Hollywood A-lister Al Pacino became the first movie star to meet with Pope Leo XIV.. The 85-year-old had an audience with the new American pope, elected after the death of Pope Francis, at the ...

June 16 (UPI) --The Godfather star Al Pacino met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican on Monday.Pacino, 85, was joined by Andrea Iervolino, who is producing the upcoming feature Maserati: The Brothers.. In the ...

Al Pacino is the first movie star to have an audience with the recently elected Pope Leo XIV. The actor is currently in Italy to shoot a film about car moguls the Maserati brothers, and he met the ...

Al Pacino and film producer Andrea Iervolino met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, Iervolino shared on his Instagram page Monday.. Iervolino, who is the producer of the upcoming film “Maserati ...

Al Pacino has become the first major Hollywood celebrity to have an official audience with the newly elected pope, Pope Leo XIV. The star of The Godfather and Serpico met the pontiff at the ...

Al Pacino is fresh off a once-in-a-lifetime meeting with Pope Leo XIV. The actor, 85, met with Pope Leo along with Italian film producer Andrea Iervolino at the Vatican on Monday, June 16. Pacino and ...

Oscar winner Al Pacino met with Pope Leo XIV on Monday at the Vatican.This meeting has been reportedly marked as the first official audience between the first American Pope and a movie star.

Al Pacino has become the first major Hollywood celebrity to have an official audience with the newly elected pope, Pope Leo XIV. The star of The Godfather and Serpico met the pontiff at the Vatican on ...

Al Pacino kicked off his week with a quick trip to Rome. The actor arrived at the Vatican on Monday for a meeting with Pope Leo XIV. He was joined in his audience with the newly-electe d official ...

In an unexpected visit, Hollywood actor Al Pacino was received by Pope Leo XIV on June 17 at the Vatican, according to photos shared on Instagram by Italian film producer Andrea Iervolino.

Al Pacino was joined by the team of his upcoming film 'Maserati: The Brothers' for the meeting with Pope Leo XIV. The film is directed by Robert Moresco and produced by Andrea Iervolino.