Al Pacino

The ‘Star Wars’ universe could have looked a lot different.

Despite its violence and infamous story, this might be Tarantino’s sweetest and most purely pleasurable movie ever.

It was reported last week that foreign distribution rights were being shopped around Cannes for Martin Scorsese’s long-developing mob drama The Irishman — a project that’s been gestating for so long that we started to think it might not ever happen. But STX Entertainment has snatched up the rights to distribute the film overseas, which means that The Irishman is finally happening after all.

The classic line, “Say hello to my little friend,” which Al Pacino’s Tony Montana character belts out before his absurdly violent last stand in the cult classic ‘Scarface,’ has become deeply ingrained in pop culture since the film’s 1983 debut. Movieline got its hands on some never-before-seen outtakes of that scene, which show that Pacino didn’t exactly nail the line on his first try.

He'll tell you when he's out of order! Film Legend Al Pacino will be onstage tonight at 8:30 PM and tomorrow at 9 PM at the Fallsview Casino's Avalon room. The actor will be reviewing his entire film career, which has spanned more 40 years and has included some of the greatest movies ever.

Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino will return to his on-screen mob roots in the much-talked about 'Gotti: Three Generations,' a biopic about infamous mobster John Gotti. According to EW.com, Pacino will play Aniello John 'Mr. Neil' Dellacroce, consigliere to Carlo Gambino. He'll join the previously cast John Travolta, Kelly Preston and troublemaker Lindsay Lohan, who have signed on to play John, Victo