Al Pacino Details Kidnapping Attempt in Memoir

In his memoir, 'Sonny Boy', Al Pacino recounts a harrowing incident early in his career when he narrowly escaped a kidnapping attempt. While out drinking with Richard Hackman, he got so drunk that he accepted a ride from a woman who revealed her intentions to kidnap him. Pacino, recognizing the danger, threatened to jump out of the moving car to escape, prompting the woman to take him home instead. He emphasized that her behavior was not a mere flirtation, given his notoriety from 'The Godfather'. Alongside this revelation, Pacino reflected on personal experiences, including his reluctance to marry and a significant childhood injury. The memoir sheds light on both his precarious encounters and personal reflections over the years.