If I Could Live In The 70s I Would

20 I am absolutely in love with Al Pacino

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i hate when people think they know me

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[vintageeveryday]

Gorgeous color snapshots of streets of New York taken by a Russian tourist in 1978.

[uncensoredhijabii]

“Paulie did the prep work…..and he had this wonderful system for doing the garlic. He used a razor, and he used to slice it so thin that he used to liquefy in the pan with just a little oil. It was a very good system.”

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Me reading my mutuals’ blogs in the morning

[yagirlalexx]

Hey, sorry if this is creepy but have you seen Author! Author!? It's this 80's family comedy where Al plays a playwright and a single father who is Armenian and I think you might like it, it's very cute ❤

Hi Anon, you’re not being creepy at all loll!! And yes I’ve seen “Author! Author!” and I absolutely loved it! I was so surprised when Al’s character said that he was Armenian because based off of the last name I was wondering if he was. It’s a really cute movie and I recommend it to anyone who loves Al. Plus he’s really hot in it, a true Dilf.

Fun fact, Al actually went in to play another Armenian in “You Don’t Know Jack” (2010), where he played the real life Dr. Jack Kevorkian, he even won a Golden Globe for it!

But thank you so much for the question, us Armenian’s don’t have much representation in the media since we’re such a small country, but as a majority of us immigrated to LA more and more people became aware of Armenians and Armenian culture so it’s nice to see one of my all time favorite actors portray my culture!

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reblog and put in the tags what ethnicities or nationalities people have (incorrectly) assumed you are (if any), and your real ethnicity or nationality

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Al Pacino on the set of The Godfather (1972)