Robert De Niro's career in film began with minor roles and gradually gained momentum. Here are the significant early milestones in his career.
Film Debut
1965
De Niro made his film debut with a minor role in 'Three Rooms in Manhattan'.
Early Film Roles
1968-1970
De Niro appeared in films such as 'Greetings', 'The Wedding Party', 'Bloody Mama', and 'Hi, Mom!', gaining experience and recognition.
Breakthrough Roles
1973
De Niro gained recognition for his roles in 'Bang the Drum Slowly' and 'Mean Streets', marking the beginning of his collaboration with Martin Scorsese.
