Al Pacino EXPLAINS His Oscar Night Debacle!

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March 15, 2024

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Al Pacino drew a great deal of attention after his bizarre Oscar night presentation of the Best Picture Academy Award. In this call into The Jimmy Dore Show, Pacino explains why he didn’t read the names of all the nominated films and why he phrased his delivery the way he did.

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