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8. Al Pacino is still around

Mon Feb 16, 2026, 02:22 PM

Feb 16

but we did lose Diane Keaton this past fall.

I remember seeing the first "Godfather" back in '72 on the HUGE SCREEN (drive-in). I know people always reference the "horse's head" scene but I'll never forget what happened to James Caan and the slow-motion machine gun dispatching (and I was a fan of James Caan and was like - WAIT! NO! ).

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