Taxi Driver

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Taxi Driver 40th Anniversary: Fathom Events Trailer

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Taxi Driver: Trailer 1

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - Suck On This!

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - Travis Talks About Getting Organized

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - You Talkin' to Me?

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - Travis Is a Hero

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - Travis Visits Betsy

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - A Sick Passenger (Martin Scorsese Cameo)

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - Travis Wants to Help Iris

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Taxi Driver: Official Clip - Travis Supports Palantine

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Cast

Robert De Niro
as Travis Bickle

Jodie Foster
as Iris

Cybill Shepherd
as Betsy

Peter Boyle
as Wizard

Leonard Harris
as Palantine

Harvey Keitel
as Sport

Steven Prince
as Andy

Albert Brooks
as Tom

Martin Scorsese
as Passenger

Frank Adu
as Angry Black Man

Victor Argo
as Melio

Diahnne Abbott
as Concession Girl

Gino Ardito
as Policeman at Rally

Garth Avery
as Iris' Friend

Harry Cohn
as Cabby in Bellmore

Copper Cunningham
as Hooker in Cab

Brenda Dickson
as Soap Opera Woman

Beau Kayser
as Soap Opera Man

Harry Fischler
as Dispatcher

Nat Grant
as Stick-up Man

Richard Higgs
as Tall Secret Service Man

Vic Magnotta
as Secret Service Photographer

Bob Maroff
as Mafioso

Norman Matlock
as Charlie T

Bill Minkin
as Tom's Assistant

Murray Moston
as Iris' Time Keeper

Harry Northrup
as Doughboy

Gene Palma
as Street Drummer

Carey Poe
as Campaign Worker

Robin Utt
as Campaign Worker

Peter Savage
as The John

Jason Holt

Robert Shields
as Palantine Aide

Ralph S. Singleton
as TV Interviewer

Joe Spinell
as Personnel Officer

Maria Turner
as Angry Hooker on Street

Debbie Morgan
as Girl at Columbus Circle

Jack Hayes

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Audience Reviews for Taxi Driver

• Jul 21, 2016

  9/10/2017 - An amazing character study about a lonely and mentally unstable man who decides to do something about the "filth" in his city.
  

  Peter B Super Reviewer
• May 23, 2016

  A brilliant psychoanalysis of a disturbed individual, Taxi Driver is masterfully directed and showcases the career-defining performance of Robert De Niro, and remains just as poignant and hard-hitting as it was back then.
  Matthew M Super Reviewer
• Mar 07, 2016

  Upon revisiting this film for a college course I realized a few things; One being that Robert De Niro may have never given a better performance than Travis Bickle, two being that this film was way more ahead of its time than many 70's noir thrillers, and three being Martin Scorsese is one of the greatest directors of all time. Sure all things many people knew already, but for some reason didn't resonate with me the first time. Taxi Driver tells the unfortunate story of Travis Bickle, an ex-marine just returning from his time in Vietnam who struggles to cope with paranoid psychosis in 1970's New York. Beginning and ending with trippy colors and stylish music from Bernard Hermann, Taxi Driver gets under your skin only when it wants to and in the most in opportune times. It succeeds in giving you the uncomfortable feeling and anguish most associated with noir and it does so in fashion. Bickle's skepticism and cynical view of New York City is perfectly portrayed by De Niro as we root for him the entire length of the movie. All of this tends to get him into trouble, but we don't care, because we are so sucked into Bickle's every move and every word that we don't tend to notice just how insane he has become. Of course, the film is iconic for its famous "You talkin to me?" line and its brutally violent climax, but its Scorsese's direction of De Niro's performance I will remember most. With this film comes plenty of questions as to whether or not any of it is actually real or not, which in most cases is valid. But I don't really care one way or another. No matter what, this is a tragic tale of a man lost in a world that he doesn't understand and a world that doesn't understand him. Whether or not the engaging narration is misleading is up to interpretation, but I just know that it's a wonderfully intricate story of a troubled Taxi Driver. If De Niro's encapsulating performance isn't enough for you than perhaps Scorsese's brilliant direction and Bernard Hermann's hauntingly beautiful and stylish score will be. Taxi Driver is a masterpiece. +De Niro is an all-time best +Scorsese's meticulous direction +Engaging in an unfortunately tragic way +Score +Noir way ahead of its time 9.5/10
  

  Thomas D Super Reviewer
• Feb 05, 2016

  By far in my opinion Scorsese's best film! This film affected me on a personal level. Great acting, perfectly written plot and set pieces with Robert De Niro at what is probably his best. Taxi Driver is a masterpiece in cinema and requires viewing!
  Mr N Super Reviewer

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