Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver didn’t just leave a mark on cinema. It carved out a whole epic legacy and continues to be one of his best projects to date.

A Taxi Driver video game that would’ve been a sequel to the Martin Scorsese movie was in the works, but was thankfully ...

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Robert De Niro drove a real NYC cab for 12-hour shifts to prep for Taxi Driver—and the license he used still exists as proof ...

Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver owes a lot to a John Wayne movie, as Travis Bickle is an updated version of The Duke’s classic character.

You bring them so much joy. Bye Gia.” De Niro famously played mentally unstable veteran and nighttime taxi driver, Travis Bickle, in 1976’s Taxi Driver, which earned him an Oscars nomination.

In “Taxi Driver,” De Niro’s portrayal of disturbed cabbie Travis Bickle birthed one of the most memorable scenes in cinema history: standing in front of a mirror, Bickle talks to himself and ...

Robert De Niro has revealed the true story behind one of the most iconic scenes from director Martin Scorsese‘s 1976 thriller Taxi Driver. “Some of the best stuff, not always, is when it’s ...