Tom Hiddleston continues to prove that he's a multi-faceted actor with his spot-on impersonation of Robert de Niro.
The 34-year-old actor didn't even flinch as he was doing it in front of De Niro himself!
According to People, Hiddleston's guesting on The Graham Norton Show was filled with different impersonation antics.
He started off with Owen Wilson, whom he worked with in the film "Midnight in Paris." He nailed Wilson's accent! The actor also said that he already mimicked his "Avengers" co-stars.
Famous for his role as Loki, the actor went on to impersonate Christopher Walken even saying that he's an easy one.
Hiddleston then mimicked a scene from "Heat," a movie starring Al Pacino and De Niro, Variety reported.
He started off impersonating Pacino before making the gutsy move of copying De Niro's voice and facial expressions while reciting his lines.
De Niro was pleasantly amused and was smiling the entire time. He even clapped after Hiddleston delivered his most intimidating impersonation yet.
The "Crimson Peak" actor called the experience so "meta" and added that it's like going to a parallel universe having to impersonate De Niro right in front of him.
Hiddleston is a strong contender for the Oscars for his role as Hank Williams in the biopic "I Saw the Light" where he stars with girlfriend Elizabeth Olsen. He also showcased his singing chops in the movie.
The actor is also expected to reprise his role as Loki in "Thor: Ragnarok" which hits theaters on July 28, 2017.
He is currently busy promoting his new movie "Crimson Peak," a romantic gothic horror film directed and written by Guillermo del Toro.
Watch Tom Hiddleston's impressive impersonation below: