Al Pacino Discusses Late Mother's Impact in Memoir

In a recent interview, Al Pacino, now 84, reflected on his unique relationship with his youngest son, Roman, whom he co-parents with ex Noor Alfallah. Despite not living together, Pacino maintains contact through text messages and enjoys playing harmonica with him. Concurrently, Pacino's memoir, 'Sonny Boy,' named after his mother's nickname for him, reveals his struggles with personal loss, particularly the overdose death of his mother, Rose, when he was just 22. He candidly expressed a desire to reconnect with her in the afterlife, sharing his hopes that she would see his success as an actor. The memoir also addresses his tumultuous relationship with his mother, who disapproved of his acting career, as well as his battles with financial instability in the early years of his career. Pacino's extensive accolades highlight his status as a Hollywood legend, with numerous awards including an Academy Award for Best Actor.