This is another classic by Al Pacino. The film is a dark comedy about what happened to the public relations agent "Avery Warman" in 36 hours. But the theme of the film is obviously not a funny comedy, but through the protagonist to expose the ugliness and crime behind the prosperity of New York. The perfect fit of the film's tone and theme, as well as the meaningful picture setting of "The World Upside Down" at the end of the film, makes the film's theme clear in a subtle and subtle way.
Starring Al Pacino was born in New York on April 25, 1940. After dropping out of high school, he studied acting with a teacher and tried to perform on Broadway. In 1969, Al Pacino made his debut on the big screen with "The Virgin's Troubles" . In 1972, Al Pacino became famous all over the world with his wonderful performance in "The Godfather" and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. Since then established the status of Al Pacino superstar. In subsequent films such as "Black Heart White Soul" , "The Merchant of Venice" , and "Any Given Sunday" , Al Pacino was the star of the film's success.
