Al Pacino
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For my opinion , Al Pacino is the greatest
actor of all time because he lives his roles and he can dominate every role that he playes . I think he is
the greatest interpreter of all time and he will always be , no one can be better than him.
Review posted by: majl

At his peak, he was the most intense actor
ever. He could dominate any scene, no matter the subject, no matter the other actors working with him. I
personally felt that he outperformed Brando in the first Godfather with a brillaint effort in showing
Michael's transformation from reluctant son to mob boss. He was even better in Part II - giving an acting
clinic that I consider to be the single greatest performance of any actor ever. He was simply untouchable
there. Dog Day Afternoon is another unreal performance. Amazingly raw power and emotion in his performance.
And everything else... Serpico, And Justice for All, Glengarry Glen Ross, Scent of a Woman, The Insider,
Scarecrow, Scarface, Donnie Brasco, Heat, Insomnia, Angels in America, Carlito's Way, etc. The high points of
his career were greater than that of any other actor in my humble opinion.
Review posted by: ThisGuy

between de niro and pacino in their solo roles
they have been equally the best and you could not distinguish between the two actors other than de niro has
proved his ability in comedy.
Review posted by: Anonymous

Al Pacino is a living legend.. and it would be
unfair to say that he is the best or some other actor is, like Robert De Niero, Marlon Brando or Tom Hanks...
All are great actors, but there is something different about Al Pacino.He just
doesn't act his roles he lives them.. One of the most intense actors of all time, he has changed the level of
acting in the film industry since he starred in the film The Godfather (as Michael Corleone). This man
certainly deserves more than just one Oscar...Well, as for me, he is the best...
Review posted by: PAPA

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