Al Pacino : In Conversation with Lawrence Grobel

Lawrence Grobel

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Pacino grew up sharing a three-room apartment in the Bronx with nine people in what he describes as his "New York Huckleberry Finn" childhood. Raised mostly by his grandparents and his mother, Pacino began drinking at age thirteen. Shortly after he was admitted to the renowned High School for Performing Arts, his classmates nicknamed him "Marlon," after Marlon Brando, even though Pacino didn't know who Brando was. Renowned acting coach Charlie Laughton saw Pacino when he was nineteen in the stairwell of a Bronx tenement, and the first words out of Laughton's mouth were "You are going to be a star." And so began a fabled, lifelong friendship that nurtured Al through years of not knowing where his next meal would come from until finally -- at age twenty-six -- he landed his first salaried acting job.

Lawrence Grobel

Lawrence Grobel Patt Morrison is a Los Angeles Times writer and columnist with a share of two Pulitzer prizes. She has six Emmys and ten Golden Mike awards for her public broadcasting work, and is the author of a best-selling book on the L.A. River. Lawrence Grobel has written 20 books relating to writers, the entertainment industry, and its stars; and conducted the October 1977 Playboy interview with Barbra Streisand. Steve Schapiro is a widely acclaimed photographer whose work has been seen regularly in the major magazines of the world. In addition to his documentary photographs from the 1960s, he has worked on numerous and diverse commercial assignments, including making photographs for Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather, and John Schlesinger's Midnight Cowboy, and several album covers for recording star and actress Barbara Streisand. His Life covers of marlon Brando, Al Pacino, and Truman Capote are today considered to be classics in the portrait genre

Title	Al Pacino : In Conversation with Lawrence Grobel
Author	Lawrence Grobel
Publisher	Simon and Schuster UK Ltd.
Number of Pages	235
Category	Interview
First Published	JAN 2006