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Scent of Another Woman, starring Dick Dousche and Al Pacino.

Thanks. Pacino has another great monologue in movie: http://www.videosift.com/video/Devils-Advocate-Satans-final-rant. I found this one to be more poignant and thus interesting.

Al Pacino rant and a Milton quote...definite upvote

from Al Pacino's Imdb.com profile:

Trade Mark:

Volcanic tirade, smoke-burnished voice.

Frequently plays men of power and/or authority.

Unbeknownst to most moviegoers, this was a fully ad libbed, alcohol induced rant from somewhere deep within Pacino's soul.

That guy does the best Pacino.

> I'd like to mark this 80s, but it was released in 1990...

and his standup was all about the *80s, anyway.
he was pretty big then, but didn't really go anywhere after that.

but he always did a dead-on impersonation of travolta.
and his pacino was pretty good.

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This looks wicked. I could watch De Niro and Pacino all the live long day

Oh, and in case you're wondering, here's the whole list (in no particular order):

1) Humphrey Bogart
2) Dean Martin*
3) Robert Redford
4) Christopher Walken
5) Robert Deniro
6) Willem Defoe
7) Paul Newman
Al Pacino
9) James Dean
10) George Clooney**

*Some people would put Sinatra in the list as a representative of the Rat Pack, but I like Dean better. The voice was just as good, and he seemed not to be quite as enamored with himself.

**I mean, come on. Can all our wives, daughters, moms, and sisters be wrong? I think not. But that's not what gets him on the list. He makes the cut because even though they aren't wrong, I don't resent him for it.

You're right: Pacino's gut-wrenching in this.

His Pacino was incredible, totally captured the pitch and cadence. Spacey is a master.

9: Say hello to my little friend - Al Pacino in Scarface
10: Stella! Stella! - Marlon Brando in Streetcar named Desire
11: I'll have what she's having - When Harry met Sally
12?: The sound effect of the guy sharpening the knife sounded an awful lot like the psycho shower scene music.