Al Pacino Reflects on Life, Career, and Fatherhood in New Memoir

The actor shares personal stories and challenges from his storied career and recent experiences as a new father at 84.

Al Pacino's new memoir, 'Sonny Boy,' offers an intimate look at his life, including his early struggles and rise to fame.
Pacino reveals he was nearly fired from 'The Godfather' but was saved by a pivotal scene that convinced the studio of his talent.
The actor candidly discusses his financial difficulties, including being swindled by a corrupt accountant and going broke twice.
Pacino shares his experience of fatherhood at 84, co-parenting his 16-month-old son Roman with ex-girlfriend Noor Alfallah.
Despite past challenges, Pacino remains optimistic about his legacy and the future of cinema, expressing a deep love for storytelling and acting.