Al Pacino

The actor spoke about the time when he was addicted to alcohol and drugs.

Al Pacino says he stopped all substance abuse as he noticed it affecting his memory.

The Hollywood star has previously opened up about his struggles with addiction, to both alcohol and drugs, as part of his effort to cope with fame.

The actor also noted that he has never been interested in marriage.

Al Pacino clarified that he is not in a relationship with the mother of his son, Noor Alfallah, but they are good friends.

James Caan, the tough-guy U.S. actor best known for playing tragic and hot-tempered gangster heir Sonny Corleone in "The Godfather," has died aged 82, his manager said on July 7.

Caan, who also had roles in "Misery," "Thief" and "Rollerball," received an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of a mafia family's eldest son in Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 classic "The Godfather."

Steven Spielberg is garnering rave reviews for his remake of the 1960s classic musical "West Side Story", an act of homage that is perfectly in keeping with Hollywood's love of nostalgia.

Remakes have become a staple of LA studios as they try to mine the past for safe bets - as recent reboots of

A reboot of classic gangster movie "Scarface" scripted by the Coen brothers and set in Los Angeles is moving forward with a new director at Universal Pictures, a source familiar with the deal told AFP on May 14.    

The Auschwitz museum has slammed Amazon's new television series "Hunters," saying that a fictionalized scene from the show starring Al Pacino was "dangerous" and would encourage "future deniers."  

In a screen career spanning more than five decades, it has taken Al Pacino until now to act in a television series. He is starring in "Hunters", a new show for Amazon Prime that is due to be released today.

The series, about a band of Nazi hunters in New York in the 1970s, is inspired by a true story, a "love letter" to the show creator's late grandmother who survived Holocaust.

Netflix on July 31 unveiled the trailer for Martin Scorsese's long-awaited new film, "The Irishman," a major project for the streaming giant featuring powerhouse Oscar winners Robert de Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci, all digitally enhanced to look younger.

Anthony Hopkins, Al Pacino and Josh Duhamel are in New Orleans, shooting their new movie together, titled “Beyond Deceit”.

The movie is a thriller which involves a young lawyer (Josh Duhamel) who takes up a case against a ruthless Big Pharma boss (Anthony Hopkins). However, Duhamel finds himself quickly embroiled in a corruption case with himself as the main suspect.