Al Pacino's son Ramon looks just like him when he was young as ex Noor takes the child to a park

Daily Mail​

3 days ago

Al Pacino 's little look-alike son Ramon was spotted enjoying a fun day at the park with his mom in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The Oscar winner, 85, shares the tyke with film producer Noor Alfallah, 31.
Mother and son were seen enjoying the slide at sunny Coldwater Canyon Park.
Alfallah looked relaxed in faded black jeans with a black hoodie and black and white Adidas sneakers.
The Apprentice executive producer's long dark hair was brushed straight and she appeared to be wearing little makeup and place dark sunglasses atop her head.
Young Ramon, who turns two June 30, looked adorable in a white T-shirt, black shorts and beige sneakers. He seems to have inherited his father's wavy black hair.
The toddler, who has several teeth, held on tight to a little snack pack as he and his mother took their turn on the slide.
Pacino and Alfallah began their May-December relationship bumping in to each other at the celebrity hotspot E. Baldi in Beverly Hills a year after initially meeting at a dinner hosted by mutual friends.
'I thought it was cool. I thought, wow, that's Al Pacino. I went to film school, so I wasn't dumb about who he was,' she told Vogue Arabia. 'He's a very talented and unique person. But I had no intention of thinking like, oh, he is going to be my son's father one day.'
The two discovered they lived close by each other and during the pandemic, she said, 'we started spending every day together, playing chess and watching movies. It was like film school with Al Pacino,' she said of the experience.
Explaining the transition from friends to lovers, she said merely, 'I guess, it just became something more.' Although many were surprised at the 53-year age gap, Alfallah seemed to take it all in stride.
'I've been an old soul all my life,' she claimed.
'I have friends who are 70 years old; men and women who are just totally my friends who I love, who I'd rather be with than people my age. I've always been like that.'
'I don't know why. I think I like the wisdom, the experience, the life in them. That's attractive to me.'
Alfallah and Pacino are not together romantically any more, but they reunited professionally for their next project.
She is a producer on Dead Man's Wire, a film based on the true story of a former real estate developer who takes the mortgage banker who did him wrong hostage using a sawed-off shotgun, demanding $5 million and a personal apology.
Pacino stars along with Bill Skarsgård and Coleman Domingo in the historical thriller set for release later this year.