The Concert for New York City 23 years old

The Concert for New York City took place on October 20, 2001 at Madison Square Garden. It was a celebration of the strength of New York and a thank-you to the heroic firefighters, police officers and rescue workers who saved tens of thousands of lives on September 11th. More than 6000 firefighters, police officers and rescue workers attended as guests.

Credits

Robert De Niro as Himself

Jim Carrey as Himself

Leonardo DiCaprio as Himself

Harrison Ford as Himself

Richard Gere as Himself

Natalie Portman as Herself

The Concert for New York City Cast

Name	Character
Robert De Niro He was 58, now 81 years old	as Himself
Jim Carrey He was 39, now 62 years old	as Himself
Leonardo DiCaprio He was 26, now 50 years old	as Himself
Harrison Ford He was 59, now 82 years old	as Himself
Richard Gere He was 52, now 75 years old	as Himself
Natalie Portman She was 20, now 43 years old	as Herself
Susan Sarandon She was 55, now 78 years old	as Herself
Edward Norton He was 32, now 55 years old	as Himself
Billy Crystal He was 53, now 76 years old	as Himself
John Cusack He was 35, now 58 years old	as Himself
Kevin Smith He was 31, 31 years old when he died	as Himself
Michelle Williams She was 21, now 44 years old	as Herself
Will Ferrell He was 34, now 57 years old	as Himself
Salma Hayek She was 35, now 58 years old	as Herself
Steve Buscemi He was 43, now 67 years old	as Himself
Mike Myers He was 38, now 61 years old	as Himself
Julia Stiles She was 20, now 43 years old	as Herself
Macy Gray She was 32, now 55 years old	as Herself
Michael J. Fox He was 40, now 63 years old	as Himself
Adam Sandler He was 35, now 58 years old	as Himself
Halle Berry She was 35, now 58 years old	as Herself
Hilary Swank She was 27, now 50 years old	as Herself
David Bowie He was 54, 69 years old when he died	as Himself
Jimmy Fallon He was 27, now 50 years old	as Himself
Meg Ryan She was 39, now 63 years old	as Herself
Janet Jackson She was 35, now 58 years old	as Herself
Melissa Etheridge She was 40, now 63 years old	as Herself
Kelly Rowland She was 20, now 43 years old	as Herself
Eric Clapton He was 56, now 79 years old	as Himself
Elton John He was 54, now 77 years old	as Himself
Chris Kattan He was 31, now 54 years old	as Himself
Paul McCartney He was 59, now 82 years old	as Himself
Hillary Clinton She was 53, now 77 years old	as Herself
Jay-Z He was 31, now 55 years old	as Himself
Kevin Richardson He was 30, now 53 years old	as Himself
Jerry Seinfeld He was 47, now 70 years old	as Himself
Billy Joel He was 52, now 75 years old	as Himself
Mick Jagger He was 58, now 81 years old	as Himself
Howie Dorough He was 28, now 51 years old	as Himself
Bill Clinton He was 55, now 78 years old	as Himself
David Spade He was 37, now 60 years old	as Himself
Nick Carter He was 21, now 44 years old	as Himself
Jennifer Schwalbach Smith She was 30, now 53 years old	as Interviewee (segment "Why I Love New #*$%!&@ York")
John Mellencamp He was 50, now 73 years old	as Himself
Brian Littrell He was 26, now 49 years old	as Himself
Paul Shaffer He was 51, now 75 years old	as Himself
Kid Rock He was 30, now 53 years old	as Himself
Howard Stern He was 47, now 70 years old	as Himself
Rudolph Giuliani He was 57, now 80 years old	as Himself
A.J. McLean	as Himself
George Pataki He was 56, now 79 years old	as Himself
The Rolling Stones was 39, now 62 years old	as Himself
Bon Jovi was 18, now 41 years old	as Himself
Beyoncé She was 20, now 43 years old	as Herself

The Concert for New York City Crew

Name	Department
Paul Flattery as Producer.	Production
Paul Flattery as Writer.	Writing
Christian Charles as Director.	Directing
Christian Charles as Writer.	Writing
Louis J. Horvitz as Director. He was 54 (now 78) years old	Directing
Jerry Seinfeld as Director. He was 47 (now 70) years old	Directing
Kevin Smith as Director. He was 31 (31) years old when He died	Directing
Kevin Smith as Writer. He was 31 (31) years old when He died	Writing
Paul Shaffer as Music Director. He was 51 (now 75) years old	Sound

The Concert for New York City (23 years)

Release day: Saturday, October 20, 2001
Runtime: 296 minutes