Al Pacino is the definition of a Hollywood legend. The actor has had the kind of career that others in the business can only dream of, with dozens of celebrated performances and so many classic lines that even the most casual film fan can quote offhand.
"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."
To celebrate the incredible career of Al Pacino, here's a look back at some of his most iconic scenes of all time.
Pacino's role as Michael Corleone in the Godfather film series made him an instant A-lister and netted him both his first and third Oscar nominations. All three films feature iconic scenes. Arguably the best one comes in Part II, when he confronts his older brother Fredo. Michael has long suspected Fredo's disloyalty to the family, and it's confirmed when he accidentally reveals his connection to an assassination attempt on Michael.
In one of the most unforgettable scenes from the series, Michael confronts Fredo at a party and, with nothing but a kiss and a single line, gives him a bitter warning of the revenge still to come.
The Godfather: Part II - "I know it was you" | 0:00
Dog Day Afternoon - "Attica!" | 1:10
Scarface - "Say hello to my little friend" | 2:18
Scent of a Woman - "I'll show you out of order" | 3:00
Any Given Sunday - "One inch at a time" | 4:16
Jack and Jill - "Dunkaccino" | 5:13
The Irishman - "That didn't apply to you" | 6:29
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