After being compared to the Oscar-winning actor by Theo Walcott, the Frenchman insists there is no chance of him contemplating a career change
Arsene Wenger is not coming to a (film) screen near you soon.
Theo Walcott revealed this week that the Arsenal boss channelled his inner Al Pacino to deliver a speech to help inspire his team in their Premier League title challenge that was reminiscent of the actor when playing Tony D'Amato in Any Given Sunday.
Wenger's 20-plus years as manager have made him something of a Godfather figure at the Emirates Stadium.
But the Frenchman was keen to play The Devil's Advocate when it came to comparisons with Pacino and admits his acting skill leave a lot to be desired.