Al Pacino

Alfredo James Pacino or Al Pacino was born on April 25, 1940, in the neighborhood of East Harlem in New York. During his teenage years, he was called “Sonny” by his friends and had goals of becoming a professional baseball player. Sadly, Al Pacino’s mother disagreed with the decision he made and left home after an argument.

He did not need a financial advisor to know how to fund his acting studies but instead took jobs as a postal clerk, janitor, busboy, and messenger, which were all low-paying jobs at the time. In 2020, Al Pacino starred in a fictional TV series called Hunters, where he played a Nazi hunter named Meyer Offerman. Leaving home to pursue a career in acting was definitely risky. Still, with sheer determination and talent, Al Pacino managed to emerge as one of the greatest actors to ever come out of Hollywood.