In his recently released memoir titled Sonny Boy, Pacino explained that he had to make a profound career change after a shady accountant lost all his money in a Ponzi scheme. The accountant mismanaged Pacino's money so horribly that the actor saw his savings account go from $50 million to nothing.

The Al Dunkaccino rap has lived rent free in many a cinephile’s minds since the infamously maligned film came out in 2011. Now, Pacino is claiming that he only took on the role because he lost all of his finances as part of Ponzi scheme.

Pacino would turn some heads when he appeared in the Adam Sandler comedy, Jack and Jill, but he admits he initially took it because he had nothing else.

"I'm not usually one to perform graphic lovemaking scenes," he wrote, "and I don't think many other actors like to do them either. It can become sort of borderline porn."

Reflecting on his infamously steamy 'Sea of Love' scene with Ellen Barkin in his new memoir 'Sonny Boy', Al Pacino admits that he doesn't enjoy acting in graphic sex scenes.

Pacino was reflecting on his 1989 thriller Sea of Love when he made the admission. He starred in the film alongside Ellen Barkin as a a New York City detective hunting down a seri