Robert De Niro Assists Andrew Cuomo in Urging New Yorkers to Stay at Home During Pandemic

Having element in the Coronavirus PSA shared by the New York Governor, ‘The Irishman’ star reprises one of his most popular traces from strike 2000 comedy ‘Meet the Parents’.

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Robert De Niro has joined the rising checklist of stars sternly urging admirers and followers to stay at home right up until the coronavirus pandemic passes.

The motion picture star appears in a new community service announcement, shared by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo around the weekend, in which the 76-year-previous reprises one of his most popular movie traces.

“Hello there, this is Robert De Niro. We all need to stay home,” “The Irishman” star tells his fellow New Yorkers in the video. “We need to quit the spread of this virus, and we can only do it alongside one another. Not just to defend ourselves but to defend other people and all the more mature people today you enjoy…”

He concluded with his line from strike 2000 comedy “Fulfill the Mom and dad”: “I’m seeing you.”

Governor Cuomo added the caption: “Robert De Niro is seeing you. Remain home. Help save lives.”

Robert De Niro and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo urge people today to stay at home amid Coronavirus.

The politician has been seeking to inspire New Yorkers to take the fatal coronavirus disaster very seriously for the previous week, insisting any individual who leaves home for something non-important is risking their health and the health of other people.

A lot more than 20,000 people today have been contaminated in the state, with twelve,000 scenarios in New York Town.

De Niro joins the likes of Taylor Swift, Bebe Rexha, Ariana Grande, and contaminated stars Tom Hanks and Idris Elba, who have taken to social media to urge admirers to take the lockdown very seriously.