When it comes to those four immortal words he uttered in the 1976 classic "Taxi Driver," Robert De Niro still isn't talkin'.
Sitting down with director Martin Scorsese and the film's cast on TODAY Friday, the 72-year-old star coyly refused to repeat the famous line, "You talkin' to me?", despite Matt Lauer's full-court press.
"There's no way I'm letting you go on this ... I am not leaving here, I don't care if I stay up all night, you're saying it," the TODAY anchor needled.
"You just said it in front of a packed house next door," Matt added, referring to the film's 40th anniversary screening at the Manhattan's Beacon Theatre on Thursday night.
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But De Niro bobbed-and-weaved like Jake LaMotta of "Raging Bull," brushing off the repeated requests.
"I can't tell you. I'm not going to tell you," he said, laughing.
De Niro is famous for choosing not to repeat the line for interviewers.
There was, however, a consolation prize: Co-star Cybill Shepherd, who played lonely cabbie Travis Bickle's love interest in the film, stepped in and offered her take on the threatening query.
"I've used that line, it just doesn't go over as well," she joked.