An acceptance speech doesn't get much more genuine than that. A great man and a truly iconic actor.

Al Pacino is more humble than a humble pie. I have hope for humanity.

This man has ZERO ego. What a nice person Al Pacino.

those shining eyes
that beautiful smile
his gentle walk
the charismatic body language and expressions
and this unique voice
I love you Al, the Godfather of Acting

The Godfather trilogy, Scarface, Donnie Brasco, Scent of a Woman and all the movies Al Pacino is a living legend

Al pacino is one of the good guys in Hollywood.  The fact he didnt win an oscar in the 70s for all his outstanding work is seriously a very perplexing thing.  The 2 godfathers, serpico , dog day afternoon justice for all. Just unreal.

Michael Corleone's still right there !

Damn. Like, this dude deserves at least 5 Oscars.

How can you not love that man.  The beauty about him is that he is just the way you see him he is.  A friendly, lovely, down to earth gentlemen that I had the pleasure to meet! God bless

This touches my heart I forgot how much I love Al Pacino as an actor I don't know him personally but he seems like the real thing

Al is such a humble guy, he's the best ever in my opinion because I've never seen him in his characters, he becomes them completely.

"Talking about me... me... whatever that is.." says Al Pacino in his speech. Oh, God! What an actor, what a man, what a great, great spirit! Already a legend! Love you from the bottom of my heart, Al Pacino!

I have a story about this wonderful person. He was my idol since I was very young. I was in NYC in 1999 for a business function and I heard that Al Pacino was performing on Broadway. I decided to stay an extra night and buy tickets to the the play. It was an amazing experience to see him perform LIVE.  One of my favorite aspects of his talent is when he gets very angry and shouts his lines. Let me tell you, he did it several times in this play and I was in awe.  Anyway, at the end of the play, I walked out of the theatre and there were plenty of people waiting outside. I realized that even if I decided to join the crowd, I would be nowhere near him as it must have been 10 feet wide either side. There was a car waiting on the street and I , assuming it was his car, approached the driver and asked if there was any way to meet Al as I wanted him to sign the Playbill. The driver told me to walk to the next intersection and if the traffic light turned red, he'd stop the car and Al will sign the Playbill. I didn't have much confidence in what he was saying but I decided to go ahead with his suggestion and walk to the next intersection. Sure enough, the car arrived at the intersection with a red traffic light, I approached the car and the window dropped and Al smiled and signed the Playbill. What a humble and kind human being. I'll never forget that 5 seconds I spent standing next to Al Pacino.

The man is a legend and his hair is always impeccable.

Greatest actor of all time.

Al's smile is always uplifting.

All that talent and great acting and the man remains totally humble, never forgetting where he came from, class all the way. You killed it Al!

That shoutout for his mentor and friend Charlie Lawton really got me. Pacino is the man.

the best actor of the entire millenium

Such a down to earth humble guy, so handsome. He doesn't look like hes 67 here, looks younger than that. I always love his speeches