Known for his iconic roles in The Godfather, Scarface, You Don’t Know Jack and Ocean’s Thirteen, it’s hard to believe the Oscar winner, 84, could ever struggle to make ends meet, but that’s exactly what happened around 2011.

Al Pacino opened up about his multiple financial struggles throughout his career and despite being a successful Hollywood star. Pacino starred in the iconic 1972 drama alongside Marlon Brando and Dianne Keaton, reportedly making $35,000 for his portrayal ...

Al Pacino writes in his recently-published memoir “Sonny Boy” that he was forced to make dramatic career changes after losing all of his money due to a corrupt accountant who eventually served seven and a half years in prison for running a Ponzi scheme.

Al Pacino opened up about his multiple financial struggles throughout his career and despite being a successful Hollywood star. "When I finished making The Godfather, I was broke, not that I had ever had any money,

Pacino recently talked about his past struggles with money and how Diane Keaton helped him overcome his struggle.

The Godfather was a make-it-or-break-it moment for Al Pacino . In the actor’s new memoir , Sonny Boy, he reminisces on almost being “fired” from the 1972 film due to his performance. In an excerpt from the book,

As it turned out, he was to win his Oscar a decade later for Scent of a Woman, while he has been nominated a further seven times including for the first two Godfathers. Pacino mad