Pacino Takes Part In An 'Arbitrage'
It looks like Al Pacino decided what he'll be doing next as he signs on to co-star with Susan Sarandon and Eva Green in "Arbitrage". The financial thriller, written and being directed by Nicholas Jarecki, will have
A fine actor he may be.
But he's also quite quirky. He's got a reputation in Hollywood for being one of the weirdest around.
Weird can turn into annoying in no time.
You can only imagine what people are thinking when he's at Lakers games.
Fox is a three-
The screenwriter Nicholas Jarecki, who adapted Bret Easton Ellis's novel The Informers for the film starring Kim Basinger and Rhys Ifans, will make his directorial debut.
The film follows a Wall Street trader who is tangled up in fraud and facing
Article published November 04, 2010
ROD LOCKWOOD
BLADE STAFF WRITER
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Al Pacino has financial thriller "Arbitrage" as set his next film. He'll star opposite Eva Green and Susan Sarandon.
Writer-director Nicholas Jarecki is set to start principal photography in Gotham next spring.
Michael Ohoven ("Capote") is producing and