On todays show we congratulate Demi Moore on her Golden Globe win, discuss the legacy of Jimmy Carter and the enduring impact of Elvis Presley as Graceland celebrates his 90th birthday.

Gianni and Jeanie answer our listeners' questions.

We explore the remarkable career of the legendary defense attorney Barry Slotnick. Known for defending high profile cases such as the infamous "Subway Shooter" Bernie Goetz, as well as figures like John Gotti. He represented Steve Wynn, Bette Midler and even drafted Melanie Trump's prenuptial agreement. We will also discuss the new book that celebrates his extraordinary legal legacy.

Gianni & Jeanie discuss the differences between what it was like being a kid in the 50's, 70's and today. This episode will highlight how kids got along and interacted focusing on how children in earlier times were often stronger, more independent and less offended or pampered. We touch on the difficulties today's children are facing concerning their identities and the struggles they are facing.

Actor Gianni Russo, who played Carlo Rizzi in The Godfather Part I and II, joins the podcast to discuss what it was like working on the legendary films, how Al made him cry in a scene fifteen times and what Mafia family helped him get the job on the film in the first place.

All About Al: The Pacino Podcast is written, produced and presented by Mark Searby

Originally Aired Monday, December 16, 2024

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the fascinating acting career of Gianni Russo, which began with his unforgettable role as Carlo Rizzi in the Godfather. From there, Gianni carved out a unique path in Hollywood appearing in iconic films like Striptease, Any Given Sunday, Seabiscuit, The Freshman, and Lepke to name a few. His talents extended to TV as well, with roles in The Rockford Files, Jake and the Fatman, Prison Break and many more. Join us as we explore the highlights of Gianni's dynamic career on both the big and the small screens.

In this episode, we dive into two fascinating stories from completely different worlds. First, we unpack the buzz surrounding the fight between boxing legend Mike Tyson and social media star-turned-fighter Jake Paul. Then we shift gears to explore the golden age of New York nightlife, focusing on the legendary friendship between Jackie Gleason, the king of comedy and Toots Shor the iconic restaurateur. From boxing rings to barstools, this episode is a knockout of stories and nostalgia! Subscribe to never miss a show every week. Don’t forget to rate and review!!

A listener’s question sparked a wave of nostalgia and inspired this episode. Today we discuss the incredibly talented Connie Francis. She gave us timeless hits like, WHERE THE BOYS ARE & WHO’S SORRY NOW. Tune in as we explore memories behind the legend and celebrate the unforgettable Connie Francis.

On this episode, Gianni dives into listeners' questions taking us back to the golden area of the Tropicana, sharing vivid memories of the time he spent in the iconic venue. He recalls unforgettable moments watching legendary superstars like Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. Wayne Newton and Elvis Presly light up the stage.. He also answers questions revealing his second favorite film role and reflecting on the life of legendary Connie Francis. Have questions or ideas for future episodes? Write in, and let's keep the conversation going!

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REGINE - one name was all it took for the Queen of the Night to become an icon. Regine Zylberberg the self-proclaimed inventor of the discotheque, took the world by storm, from Paris and Monte Carlo to New York City. As a young girl she was hiding from the Nazis and selling copper in the streets to get by but then things began looking up as she started working at Whiskey a Gogo. She went on to create legendary Chez Regine nightclubs, and became a revolutionary force in entertainment. Her Chez Regine clubs drew anyone who was anyone. Her glamorous venues were frequented by stars like Sophia Loren, Farrah Fawcett, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Liza Minnelli, and Jackie Gleason. On May 1, 2022, Regine passed at 92 yrs old. Join us as we explore her unforgettable legacy in global entertainment and nightlife culture.