Al Pacino – 1940 – The Godfather
In the movie business, Alfredo James “Al” Pacino is a living legend. His notorious performance as Michael in the 1972 Oscar-winning movie “The Godfather.” There aren’t many individuals who haven’t heard of the man who popularized mob flicks. For his 63 leading parts in big-budget films, the illustrious actor amassed nearly 200 honors. The Academy Award-winning actor is an enduring celebrity who has no plans to stop working soon. That is evident from his recent performances in “Sniff” and as King Lear in the newest “King Lear” movie. We are grateful to the film gods that Al Pacino won’t be leaving anytime soon!
Al Pacino – 1940 – The Godfather
Jack Nicholson – 1937 – Terms of Endearment
Jack Nicholson is a well-known actor who has starred in hit films like “The Shining,” “Something’s Gotta Give,” and “Terms of Endearment.” Nicholson was born in 1937 in New Jersey and worked as an actor until he retired in 2010 because of health problems that affected his acting. Nevertheless, Nicholson’s acting abilities weren’t in vain as he received numerous honors, including two Academy Awards for Best Actor. Nicholson worked as an actor as well as a director, producer, and screenwriter. We will always be grateful for his work, despite the fact that he is now retired and still regarded as one of the finest performers of all time.
Jack Nicholson – 1937 – Terms Of Endearment
