Al Pacino honoured in Venice, but says future is 'blank'.
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[release]American movie star Al Pacino said his future was 'blank' and criticised his latest directorial effort, Salome, on Sunday, ahead of the film's public screening at the Venice film festival.
The Godfather star is in Venice to receive the 'Glory to the Filmmaker' award for artists who have left an original mark on contemporary cinema, but said he had 'no idea' where he had been going with his latest work.
'I didn't know where I was going, I'm confused,' he said about Salome, a documentary and feature film melange based on Oscar Wilde's play, the biblical tale of Salome and King Herod which explores the destructive use of sexuality.
Pacino becomes both creator and protagonist, as he documents the challenges of making the film, while playing himself, King Herod and, in one scene, Oscar Wilde - with rising American star Jessica Chastain in the role of Salome.[/release]
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Sounds like they made him an offer he can't refuse!
Not everyone can be Eastwood, Pacino.
[QUOTE=johnT447;32119756]Sounds like they made him an offer he can't refuse![/QUOTE]
What the fuck that's de niro.
[QUOTE=MeMassiveFag;32119764]What the fuck that's de niro.[/QUOTE]
Haters still hating
[QUOTE=MeMassiveFag;32119764]What the fuck that's de niro.[/QUOTE]
Pacino was in The Godfather, Marlon Brando uses the line "We'll make him an offer he can't refuse."
That's Ve nice of them to do that
Misread as "Al Capone".
Yes I know I'm tired.
Hooah, hooah
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