He does. But the biggest change I've seen is his voice. Sometime in the 80's it started to get deeper and pretty raspy. Either way, he's one of the greatest actors alive today.
What a power of improvisation, a small circle of such quality actors as AL Pacino. He won only one Oscar, but that Oscar is a ridiculous benchmark for such performances, such performances are beyond the limits of art. Long live my hero of youth, one of the best actors of all time, who changed the film world forever, and whose roles set the standards of modern acting!
In an interview, Pacino said it was a shame that John Cazale was never nominated for an Oscar in his lifetime. He only appeared in 5 films. All were nominated for Best Picture, with 3 of the winning Best Picture.
Another 70's masterpiece that was, quite simply, perfect. As was the Godfather. No coincidence that Pacino was in both- arguably the greatest American actor ever, based on these two films alone.
RIP Sidney Lumet (June 25, 1924 - April 9, 2011), aged 86 RIP James Broderick (March 7, 1927 - November 1, 1982), aged 55 RIP John Cazale (August 12, 1935 - March 13, 1978), aged 42 You will be remembered as legends.
I was trying to find something to watch on TV when I was 12 and for some reason I stopped at the channel playing this. Al Pacino's acting hooked me in and I had no idea who he was. This was around the mid-2000s by the way. My mom came into my room because of all the swearing but she ended up watching it too. Its now one of our favorite movies.
Amazing how so many older films have this ability to just draw you in. And I’m not here to say “everything was better back when” because it wasn’t, just different. Good and bad. But a lot of older films are really magnetic, powerful, and stay with you a long time.
Dog Day Afternoon - originally entitled The Boys in the Bank - has no musical score. Why? Because director Sydney Lumet, mindful of authenticity, wanted to convey the bleakest atmosphere of a hot boring day : a dog day afternoon. Except for one Elton John song (“Amoreena”) playing over the opening credits and a few excerpts on radios here and there, the biographical drama movie is empty of music. Quite a fair emulation of life, isn’t it? ❤️
Sidney Lumet did the same in 12 Angry Men. Barely any background music and the total focus remained on how hot the day was and how trapped the 12 men were. Another striking similarity between the 2 movies is how the majority of the plot takes place at 1 given point. That closed room in 12 Angry Men and the bank in dog day afternoon.
@@bmhood3636 Love the film. John Cavale and Al Pacino at their very very best. Wonderful funny scene in the film where two of the female hostages start dancing around Sal and he gets up and walks off in a huff. Unamused at their giggling. Great stuff. His acting was so natural. I never thought John got the recognition he deserved as an actor. Thought he was brilliant. Something about him. Apparently John and Al were great friends off screen too..
@@helencampbell9203 Yes they were great friends. And I agree with you, John Cazale was a fabulous actor. And this movie is soooooo good 🙂 A true masterpiece.
John Gazale where in lot of the greatest movies in the the 70s, heartbreaking that he died so young who knows what more great movies he could have done.
He was born in the town I live in. There was an electrical box painted by a local artist to recognize Cazale, but it kept getting vandalized because his character in The Godfather was not liked much around here. After it was repainted with some baseball player, the vandalism stopped. When I asked my ex about it, he told me, “to the Italian kids from Revere, The Godfather was their Star Wars” (except he said “stah wahs” because of his accent)
Not only is this one of the greatest movies i’ve ever seen, but it also introduced me to my king’s beautiful ballad that i eventually named one of my original characters by, Amoreena.
This was in my watchlist for a very long time. Finally, watched it today and ended up as one of my all-time favorites alongside 'The Departed (2006)' and 'there's something about mary (1998)'
Watching Silverton Siege 2022, so came here to recollect some iconic scenes by Al Pacino. I believe Silverton Siege or any hostage movie is inspired by this movie ❤️
@@ArthurSanford3706crazy, I wonder who the winners of these years were I can't imagine someone better than Pacino, should have at least two more Oscars
@@ArthurSanford3706 were they all worthy of their Oscars, or could Pacino win some more ? Cause I find the fact that he didn't at least win one for Godfather II crazy
Incredible - I love the Don LaFontaine-esque voiceover for the trailer. The whole concept of the trailer changed since his death! I also love the location sound and foley in the film - it really adds to the realism!
omg were you watching it with your eyes closed? it didn't catch your attention but yess it appears in one of those classes as an example of a bad negotiation
didn't want to sound rude sorry, I was surprised because they even show a little part of the film, mention the wife... I had interest in watching it thanks to that.
Was 28 when i first saw this. 1997 .Wondered why his Mum was so attractive in some shots. . Kind of a young thing about her. Pacino's about 34 or 35 here. The girl playing his Mum was about 48 haha. Only 13 years older than him. Mystery solved for me.
Putting this on with the GODFATHER saga, CRUISING, and DONNIE BRASCO (which I worked in as a dancer) reminds me that Pacino isn’t just a popular actor but a great one
I don't know why people say scarface isn't that good it's just a shitty way for dumb people to dislike things that are universally liked to get some sense of authenticity or originality. Not only is scarface beautifully shot and impressive on a technical level, it's also a timeless moralistic story of greed ambition and the pursuit of wealth.
Watching HollywoodSuites channel during our lunch break! Sonny robs a bank so he can pay for his lover's operation. Awesome portrayals from Al Pacino and John Cazale who star as the bank robbers turned hostage-takers in Dog Day Afternoon. (The title refers to the "dog days of summer".)The brilliant and funny script was written by a Frank Pierson (Cool Hand Luke) and directed by Sidney Lumet (Serpico, Network, The Verdict). This film co-stars some of Hollywood's most amazing character actors Charles Dunning, James Broderick, Penelope Allen, Sully Boyar, Carol Kane, Philip Charles McKenzie, Lance Henrickson, Chris Sarandon .... #HollywoodSuites #dogdayafternoon #alpacino #jamesbroderick #bestfilms #academyawards #sidneylumet #johncazale #frankpierson #oscar #oscars #lancehenricksen #sullyboyar #crimedrama #truestory #1975 #chrissarandon
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How does al Pacino manage to look like a whole different person in each movie
yea and all versions of him are so fine
No one can look handsome and ugly at the same time as Al Pacino
He looks like Dustin Hoffman in this movie
Born to be an actor…
He does. But the biggest change I've seen is his voice. Sometime in the 80's it started to get deeper and pretty raspy. Either way, he's one of the greatest actors alive today.
What a power of improvisation, a small circle of such quality actors as AL Pacino. He won only one Oscar, but that Oscar is a ridiculous benchmark for such performances, such performances are beyond the limits of art. Long live my hero of youth, one of the best actors of all time, who changed the film world forever, and whose roles set the standards of modern acting!
Here here 🍺
In an interview, Pacino said it was a shame that John Cazale was never nominated for an Oscar in his lifetime. He only appeared in 5 films. All were nominated for Best Picture, with 3 of the winning Best Picture.
Michael Corleone and Fredo are robbers in an alternate universe.
No One "Jeez Rick" - Morty
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I just watched the godfather trilogy last week and looking for old worthy movies to watch this week. Im thinking, wtf is corleon brothers doing ?
Fredo sal also died
You mean Chris Cuomo?
Al Pacino has eyes, beautiful eyes, most beautiful eyes a mortal can have
He had a big nose, however, and was incredibly short!
@john templeplate Probably shrank now he's 80.
He looks like chespirito
Absolutely. Eyes of the angel from old, old icons ❤️
The eyes Chico, they never lie
Another 70's masterpiece that was, quite simply, perfect. As was the Godfather. No coincidence that Pacino was in both- arguably the greatest American actor ever, based on these two films alone.
I so loved Pacino teasing and shouting outside the bank at everyone and the crowd loved it.
RIP Sidney Lumet (June 25, 1924 - April 9, 2011), aged 86
RIP James Broderick (March 7, 1927 - November 1, 1982), aged 55
RIP John Cazale (August 12, 1935 - March 13, 1978), aged 42
You will be remembered as legends.
Young Al Pacino was so beautiful. I loved him in this and Panic In Needle Park
I was trying to find something to watch on TV when I was 12 and for some reason I stopped at the channel playing this. Al Pacino's acting hooked me in and I had no idea who he was. This was around the mid-2000s by the way. My mom came into my room because of all the swearing but she ended up watching it too. Its now one of our favorite movies.
Same thing but I was 15 or 16 so it must have been in the summer of 1998 or 99. Me in the kitchen with my mom and sister, hypnotized
Amazing how so many older films have this ability to just draw you in. And I’m not here to say “everything was better back when” because it wasn’t, just different. Good and bad. But a lot of older films are really magnetic, powerful, and stay with you a long time.
This might be my favorite film of all time. One of the greatest movies crafted in the american soil.
maximum spoiler trailer ever
you're right Sonny
Lol 😂
I literally the whole movie
@@dtann7026 hahahaha true
Trailers were like that back then
Dog Day Afternoon - originally entitled The Boys in the Bank - has no musical score. Why? Because director Sydney Lumet, mindful of authenticity, wanted to convey the bleakest atmosphere of a hot boring day : a dog day afternoon. Except for one Elton John song (“Amoreena”) playing over the opening credits and a few excerpts on radios here and there, the biographical drama movie is empty of music. Quite a fair emulation of life, isn’t it? ❤️
Sidney Lumet did the same in 12 Angry Men. Barely any background music and the total focus remained on how hot the day was and how trapped the 12 men were. Another striking similarity between the 2 movies is how the majority of the plot takes place at 1 given point. That closed room in 12 Angry Men and the bank in dog day afternoon.
In the olden days, they showed whole movie within the trailer!
Actually its the opposite, they show much more stuff now.
They still do that today...
Damn
liduck52 no way. Not even close.
I don't need to see the movie now that the trailer has pretty much shown all the main scenes.
This isn't a trailer, this is a fuggin supercut of the entire movie.
The most classic robbery and hostage movie ever of all time. Salute Sir Al Pacino 🔫💸👏👍
" _I knew it was you, Fredo..._ "
when you guys will learn not to write that kind of ocmments on trailers...
A dynamite movie, not a dull moment and the plot twists. In my Top 50 of favorite films
This movie is so real. They made movies back then!!!!!! Great acting, writing.
just finished this claasic.Such a great movie. Also...Al Pacino got beautiful eyes
Don’t watch the trailer if you haven’t watched the movie
🤣🤣🤣 thank god I m safe
This is based on a true story my guy
Leo Leon i know but it still kind of ruins the feeling of watching the movie for the first time
I never do that. I just go to the trailer to read the comments.
Masterpiece 🙂 one of my fav movie ever and one of the best performance of Al ever...
I totally agree with you. Fantastic film!!!
This is the weirdest trailer I've seen in a while lol.
The movie looks boring; didn’t stand the test of time
@@rgsxyz1105 though the acting makes it worth a watch, try it 👍
@@rgsxyz1105 no
@@rgsxyz1105 it’s actually a really great movie, trailer didn’t do it justice
@@rgsxyz1105 I promise you there are good movies that aren't about superheroes
Al Pacino always gives a powerful performance!
I was born in '76 just realized how old I am and how much some things have changed in 44 years.
oh - you look good for 44
ma'am
Trust me...you are not old.
The film is a masterpiece.
Epoch plus5 yes it’s pretty damn good
@@bmhood3636 Love the film.
John Cavale and Al Pacino at their very very best.
Wonderful funny scene in the film where two of the female hostages start dancing around Sal and he gets up and walks off in a huff. Unamused at their giggling.
Great stuff.
His acting was so natural.
I never thought John got the recognition he deserved as an actor. Thought he was brilliant.
Something about him.
Apparently John and Al were great friends off screen too..
Sure does seem like it
Yeah, is very good 😍😂
@@helencampbell9203 Yes they were great friends. And I agree with you, John Cazale was a fabulous actor.
And this movie is soooooo good 🙂 A true masterpiece.
John Gazale where in lot of the greatest movies in the the 70s, heartbreaking that he died so young who knows what more great movies he could have done.
He was born in the town I live in. There was an electrical box painted by a local artist to recognize Cazale, but it kept getting vandalized because his character in The Godfather was not liked much around here. After it was repainted with some baseball player, the vandalism stopped. When I asked my ex about it, he told me, “to the Italian kids from Revere, The Godfather was their Star Wars” (except he said “stah wahs” because of his accent)
Revere, MA? I lived in Salem for 6 years & never knew Cazale was from there.
Great film saw this some 40 years ago. Pacino. Such a great actor never made a bad film
This trailer is like watching the whole movie
Not only is this one of the greatest movies i’ve ever seen, but it also introduced me to my king’s beautiful ballad that i eventually named one of my original characters by,
Amoreena.
Your king’s beautiful ballad?
Is Elton John your king?
@@GjpgrD Yes! 😄
LOL - you have good taste!
I will never forgive the Academy for denying Al & John their well-deserved Oscars for this masterpiece. 48 yrs later, it's still a travesty.
Absolutely 💯 GENIUS performance! Oscar worthy for SURE! They missed it big time.
30 people disliked this trailer those 30 people don’t know what a classic is if it smacked them in the face.
Two legends in a film
This movie was based on an actual bank robbery that happened across the street from my apartment.
Wow. Michael Corleone has really fallen on hard times - that he needs to rob a bank!
Kay really shouldn’t ask anything now....
first 10 minutes of the film and im already anxious 😂
Can’t wait to watch this movie again tonight. It’s turned into one of my top 5 favorite movies of all time
"Mike, you DON'T come to New York City on a Dog Day Afternoon, and attempt to rob a bank like THAT..!"
What a great actor al Pacino
This was in my watchlist for a very long time. Finally, watched it today and ended up as one of my all-time favorites alongside 'The Departed (2006)' and 'there's something about mary (1998)'
Magnificent film!
ahahahahaha thats the whole god damn movie! these trailers of old...
Not really because they never say why he robbed the bank, nor do they let on one of them dies.
They still do that today...
I thought i was watching a summary of it lol
Jayce Priteau not as much
1:08 Those are some crazy looking cameras.
Watching Silverton Siege 2022, so came here to recollect some iconic scenes by Al Pacino. I believe Silverton Siege or any hostage movie is inspired by this movie ❤️
Al Pacino should have won the Oscar for this movie.
The guy did the first two Godfathers, this, and Scarface but his only Oscar was for Scent Of A Woman. Unbelievable.
@@ArthurSanford3706crazy, I wonder who the winners of these years were I can't imagine someone better than Pacino, should have at least two more Oscars
@@gkount_ Joel Gray in Cabaret, Art Carney in Harry and Tonto, Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, and he wasn't nominated for Scarface
@@ArthurSanford3706 were they all worthy of their Oscars, or could Pacino win some more ? Cause I find the fact that he didn't at least win one for Godfather II crazy
What a classic love this film 🎥 when I was a kid !
Incredible - I love the Don LaFontaine-esque voiceover for the trailer. The whole concept of the trailer changed since his death!
I also love the location sound and foley in the film - it really adds to the realism!
came here from mindhunter
me too
when was this referenced in mindhunter?
omg were you watching it with your eyes closed? it didn't catch your attention but yess it appears in one of those classes as an example of a bad negotiation
jesus calm down, I just missed them mentioning it that one time. but it's a bit weird how I didn't notice though
didn't want to sound rude sorry, I was surprised because they even show a little part of the film, mention the wife... I had interest in watching it thanks to that.
whatsbthe point of watching the movie when you can watch a 2 minute trailer
One of my favorite movies of all time👍🏼
Unpopular opinion: John Cazale stole the show in this movie.
Al was brilliant too.
Don't want to be rude, but he looked like a complete drip. I wonder what Meryl Street saw in him. A good actor, but balding with a very high forehead.
Not that unpopular, he was a great actor...
@@treasurehunteruk9718Sorry but what are you on about, he's talking about acting
Yeah, he was a good actor, loved him in The Godfather, but I don't think he was nice looking, bald and not very handsome. @@gkount_
@@treasurehunteruk9718Fortunately, most women don't base love on looks, but most men do.
Underrated movie
Attica Attica Attica!!
One of the best trailers of all time
Was 28 when i first saw this. 1997 .Wondered why his Mum was so attractive in some shots. . Kind of a young thing about her. Pacino's about 34 or 35 here. The girl playing his Mum was about 48 haha. Only 13 years older than him. Mystery solved for me.
The chaotic cuts is doing me 💀
Al Pacino screaming Attica outside the bank in Brooklyn in 1975 is a classic scene
awesome movie
Great film, great actor.
This movie was ahead of its time.
Love old movie trailers.
When he sees his mom and he's like...."mom".....like this is just another day. Omg I forgot it's a true movie.
Great film
Good to see Michael and Fredo working together
My fave movie since I was 6..
This trailer is so well edited compared to other 70s trailers.
I just love this movie
Brilliant film....
Putting this on with the GODFATHER saga, CRUISING, and DONNIE BRASCO (which I worked in as a dancer) reminds me that Pacino isn’t just a popular actor but a great one
these were the most pitiful characters.. it was heartbreaking 😩
This movie is like the breakfast club for criminals😂😂
Thank you, NORM!
Downloading this now
I wanted to watch this movie but I guess i just did? 🤷♂️
John Cazale. Gone waaaay to soon. We lost out on many more movies he likely would’ve appeared in. RIP John.
P.S. Cancer sucks
Never heard of the movie till now in drunk history stories :D
Drunk History brought me here!!!!!!!!
I enjoy this movie a lot and I think I give it a 8 out of ten
This young Al Pacino is a splitting image of Robert Downey Jr. 😍😍😍
Also a little bit of Rolling Stones' bass player Billy Wyman
or Dustin Hoffman
0:27 the 'this is too much' hahaha
no dogs were harmed during the production of this film.
Ngl this was the funniest trailer I seen ina while
It's weird that I watched this movie just before watching Mindhunter.
I am a catholic ,I don t wanna hurt anybody ? Well he s right about that, but coming from him its kinda funny😊
Thanks
pacino at his best of the best
then scarface
Got see 'Serpico'.
i saw serpicoalso great
Don't forget the movie "Heat'.
@@paulinvagny6848 Pacino AND De Niro! And in the same storyline!
I don't know why people say scarface isn't that good it's just a shitty way for dumb people to dislike things that are universally liked to get some sense of authenticity or originality. Not only is scarface beautifully shot and impressive on a technical level, it's also a timeless moralistic story of greed ambition and the pursuit of wealth.
This movie was screened at Famous Players Quinte Mall on September 21, 1975.
Angus Ng
🎵21st Night of September...🎵
Excellent!
Im here after seeing 5 bank hostage video in US
0:00-0:06
Correct me if I’m wrong but, I’m pretty sure that’s a deleted scene.
Sidney Lumet 💓👌🏻
I love Sidney Lumet's films!!!
Fredo's hair is the star in this movie
Mindhunter anyone?
Watching HollywoodSuites channel during our lunch break! Sonny robs a bank so he can pay for his lover's operation. Awesome portrayals from Al Pacino and John Cazale who star as the bank robbers turned hostage-takers in Dog Day Afternoon.
(The title refers to the "dog days of summer".)The brilliant and funny
script was written by a Frank Pierson (Cool Hand Luke) and directed by Sidney Lumet (Serpico, Network, The Verdict). This film co-stars some of Hollywood's most amazing character actors Charles Dunning, James Broderick, Penelope Allen, Sully Boyar, Carol Kane, Philip Charles McKenzie, Lance Henrickson, Chris Sarandon .... #HollywoodSuites #dogdayafternoon #alpacino #jamesbroderick #bestfilms #academyawards #sidneylumet #johncazale #frankpierson #oscar #oscars #lancehenricksen #sullyboyar #crimedrama #truestory #1975 #chrissarandon
watched the film last night. the whole thing just turns out into some kind of a comedy.
Absolute class
To think that this movie actually inspired a real robbery where the FBI delivered pizza to a hostage situation lmao
One of Todd Philips inspirations for Joker
Would Al Pacino make a good Joker?
@@anubusx Is that even a question
Oh really ? That's awesome !
1975 i was 16 years old
Say hello to my little Dog!
WARNING ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️
Stop watching the trailer immediately and watch the movie one of the greatest movie ever made