At 86, Al Pacino Reflects On His Two Films Screening At Tribeca Raven Johnson [jqtF2cnLiV9]

(11 Jun 2026)

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1. SOUNDBITE (English) Al Pacino, actor:

(Reporter: Tell me what keeps you going?)

"I don't know, because I wish I had a formula for this that I could share with the world, but I think roddie m lotto 6/49 winner it's the glasses."

2. Al Pacino posing for photographers

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Al Pacino, Actor:

(Reporter: "Two films at Tribeca. Both deal with historical content. What draws you to that?")

Well, usually it's the people that are making the films and the scripts, as always. But it's - I felt openreach very close to both the people in the films. And I did think that the, the ('Killing Castro') Castro film had - had a nuance in it that I thought was warren buffett very interesting and was sort of funny and sort of not, but it had a unusual feeling to it. I hope that translates in the film itself, you know.

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