Al Pacino, the legendary actor known for his iconic roles in films like The Godfather and Scarface, is releasing his first autobiography at the age of 84. Titled “Sonny Boy,” after what his mother called him, the book delves into Pacino’s life, career, and recent experiences as a father to his fourth child, Roman.
In a candid interview, Pacino reflects on his life, his most famous films, and the challenges he has faced. He shares stories about his early days in New York, his breakthrough role in The Godfather, and the unexpected success of Scarface. Despite his age, Pacino still has a deep love for the big screen and believes in the future of cinema, citing directors like Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino as guardians of the art form.
The interview also reveals some surprising details about Pacino, such as his near-death experience during the pandemic, financial struggles, and his unlikely phone case featuring Shrek. Despite his illustrious career, Pacino admits to some regrets, including never receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
As Pacino’s autobiography hits the shelves and a one-hour interview special is set to air on BBC 2, fans and admirers of the actor can look forward to gaining new insights into the life and career of one of Hollywood’s most enduring stars.
