RIP JAMES😰 YOU ARE SORELY MISSED 💔

The intro has always made me cry….and still does.

Beautiful ♥️

Amazing!!. .Most iconic incredible actor of all time, I love every part of the amazing Actor that is PACINO!!!

Nobody else was best suited for the part than him. A true Sicilian, descendant of Corleone.

Quote: "I believe in One day at a time; you've got TODAY that's what you've got " Al Pacino... April 25, 2017‼️

I concur.

Great episode 👌👌👌👌👌

Please upload the Tommy Lee Jones episode if you have it.

RIP 🙏.

Nice one Robyn Ann

It's beyond everybody. Makes absolutely no sense

Especially since most of the actors aren't that good.

Hes really funny and witty

Nice ivettfox

I say Robert is Best.. much more expressive

He played Big Boy Caprice

I'll bet that was good

And he helped make those movies incredible.

I don't think Scent is a great film, but I don't think it could really have been improved if he'd given it a lower key performance. It was hammy, but suited the material. The problem is just that it ends up looking silly that THAT was his oscar win when he had at least 5 better performances just that decade. If it never came near the oscars, no one would complain about that performance.

@@AllWordsAreDust I agree, idg why the academy failed to award him for his portrayal of Michael Corleone or Serpico? I’m surprised because Marlon was awarded.

​@@naimaismail4356 You shouldn't take oscars as a metric for quality anyway, actors RARELY actually win them for their best work. I think for GF II, he and Jack Nicholson cancelled each other out for people actually voting for the best and the guy that one got a sort of sympathy/lifetime vote. The academy likes awarding older guys because it sees young men having more chances in their future. Also, even in the 90s, the fact he wasn't even nominated for some of his best performances (Donnie Brasco especially) but was for Dick Tracy - it's hard to take seriously.

​@@AllWordsAreDust Award shows can always be a bit political in a sense. I don't necessarily believe awards are a reflection for the quality of the art itself. And think about those that get blackballed. I always felt like the Oscars kinda overlooked Pacino, which is crazy because he's loved by everyone. Either way, he had a spectacular career and his movies will live on forever.

@@naimaismail4356 Yeah I think the way the work lives on says at least 10x more than an award. I mean, does anyone remember the guy who won over him for GFII, Art Carney? No insult to him, I've never seen his movie, might be great but Oscar or not we all know what the more important performances were that year. I actually think the vast majority of my favourite performances didn't actually win their year. I wish for Al's sake he had won in the 70s, but I don't view it as important otherwise.

They did talk about it

@@HiiiRabbit206 oh sorry then. I´m italian and I think I missed that part:)

Sure, your perspective comes from the viewer of a finished product...that’s easy, but when the page is blank the options are endless

That is unimaginable.

Robert Redford for that role, that is. Pacino defined and emblazoned it as his own forever. As the song goes, 'Nobody does it better."

We need to give the casting people and producers credit where credit is due. They've got the script, they're having it read at the audition. They can see it work or not work on the spot. That's why, and thank God, they get the big bucks.

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Thank you