 month ago

I’ve heard way more better impressions than his lol

G 🦩🔰🍋1 month ago

His RDN was easily the worst

Camera Life1 month ago

Tom Hiddleston is brilliant - anyone that says otherwise is an idiot

Seymour1 month ago

Pacino and Wilson were good. Walker and De Niro really weren’t.

Coooop101 month ago

Impressions were..😁

The Ghost of Tom Joad1 month ago

He's really not the good at impressions.

SportsBetAdvisors1 month ago

He sounded more like Mark Wahlberg wtf was that lol

Joe Mangle1 month ago

They were all good apart from De Niro FFS

LamNam 🔱 Investor1 month ago

Was expecting better tbh

Jensen be1 month ago

them impressions were dogshit but nobody had the heart to tell him lol

William1 month ago

Fuk De Niro

@GranpaRitchie1 month ago

The cocksucker is wearing a commie hat.

Jon Hayes1 month ago

Hiddlestone is brilliant - you can tell he’s a nice, funny, intelligent and interesting person; he’s in awe of RDN here, not only breaking down his voice, but his acting and the scene

Mark Joseph Doyle1 month ago

I’m glad I’m not the only person that thought they were terrible impressions 🤦🏽‍♂️

Dudley Delderfield1 month ago

@jimmycigarettes the walken one is very good. 😂

Steve David. 🇺🇦 Slava Ukraini1 month ago

A veritable sea of talent. I salute you all.

Klejdys1 month ago

@dpinsen

Christine Z.1 month ago

Omg the De Niro one was the worst. Sounded like John Travolta.

Fed up1 month ago

I do a de niro impression every time I take a shit

VMK1 month ago

Tom is such a nice man..

Blaze1 month ago

I like when RBN talks about acting, its what hes good at

Pablo1 month ago

Stick to the day job Tom.

Jay XRP1 month ago

Awful.

Jay Hansen1 month ago

He’s a moron

Christian Heinz1 month ago

Ah, DeNiro the dudd.

Adrian Stunt1 month ago

Highly enjoyable impression. Throughout it I'm actually reminded of what an iconic, monumental scene it was. No violence, just a quiet, peaceful cup of coffee, but illustrates what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immoveable object. Truly a great cinematic moment.

Weasels Norway - (nomad)1 month ago

Let us hear all about Robert de Niro's most heroic service during the draft period in the USA...

Henry Rupert Harrington1 month ago

This man Tom is a born James Bond.

Joey1 month ago

What a cunt, typical upper class British dickhead

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