A pop culture staple, Scarface ‘s impact and influence on Hip-Hop can’t be understated, as Pacino’s performance, along with the film’s ethos, have been ingrained in the minds of listeners ...

Al Pacino on How 'Scarface' Legacy Is Indebted to Hip-Hop’s Embrace: 'It Kept Going and Going' Duing a conversation with Marc Maron, Al Pacino also said that he's "never" done cocaine in his life.

The Brian De Palma film celebrated its 40th anniversary last year and recently screened at Beyond Fest with Pacino in attendance.

Al Pacino is opening up about a near-death experience. In a new interview with The New York Times published on Saturday, the "Scarface" actor, 84, detailed a scary moment in which he fell ...

Al Pacino is opening up about a scary near-death experience. The Oscar-winning "Scarface" actor, 84, revealed on The New York Times' "The Interview" podcast that he became seriously ill while ...

Al Pacino Credits Hip-Hop With Making ‘Scarface’ a Hit: ‘They Understood It. They Embraced It.’ The 1983 film was initially panned by critics, but later became a cult classic thanks to ...

When it was first released, 'Scarface' wasn't that well received, but Pacino believes rappers helped give it acclaim.

Al Pacino tells PEOPLE about a near-death experience he had during the COVID-19 pandemic where a crew of paramedics saved his life in his living room after he 'didn't have a pulse.' ...

Al Pacino remembers directors like Milos Foreman and Sidney Lumet being offended by the violence and excessiveness in Brian De Palma's 'Scarface.' ...

Al Pacino revealed he fell unconscious during a near-death experience while sick with COVID-19. "I didn't have a pulse," he told the New York Times Magazine in a piece published Saturday.

Directed by Brian De Palma, and starring Al Pacino in a role that revitalized his already storied career, Scarface has been one of the hip-hop community’s favorite films since its release in 1983.