with encouragement from fran advertise ford coppola and marlon brando pacino turned it around. >> nomy father's life. >> the restaurant scene. >> the restaurant scene kept me in the picture. >> from the viewerer's perspective you went from being a nice college kid -- >> exactly right. >> to a bad-ass. >> that was the turning point. >> al pacino bad-ass. >> yeah. there is. i mean, of course. >> reporter: years later, he took bad-ass to a new level. cuban drug lord in "scarface." >> say hello to my little friend! >> the accent was very important to me. >> you know what i'm talking about you [ bleep ] cockroach. >> to have an accent that wasn't literally the way they speak but a manifest case of my imagination of how they speak. >> reporter: for young alfredo james pacino growing up poor in the south bronx, raised by his mother rose who introduced him to the movies. >> we would go to the movies and then the next day she'd go off to work i'd be in the house, i'd remember the movie and enact all the parts. >> quite a deal to get into this place. >> reporter: a high school dropout, his pas

charlie: how well did you know marlon brando? pacino: well enough to love him.nd i did not know him as well as other people had. i found him to be that kind of sensitivity where he can sort of feel you. he feels your stuff. and he gets very concerned. he was concerned about me. at the time, there was so much controversy. charlie: after godfather? pacino: before. i was shooting it. he came over and put his hand on my shoulders. he knew i was going to go. i was a man who did not have long left for this that. -- the set. francis wanted me. the studio didn't. they didn't want brando either. charlie: didn't francis bring in panic? pacino: panic is a beautiful movie. charlie: he was the photographer. pacino: just a beautiful directorial -- charlie: francis brought them in. pacino: she brought eight minutes from panic, and brought me in. the part of michael corleone is sort of built. it's contracted -- constructed from kind of a shadow that turns into this presence. it's my way of getting to that so that by the time you see him on the end -- at the end, he's kind of an

. >> in the not necessarily in this order, but i would certainly say marlon brando. i think he's the perfect definition of genius in acting. you can't never, ever outguess him. every choice he made in every part was a surprise. stella adler, who was his teacher and mine, said the talent, that's the genius, lies in the choice. his choices were utterly unpredictable and in the beginning on which incredible, shocking and ultimately they were inevitable, the only possible choices. >> here's a scene with brando independents your fingers are disgustingly greasy. go wash up and help me clear the table. ♪ >> now, that's how i'm going to clear the table. don't you ever talk that way to me. >> wow. next? >> next would be charlie chaplin. he turned humor into high art. take a look at his features, his short films, the quantity and quality of sheer invention they contain has never, ever been equalled. not by anyone, not at any time in any medium. he is one of the great geniuses of 209th century. >> next? >> next would beal pacino. the -- to design the sets and costume, heside, w

it is marlon brando. same pose. he's got his hand there, too cool for school. everybody is saying, brando is the wild one. he's got him beat by 100 years. those kids, i wish i knew who they were. about their life. -- think about their lives, all they have known has been war. st. john's church. who knows why it is important? give me liberty or give me death, or whatever he actually said. a lot of the photographers were taking this to show people of the north, this is it. so much so ready could not resist and put himself in the image. -- so much so, brady could not resist and put himself in the image. st. john's church. mission accomplished. we also have these kids. let's put them against the wall's will stand still. a lot of clues show you why it is such a cool shot. the negative box for brady's crew. that is his groom wagon. -- dr.arkroom wagon to read who doesn't know a kid just like that? all his buddies are against the wall. he is in front with a big grin. the reason they are up against the wall is because they were trying to keep the kids still. so they cou

>> marlon brando did not stop for me. >> jimmy: your favorite, somebody you like the best. >> now? jimmy: of all of them. >> mike wahlberg. i love him and he love me too. >> jimmy: who loves you too? >> mike wahlberg. >> jimmy: okay, great. so brad pitt and mark wahlberg have been very nice. let's take a look at the pictures and you tell us the circumstances surrounding the photographs. who is this in the photograph. >> lady gaga. she's not famous. somebody my friend tell me take a picture with this lady. who's that? i don't know her. >> jimmy: though is before. >> yes, after i got the picture she is famous now. >> jimmy: all right. next up? okay. who's that guy? >> i don't know his name. [ laughter ] he's actor. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> but he don't stop for picture. >> jimmy: looks like he did. you do not know who this is, though? >> he do a show on tv, i don't know. >> jimmy: his name is larry david. >> larry davis. >> jimmy: close enough. >> michael. >> jimmy: somebody got this picture of you taking a picture. >> one guy paparazzi, he tell me where you something i won't say th

. >> i feel like every -- i feel like if marlon brando had a a facebook there would have been an "on because people want -- >> when you're alone and you're reading the feedback, it hits you. so, if i go and i say who would you like to see me work with and i see the feedback, the comments, jason statham, jason statham, that's a good idea. it's a good idea to listen to that. >> jimmy: and now it is him. >> and now it is him. [ jason statham impression ] >> jimmy: and he's the one and only. he's a really tough guy. >> i think he's more than the other. >> jimmy: i think he's the toughest guy in the whole world. >> the toughest guy in the whole world. he'll break your back by looking at you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to show everyone an exclusive trailer for -- this is "furious 7." you've taken it to a new level on this one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it is bonkers. take a look at this. >> most important thing in life will always be family. that's what's real. [ phone rings ] >> dominic toretto. you don't know me. you're about to. >> looks like the sins of london have followed us home. >> we'

scott, jackie kennedy onassis or marlon brando.ny of these people were his potential targets, after lennon. lennon was his first choice. >> even show, chapman's agenda included a wild scheme to kill scott while the actor was on stage at a broadway show. >> the defendant said he had front row seats, and his plan was to stand up in the middle of the show and fire into the body of george c. scott. it -- when he went to the gun store to buy bullets to have ammunition for his gun, he was told that in new york you cannot buy bullets for your gun. >> after two weeks in new york, chapman flies back to hawaii. he reveals to his wife he's obsessed with john lennon and plans to kill him. she convinces chapman to make an appointment with a psychologist but he doesn't keep it. in early december, chapman flies back to new york, stopping over in atlanta to procure five .38 caliber bullets. >> this is not someone who is wanting to assault somebody or cause injury. this is someone intent upon committing a murder. i have moderate to severe crohn's d

charlie: how well did you know marlon brando? al: well enough to love him. i did not know him as well as other people had. i found him to be the most -- that kind of sensitivity where he can sort of feel you. he feels your stuff. and he gets very concerned. he was concerned about me. because at the time, there was so much controversy. i was going to -- charlie: after "godfather?" al: before. while we were shooting it. he came over and put his hand on my shoulders. he knew i was going to go. i was a man who did not have long left for the set. francis wanted me. the studio didn't. they didn't want brando either. brando, you know. me, it did not matter. they were shocked that francis -- charlie: did francis bring in -- was it "panic?" al: "panic" is a beautiful movie. charlie: he was the photographer. al: just a beautiful directorial -- charlie: francis brought them in. al: he brought eight minutes from "panic in needle park," and just showed it to me and that brought me in. the part of michael corleone is sort of built. it's constructed in a way that it starts

. >> how well did you know marlon brando? >> well enough to love him. as well as other people have. i found him to be the most that kind of sensitivity where he can sort of feel you. he feels your stuff. and he gets very concerned he was concerned about pea because at the time there is so much controversy. >> this is after god father. >> no, while we're shooting it. he was concerned about you. >> because he came up to me once and just was doing my-- just doing a little massage on my shoulder because he knew that i was going to go i was a man who didn't have long left for the set because francis wanted me. the studio didn't. think didn't want brando either. an brando you know but me t didn't matter. they just-- they were just shocked that francis wanted. >> didn't francis bring in was it panic or did he bring? >> jerry schatzberg directed it needle park. >> rose: he was the photographer too wasn't he? >> yeah just a beautiful direct orial. >> but francis brought them in. >> from a panic in needle park. and just showed it to them. and that got me in. and

. >> with marlon brando starring at caesar loyalist marc anthony, whose funeral other rakes turned romans> here was a see star. >> in the early 1950s it was even part of the series "you are there." walter cronkite was the anachronistic anchor. >> to repeat the news in pushed voices. >> one version featured young paul newman, believe it or not. as brew tucson. the killing of see star set of a year's-long battle for power. as was see star loyalist and his mistress the enchanting queen cleopatra of equip. seizing power was octavian his son. he went on to rule rome as the emperor augustus. if you think it's all ancient history, not so fast. we relive the times in manner of speaking every summer during the months the romans named for them, july and august. yo your future to look like. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been providing solutions to help individuals like you achieve long-term financial security. bring your vision for the future to life with pacific life. talk to a financial advisor to help build and protect your retirement income. pacific life. the power to help you succee

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