Francis Ford Coppola was Al Pacino's guardian angel God knows how many people out there with that Talent never get that chance

Al Pacino's performance in "The Insider" was a master class in acting.

Inside the Actor’s Studio was my idea of fun when I was a teenager. RIP James Lipton. This is one of my favorites, two absolute legends/sharp minds effortlessly captivating us with this great discussion.

@berta7019

Жыл бұрын

RIP JAMES😰 YOU ARE SORELY MISSED 💔

@leo7leo

Жыл бұрын

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

So his name is Alfredo (Fredo), his nickname was Sonny boy (Sonny), and his grandfather was born in Corleone?? Can't say he wasn't born for that part!

@karami8844

3 жыл бұрын

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

Pacino Forever❤

Such a humble, human. So charismatic , honest & attractive.I love him!!

@keanureeves6274

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful ♥️

@AThousandLies

3 жыл бұрын

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

AL PACINO IS THE BEST ACTOR-EVER! HE CAN PLAY ANY ROLE & CONVINCE YOU.

Best actor, ever!!! Cultivated, intelligent, poet, sensitive!, Theater actors are more talented than others! He is my icon!!

RIP James Lipton, i loved inside the actors studio

@kirk1007

3 жыл бұрын

I concur.

@MaxSharma1989

3 жыл бұрын

Great episode 👌👌👌👌👌

@MaxSharma1989

3 жыл бұрын

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

@yahyakhalid6160

3 жыл бұрын

RIP 🙏.

An absolute legend. An expert at his craft.

@keanureeves6274

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one Robyn Ann

What an extraordinary man, Al Pacino......absolutely the best and has always been my favorite actor!

@berta7019

Жыл бұрын

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

My favourite actor and TO ME, the greatest actor of all time.

This is an absolute treasure. Thank you so much for uploading it.

Serpico is the best performance of all time. My favorite movie of all time. He should have won for Serpico and Godfather II easily.

Omg Al's mom was so beautiful , like wow😍 😢 ❤

Why this great actor doesn’t have more academy awards is beyond me

@tonyro2478

7 ай бұрын

It's beyond everybody. Makes absolutely no sense

@user-zj1ft5tx5f

11 күн бұрын

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

Al has always been such a wonderful Actor

James Lipton - what a great interviewer.. let’s the interviewee shine.

RIP James lipton you are very much missed

Love Inside the Actors Studio

Love alPacino my beautiful and handsome “Bambino” 😘♥️😘♥️😘♥️😘♥️😘♥️😘♥️😘♥️

What a great actor. Al is something else...he's funny!!!

@Lushy260

2 жыл бұрын

Hes really funny and witty

so Al´s grandfather was actually born in "Corleone". niceee

Wonderful conversation as always. P.S. I always loved "Author Author."

Think about the movies Pacino made in the 70's alone, amazing,

10:50 I abolutely love this... he says he always done the acting because its fulfulling but he doesnt care abbout the fame. I don´t think this is a complicated issue. This is actually the right path...

@keanureeves6274

3 жыл бұрын

Nice ivettfox

This was a phenomenal interview, truly enjoyed it. He was really open and honest.

he has always bee the greatest, Al

Italy has produced some of the most talented actors and artists the world has ever seen. Very creative and original people those Italians. Rip Mr Lipton and happy 81st to the great Al Pacino, who doesn't love Al Pacino?, he's for sure in the top 10 greatest actors ever.

Oh Al. ❤️

Best actor to play a character in any movie 🍿💵💴👌👍

Al Pacino, the Poet!!!!!

I just found this series. The Actor's Studio videos were not available until 2 years ago!!! I'm grateful for this upload. Thanks for doing this!!

James Lipton is the best and Al Pacino is terrific. I enjoyed ever minute of this discussion

Remarcable icon ... so humble and human ... in my opinion the best contemporary american actor since the sixties....

Al what can I say 💕💕💕💯💯💯✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽Be Safe I would like to meet one day God Bless!!

BEST ACTOR EVER. HERE R MY FAVORITES OF ALL TIMES. AL MARLON STEVE COCKRAN VICTOR MATURE.

@tommydawson7147

3 жыл бұрын

I say Robert is Best.. much more expressive

Thanks for uploading. Absolute treasure 💖

my favorite actor

James Lipton.. met him at the new school... was a little star struck, even though he wasn't a big celeb like Al.. RIP James 🙏

When I was involved in community theater, one of my fellow actors told me that the art of acting is the art of RE-acting...the way that Michael reacts as Kay tells him that the miscarriage was actually an abortion...the way that Yuri Zhivago reacts as he watches from the balcony while the demonstrators are being ridden down by the Cossacks...to be always present in the scene, in character, even when you don't have any lines of dialogue. I also like directors who say, "That's good--leave it in!"

Just watched And Justice for All, and the entire Godfather trilogy this weekend. I will always be in awe of Al Pacino. He is brilliant.

Love them both, rest in paradise Mr Lipton and God bless Al Pacino

5:00 The biggest moment: Al Pacino's big family secret finally revealed!

Triple crown.. nice! 👍

In the early 80"s was lucky enough to see Al on stage in London in "American Buffalo"

@hillcrock

3 жыл бұрын

I'll bet that was good

I didn't know Al pacino was in the "Dick tracy" movie. I didn't see the beginning of the movie, so I didn't see the cast listing. That proves he is a good actor. **bravo***.💗🔥🌟🔥🌟🔥🌟🌟🕒💥💥💥💢🌟🌟✨✨❇⭐🌟. A real 🌟star 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌸🌸🌼.

@hillcrock

3 жыл бұрын

He played Big Boy Caprice

Greatest of all time

GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS AL PACINO. THE BEST ACTOR OF ALL TIMES

man, he has been in some seriously incredible movies.

@ChrisWolff2013

Жыл бұрын

And he helped make those movies incredible.

This man did a wonderful job in GodFather, an Oscar role, best flick I've ever seen. One man, one shot and that is it.

It would make a funny extra on DVD's of "The Godfather"...Maybe somebody did it...Have some of the studio guys who didn't want Pacino apologizing: "Look, we didn't know he was gonna be THAT good! We didn't even know who this guy was! I know it looks stupid now, but give us a break!"

I love al pacino. He is an amazing actor. "Scarface" , - was an amazing job of acting. **to have a Cuban accent and play a total different character*** *remarkable actor*. 💗🌈🌈🌈💗💗💖👍💝. He is one of the best in the business.💜⛅⛅💗💗👄👄💖💖💓💕💕💕💘💝💝💋💋💋💋🌺🌺💙❤💛💛👄💖💞. Love 💘💘💘and kisses.

Fantastic!!!

LOVE YOU ALL. 💙💖💛💗💚💜💛

❤gracias por el video, es un tesoro

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Goat. Period.

The greatest 🙌

Thanks so much for uploading

gracias por subirlo subtitulado!👏

Amazing doco and best actor

THE WAY HE GREW UP THATS WHAT MADE HIM A BRILLENT ACTOR. NOT GREAT LIKE OTHERS AL IS BRILLIANT.

His father when he was young in uniform he was handsome

thanks Erik for this gift.

Thank you ❤❤❤🍀🙏

Thanks for uploading this. When I lived in the US, I used to watch the Actors Studio. I’m now in Denmark, and I have not been able to find the episodes online anywhere 😟

Unicoooo loveeeeee!!!

Brando, Pacino, De Niro, Hopkins, Hoffman, Nicholson, Day Lewis, Denzel, Oldman, Bale.

He seems like such a genuine kind person. Kinda sad to see him be sorry about 'overacting' in Scent of a Woman, that's the major criticism towards him. I personally enjoy when he adds yelling and passion into his character it's his idiosyncrasy as an Actor. Kinda like Marlon Brando being a mumbler. Scarface was so incredible on my first viewing, didn't become a Pacino fan until now. I've gone through most his filmography, and he's had such a stellar career. He's such a gem, and I'm happy he received his flowers.

@AllWordsAreDust

Жыл бұрын

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.

@naimaismail4356

Жыл бұрын

@@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.

@AllWordsAreDust

Жыл бұрын

​@@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.

@naimaismail4356

Жыл бұрын

​@@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.

@AllWordsAreDust

Жыл бұрын

@@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.

Thank you

Tinha assistido hà anos em Portugal, na tv, agora vou assisti aqui em France na internet. Merciiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Wow,I learnt a lot from watching this

The fact that his grandfather was born in Corleonne, hope I spelled it right, and then for Al to be cast in The Godfather as Michael Corleonne is not a coincidence. It is fate

Legend

This is gold 🥹🤌🎟️

Erik Baeza:Did Al Pacino tread the boards at the Phoenix Theatre in London England in Shakespeare Production?Great knowledge and articulate man. Thanks.Mac.2021.

Oh, Sonny Pacino, the Lover Bambino --now that I've seen that beautiful picture of your motherI now know where you get those beautiful Sicilian eyes (PS. It's no secret that your grandad hails from Corleone I've known it for over 30 yrs.)

18:03 and that´s why Brando admired Stella Adler 😁

James was an excellent interviewer.

I had a dog named Sunni that stole my heart; now you :)

I think a single moment in a movie that has so much power is when Michaels daughter gets shot in godfather 3.

The parallel of fearing to be replaced is to you know being replaced by an underling in the mafia are amazing I would imagine he would he used that only had that feeling all throughout the filming that must have carried him through to give him that edge of you know being a mafioso

Erik Baeza:Wow Helen Burstyn great lead and supporting actress and humane support in acting life to others!Did Lee Strasberg ever have a Actors Studio in London England?What happened there and to it?Was it around in 1980’s?Any info KZread? Thanks .Mac.🌈2021.Thanks.

Surprised at how many stars had stage parents😥

Ellen Burstyn, great actor as well!

Al Pacino gets an introductary response as if he's a great all-time Hollywood actor.........oh wait.

I'm still holding out hope to see Al and Dustin Hoffman onscreen together (Dick Tracy doesn't count).

I don't quite understand if pacino uses affective memory or not. He says no at first but then he says how useful it is. Does anybody know what I'm missing here ? 18:33

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

We need the de niro's interview

He must be a pretty good actor 😂😂

When it comes to bad English accents Pacino in The Local Stigmatic knocks Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins clean out of the park.

Dana carvey's Tony Montana egregiously egregiously hilarious

Can you imagine the studio actually considered Robert Redford for the role of Michael?

@hauntedhose

3 жыл бұрын

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

@frednewcomb9510

3 жыл бұрын

That is unimaginable.

@frednewcomb9510

3 жыл бұрын

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

@frednewcomb9510

3 жыл бұрын

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.

@EC-iy7js

3 жыл бұрын

No

What year was this?

Strange they´re not talking of Scarface. It´s his best performance ever.

@HiiiRabbit206

3 жыл бұрын

They did talk about it

@modder1975

3 жыл бұрын

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

there are forever Hollywood stars for me and some actors and Al Pacino is the same as Meryl Streep.they get lost in their characters

Want to see this because Al Pacino has made some great movies but also because he is articulate and honest and sensitive. I loved Serpico as a kid - such a brave Christ like character in a corrupted world. Serpico maintained his innocence. Scarface shows the emptiness and deceitfulness of sin. Al Pacino is on the right side in the cosmic drama. Some other actors, say Lady Ga Ga, are working for satan.

Il miglior attore del mondo