Al Pacino discusses his near-death experience, The Godfather, and his phone case in an interview. The legendary actor reflects on his life as he releases his autobiography titled Sonny Boy, inspired by his mother’s nickname for him. He shares insights into his role as a father to his young son Roman, born last year, and his co-parenting relationship with Roman’s mother, Noor Alfallah.
Pacino delves into his iconic roles in films like The Godfather and Scarface, revealing behind-the-scenes stories and his views on his career. He opens up about almost being replaced during the filming of The Godfather and the lasting impact of Scarface on his career. Despite his success, he confesses to some regrets about writing his memoir but acknowledges the significance of sharing his story.
The veteran actor also discusses the future of Hollywood and the enduring appeal of cinema, expressing confidence in the industry’s resilience. He praises directors like Scorsese, Tarantino, and Coppola for keeping the art of filmmaking alive. Pacino remains passionate about acting and storytelling, highlighting the importance of passing on his legacy to future generations.
In a candid and engaging conversation, Al Pacino offers a glimpse into his life, career, and his enduring love for the art of cinema.