Taxi Driver

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Ride the Edge: Dive into the World of Taxi Driver

In the gritty labyrinth of 1970s NYC, Travis Bickle's insomnia fuels a descent into madness. By day, he's a cabbie schlepping through the urban grime; by night, a vigilante plotting drastic measures to cleanse the city and find his own twisted redemption.

Taxi Driver Trivia

Which actor played the character Travis Bickle in the film "Taxi Driver"? (Genius)
#1: Robert De Niro
#2: Al Pacino
#3: Jack Nicholson
#4: Clint Eastwood
What year was the film "Taxi Driver" released? (Expert)
#1: 1974
#2: 1976
#3: 1979
#4: 1982
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Taxi Driver Fun Facts

Robert De Niro obtained a cab driver's license and worked as a taxi driver for a month in preparation for his role.
Jodie Foster was only 12 years old during the filming of Taxi Driver, and her sister Connie stood in for her in some of the more explicit scenes.

Taxi Driver Polls

Who was your favorite character in Taxi Driver?
Travis Bickle
Iris
Betsy
Wizard
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Best Scene in Taxi Driver
Bickle Talking to Himself in the Mirror
Bickle Saving Iris
The Shootout
The Cab Ride with Betsy
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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

production
November 1975

Filming of Taxi Driver

Principal photography for Taxi Driver takes place in New York City.

festival_premiere
May 22, 1976

Premiere of Taxi Driver

Taxi Driver premieres at the Cannes Film Festival and wins the Palme d'Or.

release
February 7, 1976

Theatrical Release of Taxi Driver

Taxi Driver is released widely in cinemas across the United States.

critical_reception
1976

Taxi Driver Critical Acclaim

Taxi Driver receives widespread critical acclaim and establishes itself as a classic.

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