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Al Pacino Acted in Movies He Didn’t ‘Relate’ to at 70 Years Old Just for the Money: ‘I Was Broke. I Had $50 Million and Then I Had Nothing’
Al Pacino writes in his recently-published memoir “Sonny Boy” that he was forced to make dramatic career changes after losing all of his money due to a corrupt accountant who eventually served seven and a half years in prison for running a Ponzi scheme. The accountant mismanaged the Oscar winner’s funds, bringing Pacino’s savings from a staggering $50 million to zero dollars.
According to Pacino, it was in 2011 when he started “to get warnings that my accountant at the time, a guy who had lots of celebrity clients, was not to be trusted.” The actor was already paying “a ridiculous amount of money to rent some big fancy house in Beverly Hills,” and then he took his entire family on a trip to Europe where he flew various guests overseas “on a gorgeous Gulfstream 550” and “rented out a whole floor of the Dorchester hotel in London.”
What Jey Uso told Roman Reigns on WWE SmackDown after Solo Sikoa revealed his fifth member for Survivor Series WarGames
What Jey Uso told Roman Reigns on WWE SmackDown after Solo Sikoa revealed his fifth member for Survivor Series WarGames By Anirban Banerjee Modified Nov 16, 2024 03:51 GMT follow icon Follow Us comment Discuss Jey Uso had something to tell Roman Reigns on WWE SmackDown this week after a big reveal by Solo Sikoa. He said that it was time for Reigns to take action. Roman Reigns interrupted Solo Sikoa and came out during WWE SmackDown this week to confront him ahead of WarGames. The two teams clashed, and there was a big reveal, with Bronson Reed coming in as the fifth member of Solo Sikoa’s team. His attack took Reigns by surprise and put him on the back foot. He was then hit by the devastating Tsunami, which left him in pain. However, at this point, recalling their earlier conversation, Jey Uso told Roman Reigns to make the call. He said it was time to do it, and as both stars lay in the ring, he felt the need for it to happen. “Make the call, make the call, make the call, Uce,” Jey said. A major name is gone from WWE. More HERE. Expand Tweet While Reigns went on to call Paul Heyman at the end of the show, this may not be the call that Jey Uso was referring to. While it appeared that this was the name that Jey meant, it may be someone else altogether – a fifth man for the team. More should be revealed within the next few weeks, especially after Heyman didn’t answer. also-read-trending Trending Was this article helpful? like selected avatar selected tagline-banner-image SPORTSKEEDA PRESENTS sk promotional banner
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