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Even though he’s rapidly approaching the age of 83, Ridley Scott isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Not only is he trying to get back to work and finish his period drama, “The Last Duel,” it would appear that he’s already setting up his cast for his next feature, with arguably one of the best lineups of actors in a while.

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Today marks the birthday of one of Hollywood’s finest talents – the legendary Al Pacino. Born in New York City on April 25th in 1940, the actor/director turns 80-years-old.

An undeniable Hollywood great, Al Pacino has brought an indefatigable sense of simmering intensity to numerous roles across a 50-year career.

A suit signed by a host of A-list celebrities has fetched £16,000 after it was auctioned off to raise funds for a campaign to save late artist and filmmaker Derek Jarman’s cottage.

The creator of Al Pacino’s new TV show Hunters has defended the show over controversial scenes that fictionalised atrocities committed during the Holocaust.

It was reported that Pacino had split from Dohan when he went solo on the red carpet at the Oscars earlier this month. And the pair's break-up has now been confirmed by the 40-year-old beauty, who told Israel's LaIsha magazine that she called time on the romance because 79-year-old was too old for her, reports aceshowbiz.com. "It's hard to be with a man so old, even Al Pacino.

Al Pacino has defended his casting as a Jewish person in his new Amazon Prime Video series Hunters.

The Oscars 2020 proved the cement shoes for Netflix’s “The Irishman.”

Brad Pitt accepted the 2020 Oscar for Best Supporting Actor at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Sunday.

The Hollywood stalwart Al Pacino recently revealed that he wants to play Hamlet, as he has a strong inclination to essay that Shakespearean character. The star who featured in Martin Scorsese's The Irishman, said he wanted to play Hamlet as he has not yet dealt with that particular character.

The 73rd British Academy Film Awards took place in the UK this weekend. The best performances and movies were nominated at the BAFTA. While all eyes were on who will take home a BAFTA award this year and find a spot on the BAFTA 2020 winners' list, an unfortunate red carpet moment caught everyone's eye. Photos from the red carpet reveal The Irishman star Al Pacino tripped and fell on moments before he could pose for the cameras at the event. 

Martin Scorsese talked with Variety about “The Irishman,” its challenges and rewards, and the responsibility of filmmakers to “enrich” audiences — and about the meaning of life. “The Irishman” (starring Robert De Niro and scripted by Steven Zaillian) is nominated for 10 Oscars, including best picture and Scorsese as director.

Saoirse Ronan, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie are among the nominees who will attend the Bafta film awards on Sunday.

Al Pacino was so high on “a few things” at the Oscars in 1975 that he had to ask Best Supporting Actor nominee Jeff Bridges what was happening.

Al Pacino has described working on his upcoming TV series, in which he plays a leading Nazi hunter in 1970s New York City, as a “wonderful experience”.

his year's Best Supporting Actor race is shaping up to be a who's who of Academy favorites. Even the wunderkind of the group, Timothée Chalamet, already has an Oscar nomination to his name. With two spots seemingly reserved for legends and co-stars Al Pacino and Joe Pesci, who else will make the cut? Neither Willem Dafoe nor Sam Rockwell can seem to miss with the Academy is recent years, while America's most beloved actor, Tom Hanks, is up for his first nomination in over a decade.