The 1972 masterpiece made Pacino a movie star ... As soon as the lights went out, I went out. The Quotes From All Three Godfather Movies That Make The Series So Legendary I Know Nobody Agrees ...

Also, the quotes below aren't necessarily tokens of wisdom that can be plucked out of context and immediately understood by people who haven't even seen the movie. Rather, The Godfather's most ...

The Quotes From All Three Godfather Movies That Make The Series ... they pull him right back in. Huh, Al? Al Pacino's insightful comments serve as a poignant reminder of the sheer brilliance ...

A little over a decade ago, the Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino was living in Beverley ... Throughout the book he casually quotes Molière, Brecht, Shakespeare. He is a passionate scholar, minus ...

Al Pacino doesn’t hold a grudge against his “The Godfather” co-star Marlon Brando, who scored the Best Actor Oscar award, despite having more lines than him in the 1972 drama. The “House ...

Although Al Pacino will always be synonymous with his breakthrough performance in The Godfather (1972), Francis Ford Coppola‘s acclaimed mafia drama nearly replaced him. In his new memoir Sonny ...

"The Godfather" is one of the most iconic movies of all time, but Al Pacino said that he thought it would be "the worst picture ever made." The 1972 film was Pacino's big break. But in his memoir ...

When Al Pacino got hurt on the set of The Godfather, the actor thought the universe had handed him an offer he couldn't refuse: an excuse to leave the film. In the scene in question, Michael ...

The studio had not wanted Pacino for the iconic role of mob bosses son Michael Corleone to begin with, preferring either Ryan O’Neal, Robert Redford or Warren Beatty. But Pacino had one thing in ...

Al Pacino suffered an ankle injury on the set of Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather,” and he admits in his new memoir to feeling relieved that it might have gotten him fired. At the time ...