- Tiny Hat Intro: Our first look at Bob in Marty's Films
- Rakish grin, terrible hair
- NYC Loner
- We ARE the People
- V-Day Meet-Cute
- Musical Takes a Dark Turn
- In the Ring
- Hubris: The Aftermath of Fame
- Rupert: Armchair Comedian in his Mother's House
- Can't Take No For an Answer
- Amateur Goes Rogue- And Kills It
- The Illustrated Man Behind Bars
- Freedom
- Stalking Continues
- Loud Moviegoer
Tiny Hat Intro: Our first look at Bob in Marty's Films
Film Details:
- Film Title: Mean Streets
- Film Year: 1973
- Character Name: Johnny Boy
- Cinematography: colorFilm
- Scorsese Cameo? true
Here is more information about the costume and how it informs the character:
- Clothing Articles: Warm brown plaid suitjacket with a melon-colored collared shirt.
- Hairstyle: Bowl haircut
- Props: Tiny hat
- Costume Style: Casual Dress
- Facial Hair? false
- Bare Chested? false
- Tattoos? false
- Headwear? true
- IMDb link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070379/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1"
- Other Source: Exhibit at London's Victoria and Albert Museum Profiles the Working Wardrobes of Robert De Niro and Other Actors(via The Hollywood Reporter)
- Bonus: From "Mean Streets" to "Mean Tweets": Robert De Niro Edition (via Jimmy Kimmel)
In this first look at Robert Deniro’s costumes, it’s worthwhile to read this anecdote regarding his relationship toward his clothing. According to acclaimed costume designer and UCLA professor Deborah Nadoolman Landis, "Bob has saved all the costumes he's worn since he was a young actor…Every. Single. Thing. They're totems of those different characters, and he didn't want anybody else to wear them" (Hollywood Reporter, October 26, 2012). With this in mind, Bob gives us a striking first impression as the volatile and violent Johnny Boy in an ill-fitting hat as a statement piece. Right away, something seems “off” about his persona- even before he says a word.
Did you know? Scorsese spent approximately half the film's budget clearing the songs. (via IMDb)