Aubrey Plaza

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Earlier this week, Buzzfeed’s Anne Helen Petersen wrote an essay called “The Shaming of Robert De Niro,” in which she criticized cinephiles who think De Niro should retire rather than continue to harm his legacy as one of his generation’s finest actors by appearing in subpar material. Such arguments, Petersen says, are “snobbery at best and thinly veiled ageism at worst.” Starring in films like The Bag Man, Red Lights, and Killing Season “might not be working with Scorsese for 10 years,” she adds, “but it’s not shameful.”

The Master of Deadpan is also quite the hottie.

If you haven't heard the name Aubrey Plaza yet, you will soon. Most famously known for her role as April on the NBC show 'Parks and Recreation,' Plaza is coming out with a new movie that's sure to make a splash.