Extra: Al Pacino on acting and the Actors Studio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2023
- In this rare, extended interview with one of our most gifted actors, Al Pacino sat down with Turner Classic Movies host Ben Mankiewicz to discuss his methods and his training at the Actors Studio, and talked about how the New York-based actors community not only shaped his craft but also revolutionized the profession, on both stage and screen. Thanks to the Actors Studio West in Los Angeles.
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This might sound kinda depressing, but I can't imagine myself in a world without Al Pacino. I mean he isn't just my favorite actor in the world, he has been a constant presence (in the movies of course) throughout my entire life. Thanks for everything Mr. Pacino, sir. You truly are the greatest of all time.
❤️
Me too.
❤ expressed beautifully ❤ What a wonderful lifetime we have shared with such artists during the past 50 yrs x
Same…
No, it doesn’t sound depressing. Al Pacino has been a Master of delving into the heart of what moves human beings at their primal core. Thru him, we can feel our own true selves more deeply, and recognize that in others.
My dad worked for Paramount Pictures and he told me a story of when he met Al Pacino. Al Pacino looked out for my dad. Not only that, my dad was invited by him for a Serpico anniversary and Al Pacino treated my dad like a good friend just in the first day of meeting him. A few years later Al bumped into my dad again in the studio and gave him a hug and invited him to lunch, with the condition that my dad would eat vegetables which is an inside joke between them. So not only did Al Pacino remembered my dad he gave him a hug. So whenever people ask me or my dad who the nicest guy in Hollywood is we always say Keanu Reeves and Al Pacino.
Wow! What a cool experience to share with everyone. Your father's a lucky ducky. Al seems like such a cool, creative and interesting intellectual to talk to about anything. I'm glad that unlike many other famous people that he appears to be a decent dude behind the scenes.
funny cuz they played as the devils advocate duo
Thats amazing! Thanks for sharing!
That's a great story. Pacino seems like a lovely person.
my grandpa was from Sicily, big hearts from Southern Italian People. ❤
To me Al Pacino will always be Michael Corleone, his extraordinary acting in those 3 films is engraved on my mind.
ABSOLUTELY he's a legend
he looks and sounds amazing for being 82
He's one of the Greats..there will never be another one like him..He makes acting look so easy..love love love him❤️💃
I could listen to him all day telling me things about life.
Damn…I love this man! ❤😊 All due respect to DeNiro but Al was always my favorite of the two. While DeNiro often played tight lipped, tough characters, Al played a wide range of characters and each of them equally impressive. Here’s to you Al!
He’s such a humble man.
Not full of himself and his success
Just love him as an artist and human being ❤
He is humble I believe this quality helps him to be a great actor
A very talented actor so many memorable roles
Dog day afternoon, Serpico Donnie Brasco, just some if my favorites ❤
One of the greatest actors of our times.
I got to see him years ago in Norfolk, Virginia and got to ask him a question. My knees literally buckled underneath me when he answered me and I had to will myself to walk back to my seat. 😅
Do you recall some of what you asked and his answer?
Awesome
He is great and does not need an introduction anywhere.
He is good but But he is no Denzel
Al Pacino is Genius and knows so much about himself, his profession and being the artist of the emotional actor. Thank for this interview with an icon.
This legend is 82 years old yet looks about 57-58. Still sharp as a pin.
I wouldn't go that far but he looks good. He could pass for early/mid 70s. Very sharp mind too.
He has always been very energetic & sharp as a pin, indeed. ❤
He’s 83 now. And his 29 year old girlfriend is about to have his baby….
Pacino always looked younger than his age but not 57
Excellent actor 🎉
He's got more energy than I do at half his age.
I hope he lives 100 years, I need to know that he and other artists from his generation that I look up to are still alive and well.
It may sound weird, but just knowing they are still here it gives me strength 😊
The man is so damn talented.
Pacino and Scorsese are so giving and humble, thank god for that
Al Pacino is a legend love this guy
There’s never gonna be another Al Pacino. He’s the greatest and best in the game.
What a legend. I had the chance to take a photo with the man at an event in London. Been watching his movies for 27 years. I told him how muchbgis work meant to me throughout the years and he squeezed my shoulder and kindly Thanked me. I will never forget it.
Pacino:An Actor's Vision is my fave "box set" ever-Chinese Coffee&The Local Stigmatic are some esoteric,entertaining plays,committed to film & directed by Pacino-Top drawer stuff-Check it out:)
He is the best ❤❤❤❤
So profound to hear him reflecting back on his practice and technique.
The Devil's Advocate, Godfather Trilogy, The Irishman, Scarface, Sea of Love, Scent of a Woman, Glengarry Glenn Ross, Heat, Carlito's Way, Donnie Brasco, Any Given Sunday and You Don't Know Jack. These are some of my all time favourite films and they all starred Al Pacino, that should say it all. One of the greatest actors to ever do it! This guy will be surely missed when he passes. He left his mark tho, a legend forever.
Also The Insider!! A completely underrated, slept on movie.
@@calisongbirdI'm totally going to find this movie. Thank you!
We must all appreciate this man for having entertained us through the decades with fireworks and the true art of expressing himself honestly without giving a feeling of a false illusion in a performance.
I want to this give this man his flowers while he still here. Absolute masterclass of an actor and a pure hearted man who will be remembered for generations to come!
He is great at storytelling as he is at acting. Whew, Bravo!
He speaks with such reverence and awe of Brando
Ti Amo Al Pacino!
Love Al Pacino!!! What an actor!!!
What a fascinating interview. Al Pacino is one of the all-time greats.
Extraordinary how he's stayed humble towards his craft.
I hate seeing Al getting old, dude's a legend
I love Al Pacino. He's an incredible actor, and a very nice person. His interviews show how much he's dedicated to his craft. An all time great.
Best actor I’ve ever watched
you are my inspiration Al :)
I love your films and your passion for Shakespeare!
I hope you’re doing well❤
Major kudos to Ben Mankiewicz for asking the right questions.....and for having a conversation. There is no interview with Pacino like this one, and I'm REALLY grateful it exists. (Colbert did a similarly great - albeit shorter - one with Duvall in the recent past). I'd love to see the full version of the Ellen Burstyn interview as well. What a shame we'll never get such similar interviews with Jack Nicholson or Gene Hackman. Great job to everyone who worked on this piece, especially Ben Mankiewicz. That was a free flowing conversation.
Pacino discusses the power of Brando's scene during the card game and how deeply the viewer feels his character's emotion. That kind of moment, for me, was in Godfather II when Michael Corleone shuts the door in Kay's face. It still gives me shivers - they way he looks her up and down - BRRRR!
I love this man.
Love Pacino
A guy that gets it! A true kool kat!
LEGEND
🧡 Gorgeous beautiful Al, those eyes! That hair! That profile ! My fav for all time, and yet academy awards alluded this master.. he wins for scent of a women but not Scarface or the godfather or dog day! Plays cops, gangsters all flawlessly ! Versatile and imo thee best actor ever! I love Al🧡
Legend.
This was riveting - I could watch him have these conversations every week - this is what we're here for - an ideal interview should in some way unlock the subject - someone like Pacino has devoted his whole life to this subject, and he's one of the top experts, and it's why we watch him, so why not just give him space, like this, to expound on his passion?
Why do interviewers so often spend their time interrupting and "herding" someone like this into their own imposed narrative, instead of just giving him free rein to talk? Do the journalists really think we'd rather hear some tabloid gossip instead? This video is what it looks like when the interviewer does his job properly - sadly rare, but so refreshing
Talk talk talk AL. You are a treasure.
A great inspiration to me - The Actor’s Studio is a beautiful place
Thanks for this wonderful interview where the genius has been allowed freely to express his mind!!
hard to imagine this same man yells legendary "say hello to my lil friend" 🤣
A LEGEND❗️🙌🏾
Thanks for doing this Al 😎
Legend
What a bloody genius.
Al is looking healthy and refreshed. He seems like a lovely person
He was amazing as Hoffa.
My God, do I love that man! I love his storytelling, I love his personality and I love his acting! He just becomes somebody else! Love him so much!!! ❤❤❤
Al Pacino is An Electrifying Actor An Absolute Giant Can I Go Now?
Al Pacino is a poet-actor.
A really great interview, De profundis! Such a legendery actor! Thank you mr. Paccino and thanks for the apload.
Thanks Manc! Really enjoyed your in depth interview with Al Pacino. He wasn't the close protective self from past interviews.
Absolutely love this. Mr. pacino looks so good as well. Wonder when this interview was recorded?
Many thanks to our Pacino and to Ben Mankiewicz, who did a stellar job of interviewing Al Pacino. This to me was Pacino’s best interview, filled with his trademark passion and the wisdom of a lifetime.
Thank you so much! Take care of yourself
Love Al and Ben!
I’m so glad I stumbled onto this. Such a smart and humble guy. Thanks
What a beautiful actor!
I hope i can meet Al someday. Everyone tells me i look just like him.
My old guitar teacher was his chauffeur
Now you need me as a guitar teacher. 🙌🏽
@@MiguelFerreyraGuitar i have been playing for fifty five years. Iove Spanish music, flaminco
*Chauffeur
If that was his nyc driver my mate and i used to walk our dog past his bldg every am because his doorman always gave treats to the neighborhood dogs. Mr. Pacino was always in the character of whatever he was shooting but he would stop and look around for neighbors that he knew, straighten up, say good morning and then back to character and into the car.
The only man crush i ever had. The greatest actor ever. Period.
Excellent
I love him ❤
The Genius, the best
He's a great actor, one of the best. 🙂🙂👍
"Hoo-ah!"
Epic
Humbling. Thank You. The Craft. Doing it...until IT does You. A True Artist.
special thank you to the great al pacino !
I am sure he just loves acting & the process.
Brilliant Manifestor 4/6 (Human Design) with an Incarnational Cross of Unexpected 🤲🏼
Completely fulfilled his destiny 😘
Much love to a beautiful and deep Soul 💜💜💜
I know Al said Brando was the only acting genius he’s ever seen…but someone needs to tell Al he is one too :-)
For over a year, when he was famous early on I pronounced his last name Pack-in-oh
Of all his roles I honestly loved him in “Merchant of Venice” the most. “Carlitos Way” a close second.
If there is Olymp of acting, there must be Al Pacino like one of the Gods.
Al Pacino seems like the nicest guy ever!
How do you have a legend like Al Pacino and not properly mic the interview?
I love Al. He’s one of the greatest screen actors ever. But, classic actor, he really can’t explain/intellectualize acting or his process. He’s not objective or literate enough for that. That’s part of why he’s so great. His form of expression is being IN it not taking about it. Have seen many interviews with him and they’re largely like this.
Yours is a very astute, accurate comment, which nobody else picked up on.
You can see Ben Mankiewicz - who is an EXCELLENT interviewer - trying to repeatedly wring out of Pacino specifically what his method is, or what he learned from the school, yet, Al can't articulate it.
And your observation is correct. He is indeed so immersed in it that he has a tough time explaining the nuances of his craft.
I also know that many actors HATE talking about their processes, because the average Joe doesn't give a hoot, and probably won't understand what they're saying anyway. So they tend to over-generalize when speaking about craft.
A brilliant actor usually does not a teacher make. And vice versa. However...
There are exceptions. The fabulous Michael Caine did a video for actors called "Acting in Film", which should be considered the bible for film actors. In it, he breaks the entire process down to an incredibly intricate degree, from timing, hitting one's marks correctly, the value of being still, etc.
There was a documentary made years ago with Marlon Brando, who served as an acting coach, along with Leonardo DiCaprio and a few other big names. They literally picked random people up off the street - including a homeless person - and held a master acting class for several days.
The premise of the project was to prove that almost anyone can be an actor. And I believe this is true. We are ALL born as actors, and we grow up pretending all of the time: playing house, cowboys & indians, bank robbers, etc.
This is our fertile imagination, which is a gift. But we lose it over time as we're taught to fit into society and conform. We're also told we have to "grow up" at a certain point. A true actor/artist never loses the childlike sense of play.
Sadly, this documentary - which was called "Lying for a Living" -never saw the light of day, as too many egos we're involved and a bunch of legal crap transpired. I believe the footage sits in a vault somewhere to this day.
Another great read on the acting process is "True & False" by David Mamet, which is a book that ALL actors should read many times over.
God I love him!❤😊
Confidence will get you far.
He's amazing. Gun to my head, Godfather 2.
Emotional athlete.
Happy Birthday Al Pacino 🎂🍾04-25-2023
: The Actors Studio West Coast: Withnail and I” What a piece of work is man: Kerman
AL is the best
- аль пачино очень красивый. 🙂🙃.
“🤍” Thank you 💫🌻🐝🌻💫
Al Pacino❤💋👏
The goat
PS: I could have listened to him talk about "American Buffalo" all day long. What a shame there is no film record of either him or Robert Duvall playing Teach in that play. (Ditto "Hurlyburly" a few years later with William Hurt, Christopher Walken, Harvey Keitel, Sigourney Weaver, Jerry Stiller, Cynthia Nixon and Judith Ivey. How's that for a cast?) I know when Duvall did it, Kenneth McMillan played Donnie (great casting choice) and John Savage played Bobby (also great casting choice). Don't know who did those parts when Pacino did the play.
PACO!!! ❤🎉
Does anybody know the date of this interview?
Shame the audio recorded is very processed. Did they have a problem recording the audio?