Al Pacino Remains 'Haunted' by Childhood Injury to His Penis
Al Pacino 'Haunted' By Memories Of Childhood Injury To His Penis
Al Pacino is sparing no details in his new memoir, “Sonny Boy.” In the book, which was excerpted in a story by People magazine on Thursday, the Oscar-winning actor writes about a traumatizing childhood injury to his penis which he says still makes him “squeamish” to talk about.
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