Al Pacino ended up totally "broke" after a corrupt accountant fleeced him of US$50 million (S$66 million). The Scarface actor, 84, makes the admission in his newly released memoir Sonny Boy, in which he also opens up about his struggles to find fame and with drinking.

Al Pacino writes in his recently-published memoir “Sonny Boy” that he was forced to make dramatic career changes after losing all of his money due to a corrupt accountant who eventually served seven and a half years in prison for running a Ponzi scheme.

Griffin/GC Images Although he’s an icon, he’s an “idiot” with money — that’s one the takeaways from Al Pacino‘s new memoir, Sonny Boy. According to excerpts from the New York Post, Pacino found himsel