Despite his mega success over the span of five decades, Al Pacino found himself financially strapped later in his career. In his newly released memoir, "Sonny Boy," the "Godfather" actor, 84, opened up about the financial pitfall he found himself in after being entangled with a corrupt accountant who mismanaged the star's earnings for years.
It was all about: Let’s keep this dumb actor going, and I was keeping track of who got what. I was all about: Let’s keep this dumb actor happy, just keep him working, and will reap." GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE According to Variety, Pacino didn't realize he was broke until he was in his 70s. "I wasn’t a young buck, and I was not going to be making the kind of money from acting in films that I had made before.