What can you say about the greatest actor of all time? He’s charming, humble, funny and sexy as hell-at every age. I love to watch him win awards because he’s genuinely surprised, shy, and speechless. He’s just a genius. We’re the lucky ones, Al. I hope you know how much your fans love you.
Not only is Pacino one of the most greatest actors to ever embrace the screen he is also one of the most fascinating actors to listen too ... Wikipedia of roles, experience and knowledge... I love this guy!
The end of this episode was really moving. They had an elderly ex British soldier, i think he was about 100 years old, and they unveiled a painting of him, to him and his son... Al Pacino was by them when they did, and he just seemed SO personable towards them, and caring a and respectful. Class.
Michael Corleone, Tony Montana, Serpico, Carlito... No me canso de ver sus películas. Grande, muy grande. Leyenda, uno de los mejores actores. ¡Único!, me vuelve loca Al Pacino. Estaría horas y horas escuchándole.
Al is really down to earth humble guy!!! I can listen to him for hours, he looks great for his age. Still looks late 60s to early 70s, and still really handsome. Also really funny
Al still remains a class act. His great films have long entered into legendary status. Whether it be "The Godfather 2", "Serpico" or the brilliant "Carlito's Way", he gave it his all with some memorable performances. As for "The Irishman", Al was magnificent as Jimmy Hoffa. He is now in the twilight of his career, but he can look back on his career with enormous pride.
Wow what beautiful soul Al has , beautiful words and beautiful mind, wonderful man and Logan Lerman he seems to be really lovely young man. I really enjoyed video, thank you for posting it.
My favorite actor of all time. I love this man so much. I could rewatch the godfather movies over and over and over again. Dog Day Afternoon has also become a favorite movie of mine
A lot of actors don’t make for very good interviews(De Niro for example - certainly when he was younger, and the one with Barry Norman - and Daniel Day Lewis), but Al is one of the intriguing ones.
Even as a child Al would re-enact scenes from The Lost Weekend & Yankee Doodle Dandy for his beloved grandfather. A born performer & no mistake...His terrific film with Gene Hackman, the Scarecrow is too seldom shown, sadly...
He’s one of the greatest actors of all time and imo the best. So many incredible performances over the years but I’d say Dog Day Afternoon is my favourite.
Its my favourite too that and justice for all. I do have a question for u thought I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays. Do u happen to know why?
It was a Saturday evening in December 1983 at the Booth Theater. We bought tickets to see Al in American Buffalo. Somehow I realized once sitting,what horrible seats,way way in the back. Al looked as small as a penny. His performance was a giving! At the end we hurried outside hoping to get our Playbill signed. Well we waited, and out came Al ,before hand a women was collecting our playbills and it’s authenticity was Als signature. The black 1983 Jeep pulled up almost hitting my wife.He entered his black 1983 wagoner Jeep and proceeded to roll down the window and extended his hand . I shook his hand and said hey Migelie Corleone saying it in Italian accent. He smiled with confidence. Till this day I have the picture and serves a great memory.
Any Given Sunday speech delivered by Al Pacino is arguably the greatest most motivational speech I have ever heard in a film! Should have been included in this tribute. A great film with some great acting and story. One of Oliver Stone's best films.
I do have a question for u thought I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays. Do u happen to know why?
He was born to do it spesh being an only child wiv that chemistry. However he's been smart temperate as much as an acclaimed actor can b to always put the work first middle and last but learning the other side of the business to an aplomb. Very engaging . A rare gem
Typical Matt Baker question...."So Al Pacino it's great to have you on the show, does method acting come naturally or is it something you have to work on, because I suppose essentially you're playing a part but also trying to become the person as well, does that bother you at all, or are you just glad to be acting because I know your real passion is snorkeling isn't it, I'm sure I read that somewhere so is this the job you've always wanted to do or are you looking to do some other types of work, and what does the character mean to you because I know you've had a similar upbringing and always yearned to play someone who makes cheese for a living, so do you normally like playing the cheese making, snorkeling bad guy?"
I think we're seeing the sunset of his carrer right now, The Irishmnan was the last or hopefully one of the last good things he does in Cinema. I hope he does at least one more good film besides The Irishman, Sad but true, it reminds me of Brando last years , or any other great actor in the last years of his carrer, they just trying to get by, without Pacino there would not be Joaquín Phoenix, Gary Oldman, Christian Bale, Tom Hardy etc..
Imagine a movie with Al Pacino, Clint Eastwood, Sean Connery, Morgan Freeman, Harrison Ford, Jack Lemmon(RIP), Robert De Niro, That would be something.
No Cowser in theory yes but in reality it’ll be a flop. Great actors and acting is like caviar, it tastes good in small amount, but a large leaves bad taste.
I do have a question for u thought I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays. Do u happen to know why?
ok i hear you ,but we got an interesting bit of pacino really talking ,,this interview doesnt happen in america ,,diffrent style etc ,,,and its al pacino ,,lets put our cardigans on to chat ,,sooo english ,,he loved it ,too,,,
As far as British hosts' standards, perhaps. But I've been watching a string of interviews with Al and have to say this is one of the rare ones where they seem to make him feel at ease talking about and being himself. He seems to subtlety appreciate being heard.
It's fucking acting...you do it everyday...big fucking deal! It's the script, the direction, the story. This guy is real but he who is he anyways...a face, a voice...pick your leaders wisely...it ain't actors.
fact im afraid, as wonderful as he is, Pacino is gay, he had a relationship with Spacey around 88, in London, after Glengarry Glen Ross. The cab driver had them in the back of his cab and dropped Spacey off at the Old Vic theater and took Pacino onto a hotel. They were making out in the back seat. No wonder he likes this fine young gentleman..
I'm slightly obsessed with hearing Al Pacino speak. He's so funny and down to earth.
I love his voice so much.
What can you say about the greatest actor of all time? He’s charming, humble, funny and sexy as hell-at every age. I love to watch him win awards because he’s genuinely surprised, shy, and speechless. He’s just a genius. We’re the lucky ones, Al. I hope you know how much your fans love you.
I agree with you, still handsome. And looks great for his age, looks late 60s to early 70s still
💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Agree with all you say great actor. Sexy man
So very well said, Karen. ❤️
Greatest movie actor? Yes, or very close. Stage actor? No.
AL is real old school, brilliant actor, sadly they don't make them like him anymore, long may he continue.!!
Sadly they grow old. And eventually gone. Irreplaceable.
Can u make it more depressiveeee
@@bengramos9305 so much sadness wow its a treasure isnt it...bla bla
Such a humble man, no hollywood bullshit about him at all. Legend!
Yes!
Absolutely. He's a true artist!! That's what he was always about, was never in it to get famous, it just happened. Makes him all the more a LEGEND!!
@@Victor020386 exactly
The best actor of all time, there is nobody like you, Al. The Godfather, Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico, Scent of a Woman, Scarface, Heat, The Irish.
I like his work as an actor and a director in Chinese coffee as well.
Carlito's way
Brando was better
You forgot Donnie Brasco
Nobody like him? How about Robert DeNiro
Not only is Pacino one of the most greatest actors to ever embrace the screen he is also one of the most fascinating actors to listen too ... Wikipedia of roles, experience and knowledge... I love this guy!
Agree
I was lucky enough to meet him on two occasions in London and on both times he was an absolute gentleman!
Was very lukky
You're indeed lucky
Al Pacino and Sylvester Stallone are the only two actors I’d actually be star-struck over
I’m so jealous
i have nothing but admiration for this man. i love him so much
E too 👍
I’m my eyes still handsome man. And a fabulous Actor.
I totally agree, looks great for his age, looks way younger
The end of this episode was really moving. They had an elderly ex British soldier, i think he was about 100 years old, and they unveiled a painting of him, to him and his son...
Al Pacino was by them when they did, and he just seemed SO personable towards them, and caring a and respectful.
Class.
Pacino seems like a top bloke 👌 wish him many more years of good health and of course some great movies.
Bellísimo Al❤
What a lovely guy - a megastar for half a century but so grounded and accessible and friendly. A truly phenomenal catalogue of films...
Michael Corleone, Tony Montana, Serpico, Carlito... No me canso de ver sus películas. Grande, muy grande. Leyenda, uno de los mejores actores. ¡Único!, me vuelve loca Al Pacino. Estaría horas y horas escuchándole.
Al is really down to earth humble guy!!! I can listen to him for hours, he looks great for his age. Still looks late 60s to early 70s, and still really handsome. Also really funny
Long live Al ! He’s a true living legend. Much respect.✊
Al Pacino is the best actor ever !
Al still remains a class act. His great films have long entered into legendary status.
Whether it be "The Godfather 2", "Serpico" or the brilliant "Carlito's Way", he gave it his all
with some memorable performances.
As for "The Irishman", Al was magnificent as Jimmy Hoffa. He is now in the twilight of
his career, but he can look back on his career with enormous pride.
How are you going to leave out Scarface...
Totally agree 👍
Don’t forget Dog Day Afternoon
the Scent of Woman, Devil's advocate
al pacino I could listen to you all day . What a legend and a humble, thoughtful, available person. One in a million, proud to be an italian like you
He still looks great. Amazing and gorgeous actor. Love you Al
Al Pacino My Godfather ❤️
Such a humble, beautiful man. I adore him. 💗
I adore him too, very humble. I can listen to him all the time :) Gorgeous man
Wow what beautiful soul Al has , beautiful words and beautiful mind, wonderful man and Logan Lerman he seems to be really lovely young man. I really enjoyed video, thank you for posting it.
Catriona Foy - absolutely! 😊💖a beautiful soul indeed! Glorious interview. 😊
He never plays in his best movies , he is the movie
He looks great for eighty something!He's eyes started to tear up a bit.
He does look great, he got so emotional with that fan video. So humble
Al Pacino is my hero and always will be. What a man. I hope he is remembered for decades to come
There's only one Al 👑
Aww bless him he was so touched by all the videos of people saying how much they love him and his movies he’s such a nice man and incredible actor
Hes a sweetheart, he got emotional :). I agree, he got touched by all the videos
My favorite actor of all time. I love this man so much. I could rewatch the godfather movies over and over and over again. Dog Day Afternoon has also become a favorite movie of mine
So cute that he said never had listened to the fans talking about him that way. ❤
Al Pacino is the most consummate Actor of all time! I love him!❤
Great man ,can act any part. Love him to bits. Gorgeous man love him♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️⛄ good health keep well Al 👍❤️ love u forever ♥️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️
A lot of actors don’t make for very good interviews(De Niro for example - certainly when he was younger, and the one with Barry Norman - and Daniel Day Lewis), but Al is one of the intriguing ones.
Even as a child Al would re-enact scenes from The Lost Weekend & Yankee Doodle Dandy for his beloved grandfather. A born performer & no mistake...His terrific film with Gene Hackman, the Scarecrow is too seldom shown, sadly...
we'd pass the hat...and we'd eat...the humility of Pacino is astonishing!
Seems like a lovely bloke..
My love
He’s one of the greatest actors of all time and imo the best. So many incredible performances over the years but I’d say Dog Day Afternoon is my favourite.
Its my favourite too that and justice for all. I do have a question for u thought I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays. Do u happen to know why?
A real touch of class 🌟❤️👍... love to all from Ireland 🇮🇪
The Master!
It was a Saturday evening in December 1983 at the Booth Theater. We bought tickets to see Al in American Buffalo. Somehow I realized once sitting,what horrible seats,way way in the back. Al looked as small as a penny. His performance was a giving! At the end we hurried outside hoping to get our Playbill signed.
Well we waited, and out came Al ,before hand a women was collecting our playbills and it’s authenticity was Als signature. The black 1983 Jeep pulled up almost hitting my wife.He entered his black 1983 wagoner Jeep and proceeded to roll down the window and extended his hand . I shook his hand and said hey Migelie Corleone saying it in Italian accent. He smiled with confidence. Till this day I have the picture and serves a great memory.
I love The Godfather, Dog Day Afternoon, Heat, Frankie & Johnnie and Scarface! However Scent of A Woman is my jam!!!!!
Lovely interview, a gentleman!
After watching him as a gangster and villain he comes across as a lovely gentle man a great actor the best
Any Given Sunday speech delivered by Al Pacino is arguably the greatest most motivational speech I have ever heard in a film! Should have been included in this tribute. A great film with some great acting and story. One of Oliver Stone's best films.
I love you Al Pacino, my favorite actor in the whole wide world, you acted with a friend I met from the AADA James Hayden !!!
I do have a question for u thought I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays. Do u happen to know why?
Love him in Carlito’s Way - so sad at the end ..... I was crying 😭 😭😭
Great Interview with the Greatest of all the Great Actors of All Time!
Salute
Saddens me...he looks old...life just goes on and Al is 80 ...my god...he will always be my idol
@Tia Jones I agee with you. He is looking good❤
He looks great for his age, he doesn't look old!!!!
@Elizabeth Thorburn Jones I agree, he looks great for his age. Looks younger
The Legend
Really going to miss you al when you are not going to be with us ❤️❤️❤️ You are making me dream ❤️❤️❤️
long life for al guy looks great 👍
What a class act!
E sempre affascinante Al Pacino!!!😅😍😍😘😘
He was born to do it spesh being an only child wiv that chemistry. However he's been smart temperate as much as an acclaimed actor can b to always put the work first middle and last but learning the other side of the business to an aplomb. Very engaging . A rare gem
I just like al because he's AL
LEGEND
Ledgend!!
Al does like to exhaust a point.
Brilliant actor I thought he was superb playing Hoffa in the irishman he made Hoffa intense and funny at the same time lol
As much as I love scarface heat is my favourite pacino film
They left out Serpico and Dog Day Afternoon in that clip!
Both criminally underrated
My two favourite Pacino performances
Goat Actor
Michael Corleone 😢🥺
Typical Matt Baker question...."So Al Pacino it's great to have you on the show, does method acting come naturally or is it something you have to work on, because I suppose essentially you're playing a part but also trying to become the person as well, does that bother you at all, or are you just glad to be acting because I know your real passion is snorkeling isn't it, I'm sure I read that somewhere so is this the job you've always wanted to do or are you looking to do some other types of work, and what does the character mean to you because I know you've had a similar upbringing and always yearned to play someone who makes cheese for a living, so do you normally like playing the cheese making, snorkeling bad guy?"
The greatest to ever do it.
Tesoro .
Is the host aware he is wearing the exact cardigan Al wore in Godfather 3...??
interesting point
Must be paying tribute to that film
I think we're seeing the sunset of his carrer right now, The Irishmnan was the last or hopefully one of the last good things he does in Cinema. I hope he does at least one more good film besides The Irishman, Sad but true, it reminds me of Brando last years , or any other great actor in the last years of his carrer, they just trying to get by, without Pacino there would not be Joaquín Phoenix, Gary Oldman, Christian Bale, Tom Hardy etc..
If you look him up, he has two more movies coming out!!!
Imagine a movie with Al Pacino, Clint Eastwood, Sean Connery, Morgan Freeman, Harrison Ford, Jack Lemmon(RIP), Robert De Niro, That would be something.
No Cowser in theory yes but in reality it’ll be a flop. Great actors and acting is like caviar, it tastes good in small amount, but a large leaves bad taste.
I think we need to add some female talent to this cast...
@@morganfisherart lol
@@morganfisherart No, we don't.
Never need an oscar,
He what an oscar need.
Lee strassberg always badass r.i.p.
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Don't ask me about my career Alex.
5:50 tell me your from Britain without telling me you're from Britain haha
Think Al got a bit mixed up there at the end, I think he meant to say Hyman Roth rather than Meyer Lansky
I thought that too, but I read somewhere Hyman Roth is loosly based on Meyer Lansky
Badesst actor of all time
That young guy listening to al Pacino talking is so star struck and listening to his every word. I still love Robert de Niro more
Pacino is a better actor
@@KevinSmith-wp9qs Can't we just agree to say that they're both great actors ?
@@LeJobastre1215 agreed lol
May u explain why? Because i never get why people prefer dinero i would really like to hear ur pov.thanks
I do have a question for u thought I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays. Do u happen to know why?
He has Italian passion and emotion
14.10...Is this not the #Runner...dismissed / This Morning..#P.S....?
He’s getting old, it breaks my heart thinking he’s not gonna be here anymore
This show has the most 2-dimensional hosts ever. I hate watching them.
Alex Jones is 6 dimensional
ok i hear you ,but we got an interesting bit of pacino really talking ,,this interview doesnt happen in america ,,diffrent style etc ,,,and its al pacino ,,lets put our cardigans on to chat ,,sooo english ,,he loved it ,too,,,
Thankfully hated Matt Baker is leaving soon.😆
As far as British hosts' standards, perhaps. But I've been watching a string of interviews with Al and have to say this is one of the rare ones where they seem to make him feel at ease talking about and being himself. He seems to subtlety appreciate being heard.
I think that girl at 6:02 is cute.
Al is good but he's no Brando.
The presenters on this show are just amateur. It’s embarrassing
Making what ?
never heard of him
Mmmm really
@@ryanharris3804 yeah seeemsbboring, like de capreeows betta and morgrim freedmin
I guess you live in a cave then...
@MrSte2phen You must have been born yesterday, then...
It's fucking acting...you do it everyday...big fucking deal! It's the script, the direction, the story. This guy is real but he who is he anyways...a face, a voice...pick your leaders wisely...it ain't actors.
Can u plz explain more? That an interesting pov
Trump 2020
fact im afraid, as wonderful as he is, Pacino is gay, he had a relationship with Spacey around 88, in London, after Glengarry Glen Ross. The cab driver had them in the back of his cab and dropped Spacey off at the Old Vic theater and took Pacino onto a hotel. They were making out in the back seat. No wonder he likes this fine young gentleman..
If you say so.
👌
Nice story.
Could have used a lottery win and a single mum off a council estate though.
Thanks for playing.....
Why are you bringing that shit up. It's his fucking business not yours
Forget about it!