You talking to me? Robert De Niro gets his own De Niro Con at 2024 Tribeca Film Festival

You conversing to me?

The 2024 Tribeca Festival is switching it up this 12 months and will be hosting a celebration of Fest co-founder Robert De Niro.

The off-shoot, appropriately titled De Niro Con claims to be a fitting tribute to the Oscar winner. 

“I can not think of a much better way to rejoice 80 decades of Robert De Niro, my dear close friend and co-conspirator for the past 35 decades, than by throwing a big bash for his fellow New Yorkers,” Tribeca co-founder and CEO Jane Rosenthal claimed in a statement.

The extravaganza, which will take area from June 14-16, is a De Niro delight.

And numerous well known co-stars and directors will be becoming a member of in.

Movie screenings include “A Bronx Tale” with an introduction by co-star Chazz Palminteri.

“Jackie Brown” will be adopted by a discussion among Quentin Tarantino and De Niro.

Billy Crystal will be chatting with De Niro right after a screening of “Analyze This.”

“Silver Linings Playbook” will include things like a convo with director David O. Russell, together with an introduction by Kathrine Narducci. 

Screenwriter Nicholas Pileggi will talk about “Good Fellas” with the actor immediately after a screening. 

There will also be screenings of “The Godfather Element II,” “The Deer Hunter,” “Raging Bull” and “Taxi Driver.”

Maybe the best ticket will be a screening of “Mean Streets,” which coincides with the film’s 50th anniversary. Just after the screening at the Beacon Theater, director Martin Scorsese and De Niro will be interviewed by Nas.

De Niro Con also guarantees some one-of-a-variety enthusiast experiences, “including Max Cady’s jail tattoo parlor from Cape Fear (in which lovers can get authentic or short-term tattoos), Travis Bickle’s bed room from Taxi Driver, and Jack Byrnes’ notorious polygraph check from ‘Meet The Moms and dads.’” 

There is even going to be a Trivia Night time and Hero Sandwich Competition.

Tribeca Membership and De Niro Con tickets are accessible at TribecaFilm.com.