Al Pacino, in his new memoir ‘Sonny Boy,’ recalls an awkwardly painful memory involving the bar of an iron fence hitting him between the legs: 'one of the most embarrassing experiences of my life,' he

Al Pacino is sparing no details in his new memoir, “Sonny Boy.” In the book, which was excerpted in a story by People magazine on Thursday, the Oscar-winning actor writes about a traumatizing childhood injury to his penis which he says still makes him “squeamish” to talk about.

Pacino was taken to his aunt's apartment and his family called a doctor to make a house visit. "I lay there on the bed, with my pants completely down around my ankles as the three women in my life—my mother,

Al Pacino detailed an “embarrassing” moment from his childhood that resulted in “trauma” to his penis. "I was walking on a thin, iron fence, doing my tightrope dance,” Pacino, 84, wrote in his Sonny Boy memoir,

Al Pacino speaks onstage at "The Godfather" 50th Anniversary Screening during the 2022 Tribeca Festival at United Palace Theater on June 16, 2022 in New York City. for Tribeca Festival Say hello to his little friend.