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#9 Greatest of All Time

Al Pacino

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United States
Method Acting

Intense dramatic actor famous for explosive performances in The Godfather trilogy and Scarface.

Expert Score
96
Public Score
93
Final Score
94.5

The Story

Al Pacino is one of cinema's most iconic actors, known for intense, explosive performances. His portrayal of Michael Corleone in "The Godfather" trilogy is considered one of film's greatest performances. He brought memorable intensity to roles in "Scarface," "Dog Day Afternoon," and "Scent of a Woman" (for which he won his Oscar). Pacino is one of few actors to achieve the Triple Crown of Acting (Oscar, Emmy, Tony). His theatrical background and method approach create unforgettable, larger-than-life characters. Despite being one of the most nominated actors, his influence extends far beyond awards.

Achievements & Awards

  • πŸ†Academy Award Winner
  • πŸ†Nine Oscar Nominations
  • πŸ†Triple Crown of Acting
  • πŸ†Iconic Roles: Michael Corleone, Tony Montana
  • πŸ†Two Tony Awards
  • πŸ†Two Emmy Awards
  • πŸ†AFI Life Achievement Award
  • πŸ†Kennedy Center Honor

Career Stats

Career Span
1969-present
Films
50+ films
Oscar Wins
1 win
Oscar Nominations
9 nominations
Tony Awards
2 wins
Emmy Awards
2 wins