Al Pacinohas one actor in mind when thinking of who could play him in a potentialHeatsequel.According toVariety, writer-director Michael Mann is releasing a new installment of the crime storyon August 9 with a novel titledHeat 2.During a Q&A panel at Tribeca Film Festival with the cast commemorating the film’s 25th anniversary Pacino, 82, was asked who could play his role of Lt. Vincent Hanna if the novel were to be made into a film.“Timothée Chalamet,” Pacino said during the event at the United Palace. “I mean, he’s a wonderful actor. Great looks.“The outlet reported that the upcoming novel will follow the lives of “master criminal” Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) and Lt. Hanna both before the events of the first film and after.‘Heat’ producer Art Linson, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty for Tribeca FestivalHeatpremiered in 1995 and starred Pacino alongside hisGodfatherco-star De Niro, 78.Last week was a busy one for the dynamic duo who also attended a50th anniversary celebrationfor theGodfather at Tribeca.On Thursday, Pacino and author Michael Hainey participated in a discussion about the seminal mafia title from directorFrancis Ford Coppolabefore the festival screened the film’s restoration.De Niro and Pacino previously joined Coppola, 83, onstage at the 94thAcademy Awards, where the iconic directorreflected on his magnum opus' milestone anniversary.“I feel moments like this should be sincere and brief,” he said, turning to De Niro and Pacino. “And I’m so grateful for my wonderful friends to come here to help me celebrate with you.”
Al Pacinohas one actor in mind when thinking of who could play him in a potentialHeatsequel.
According toVariety, writer-director Michael Mann is releasing a new installment of the crime storyon August 9 with a novel titledHeat 2.
During a Q&A panel at Tribeca Film Festival with the cast commemorating the film’s 25th anniversary Pacino, 82, was asked who could play his role of Lt. Vincent Hanna if the novel were to be made into a film.
“Timothée Chalamet,” Pacino said during the event at the United Palace. “I mean, he’s a wonderful actor. Great looks.”
The outlet reported that the upcoming novel will follow the lives of “master criminal” Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) and Lt. Hanna both before the events of the first film and after.
‘Heat’ producer Art Linson, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty for Tribeca Festival
Heatpremiered in 1995 and starred Pacino alongside hisGodfatherco-star De Niro, 78.
Last week was a busy one for the dynamic duo who also attended a50th anniversary celebrationfor theGodfather at Tribeca.
On Thursday, Pacino and author Michael Hainey participated in a discussion about the seminal mafia title from directorFrancis Ford Coppolabefore the festival screened the film’s restoration.
De Niro and Pacino previously joined Coppola, 83, onstage at the 94thAcademy Awards, where the iconic directorreflected on his magnum opus' milestone anniversary.
“I feel moments like this should be sincere and brief,” he said, turning to De Niro and Pacino. “And I’m so grateful for my wonderful friends to come here to help me celebrate with you.”
source: people.com
