Marking the NBC sketch comedy show's 50th anniversary, 'Saturday Night Live' alum Seth Meyers listed his top five favorite ...
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Al Pacino reveals the surprising thing he did with his paycheck from the gay thriller “Cruising”A Memoir. As we’ve previously reported, Pacino’s career is littered with roles of particular interest to LGBTQ+ moviegoers.
Nearly 45 years later, Al Pacino revealed in his memoir 'Sonny Boy' that he donated his pay from the 1980 film 'Cruising' to ...
Al Pacino admits in his new memoir Sonny Boy (via Page Six) that he didn’t take a paycheck for his most controversial film.
That’s it. That was Pacino’s first moment on the silver screen — impressive yet confounding, both for the audience and the actor himself. Though he made the most of the small role, he wanted, and in ...
In his new memoir Sonny Boy, Al Pacino says that he donated his salary from the controversial 1980 film Cruising to charity ...
The 84-year-old actor admitted that he 'didn't see it as that when I was doing it' and he was not 'as sensitive' as he could ...
Released in 1980, Cruising starred then-39-year-old Al as a police officer who went undercover at underground gay bars in New ...
I didn’t want to make it a p.r. stunt,” he explained. “I just wanted one positive thing to come out of that whole experience.
"Not only was it not true, it was overly exaggerated - a comedic send-up of some sort that minimized the situation," the ...
Al Pacino regretted a controversial role, donated his paycheck to charity, calling it a misstep for LGBTQ+ representation.
Al Pacino found himself in a frightening situation early in his career when a “crazy” fan attempted to kidnap him.
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