In his newly released memoir 'Sonny Boy,' Al Pacino revealed that his role in Adam Sandler's 'Jack and Jill' was motivated by financial desperation. The iconic actor candidly admitted that he took the part because he was "broke" and "had nothing" at the time,

In his recently released memoir titled Sonny Boy, Pacino explained that he had to make a profound career change after a shady accountant lost all his money in a Ponzi scheme. The accountant mismanaged Pacino's money so horribly that the actor saw his savings account go from $50 million to nothing.