Michael Corleone himself may have been one of the last people to actually see "The Godfather." Al Pacino is not the type of actor who likes to watch his films. He's so strongly repelled by the prospect that he even ducked out early from The Godfather premiere screening — then waited 50 years to finally watch it.

In his newly released memoir 'Sonny Boy,' Al Pacino revealed that his role in Adam Sandler's 'Jack and Jill' was motivated by financial desperation. The iconic actor candidly admitted that he took the part because he was "broke" and "had nothing" at the time,