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Meryl Streep honors Robert De Niro at Austin gala

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Hollywood superstars Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep made a special appearance at the University of Texas Harry Ransom Center. The actors were on the UT campus for A Celebration of Film, celebrating the center's 65th anniversary. The event was held to help raise money for the endowment, which has a goal of $3 million. According to KVUE's media partners at the Austin American-Statesman, the Ransom Centre will add a Robert DeNiro panel to its etched glass windows.

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The Statesman

'My beacon for 50 years': Meryl Streep honors Robert De Niro at Austin gala

Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep come to Austin to celebrate 65th anniversary of UT's Harry Ransom Center and new De Niro Curator of Film endowment.

2 years ago·Austin, United States

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KVUE

Meryl Streep honors Robert De Niro at Austin gala

According to De Niro, if he had not started handing his memorabilia over to the Ransom Center in 2006, he would have ended up on an episode of "Hoarders."

2 years ago·Austin, United States

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Just Jared

Meryl Streep Honors Longtime Friend Robert De Niro at A Celebration of Film Gala in Austin

Meryl Streep Honors Longtime Friend Robert De Niro at A Celebration of Film Gala in Austin Meryl Streep is honoring her longtime friend Robert De Niro. The 73-year-old Mamma Mia! actress attended the A Celebration of Film Gala held in honor of the 79-year-old…

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girlstalkinsmack.com

Robert De Niro is honored by Meryl Streep and others at A Celebration of Film gala in Austin,... - The Latest Celebrity News | Celeb news now 24/7

September 26, 2022 12:34 am The De Niro Curator of Film endowment, which was announced three months ago, will showcase artifacts from De Niro’s career at the university’s Harry Ransom Center.’ Source : www.dailymail.co.uk Today’s [...]

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