Five of the best Al Pacino movies
One of Hollywood's true greats, Al Pacino has delivered some of the most unforgettable performances in cinematic history — from Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather to the explosive intensity of Scarface. As the legendary actor turns 85, there's no better moment to celebrate the man whose work has helped define American cinema.
Throughout his filmography Pacino has brought a rare blend of raw intensity and magnetic subtlety to the screen. And he's not slowing down anytime soon. According to insiders, retirement isn't on his radar — 'stopping would kill him,' one source shared last year. 'He's sure of it.' IMDb lists eight upcoming projects, including his take on King Lear in Bernard Rose's Lear Rex.
But first, what is Pacino's finest performance? For
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