Al Pacino Says He Agreed to Make the Widely Panned “Godfather: Part III” Because 'I Was Broke'
Al Pacino is getting candid about his financial reason for signing up to star. In his new memoir Sonny Boy, Pacino, 84, opens up about his initial decision to reprise his role of Michael Corleone in 1974's more-well-received The Godfather: Part II,
Francis Ford Coppola confronted the star about his performance in an upmarket Manhattan restaurant, telling him to look back ...
They had been filming for about a week and a half and word got around that Paramount was unhappy with Pacino’s performance, ...
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Al Pacino Explains How He Went Broke Twice Despite Starring in Numerous Iconic FilmsAl Pacino opened up about going broke twice while he was starring in several iconic films, including ‘The Godfather’ ...
Pacino recently talked about his past struggles with money and how Diane Keaton helped him overcome his struggle.
In his new memoir 'Sonny Boy', Al Pacino reflected on his breakthrough role in Francis Ford Coppola's 'The Godfather' (1972).
Al Pacino has opened up about his early struggles on the set of The Godfather, revealing how he was almost “fired” from the ...
Al Pacino, 84, came from a gritty childhood in the South Bronx to establish himself as one of the most iconic film stars. In ...
Al Pacino met a real-life mobster as part of his research to play Michael Corleone. The Hollywood veteran, 84, was nominated for a best supporting actor Oscar for his portrayal of soldier ...
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Part III, and his reason is simple: he needed the money. In his new memoir Sonny Boy, the 84-year-old actor revealed that ...
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