Interview with Al Pacino at Salome and Wild Film Premiere

Pacino discusses his challenging journey to the premiere and his deep admiration for Oscar Wilde, particularly the play 'Salome'. He reflects on the creative challenges of making films and the enduring relevance of Wilde's themes. Pacino also shares insights into his personal rituals and preparation methods as an actor.

What intrigued the speaker about Oscar Wilde's play 'Salome'?

How did the speaker feel about the challenges of making a film and a play simultaneously?

What does the speaker mean by 'a certain kind of crazy' in the context of their work?

What themes from the Victorian Times resonate with current conflicts according to the speaker?

What rituals does the speaker mention that help them focus before performing?