Al Pacino attended the Los Angeles premiere of his daughter Julie's directorial debut, I Live Here Now
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The actor posed for rare red carpet photos with Julie, 36, and his 25-year-old twins Anton and Olivia
Pacino is also dad to son Roman, 2
Al Pacinois enjoying a family night out.
The actor, 85, attended the Los Angeles premiere of his 36-year-old daughter Julie's new movie,I Live Here Now. The film, which marks Julie's directional debut, screened at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica, Calif., on Thursday, Mar. 12.
In the rare red carpet photos, Pacino poses with Julie and his twins Anton and Olivia, 25. In one photo, all four hold up peace signs as they smile for the camera together.
Another snap shows Pacino and his daughter Julie sweetly posing together. Julie has her arms around her dad, who smiles while wearing a pair of aviator sunglasses.
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Pacino shares Julie with ex-girlfriend Jan Tarrant and Anton and Olivia with exBeverly D'Angelo. He is also dad to son Roman, 2, with Noor Alfallah.
The actor doesn't often speak about his kids publicly, but in October 2024, he spoke about becoming a father again at 83.The Godfatheralum said thatentering back into parenthood has been "extraordinary"and added that he's found a few things that the two can do together.
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As Pacino and Alfallah are no longer together, the actor has found new ways to communicate with his son.
"He does text me from time to time," Pacino said of Roman.
"You know, I have this little person. Everything he does is interesting to me," Pacino shared. "So we talk. I play the harmonica with him and we have made this kind of contact. So it's fun."
In an interview withThe New York Times, Pacino wasasked what movie Roman should eventually watchto grasp his father's acting chops. "I think he should start off withAdam Sandler's," the star said, referring to the 2011 comedyJack and Jill, which featured his cameo in aDunkin' Donuts commercial.
"I think that's funny. It came at a time in my life that I needed it, because it was after I found out I had no more money," Pacino recalled. "My accountant was in prison, and I needed something quickly. So I took this."
"There's this thing I do in that film: They got me doing aDunkin' Donuts commercial. You know how many people think I actually made that commercial? I mean it's just so unfair," he continued.
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