Al Pacino's younger co-stars once left him "scared" to the core after he decided to improvise one of the most iconic scenes from "The Irishman."
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The 84-year-old multiple Oscar nominee and winner Al Pacino has never stopped leaving his audience amused by his performances, be it through his iconic crime projects or his dramatic masterpieces. If anything, he is one of the greatest and most influential actors of the 20th century, best known for his perfectly channeled terrifying on-screen demeanor.
And yet his younger co-star managed to leave him baffled and "scared" to the core while working on their critically acclaimed 2019 crime mystery gem of a piece, The Irishman. This "younger co-star" was 51-year-old Stephen Graham, who improvised a fan-favorite scene from the film so massively that even Pacino couldn't hide his nervousness about it!
Anyone who has followed Al Pacino's screen work since his Oscar-nominated performance as Michael Corleone in 1972's The Godfather must know how famous the actor is for portraying tough, menacing mobster-like guys. So much so that it even makes his off-screen persona appear intimidating to many.
