Al Pacino releasing 'incredibly personal and revealing' memoir Sonny Boy detailing his six-decade career

Penguin Press announced Monday that they'll publish Al Pacino's first-ever memoir detailing his incredible life and six-decade career in show business on October 8.

The 83-year-old acting legend will not only write the tell-all titled Sonny Boy: A Memoir, he'll also narrate the ebook/audiobook which could potentially garner him a Grammy Award.

Al (born Alfredo) is only a Grammy away from elite EGOT status after winning two Tony Awards, an Oscar, and two Emmy Awards for his numerous performances spanning 1969-2004.

'I wrote Sonny Boy to express what I've seen and been through in my life,' Pacino told People on Monday.

'It has been an incredibly personal and revealing experience to reflect on this journey and what acting has allowed me to do and the worlds it has opened up.'

Penguin Press announced Monday that they'll publish Al Pacino's first-ever memoir detailing his incredible life and six-decade career in show business on October 8 (pictured Sunday)

The 83-year-old acting legend will not only write the tell-all titled Sonny Boy: A Memoir, he'll also narrate the ebook/audiobook which could potentially garner him a Grammy Award

The Bad Bunny video star added: 'My whole life has been a moonshot, and I've been a pretty lucky guy so far.'

Al was nicknamed 'Sonny' back when he was a rebellious teenager attending High School of Performing Arts in Manhattan, which was made famous in Alan Parker's 1980 film Fame.

Pacino eventually learned method acting from Lee Strasberg at The Actors Studio (he remains co-president to this day) and began appearing in off-Broadway plays.

The Harlem-born New Yorker went on to star in some of the most iconic films including The Godfather trilogy, Dog Day Afternoon, Scarface, Scent of a Woman, Glengarry Glen Ross, Heat, Donnie Brasco, The Devil's Advocate, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Al has also been honored with Kennedy Center Honor, the American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, and the National Merit of Arts.

Pacino previously penned the forward for author Lawrence Grobel's fully-authorized 288-page biography on him back in 2006.

On the personal front, The Hunters actor welcomed his fourth child - son Roman Alfallah Pacino - on June 6 with his 30-year-old girlfriend since 2022, Noor Alfallah.

Al also fathered a 34-year-old daughter Julia with acting coach Jan Tarrant and 23-year-old fraternal twins (Anton and Olivia) with Emmy nominee Beverly D'Angelo.

Al (born Alfredo) is only a Grammy away from elite EGOT status after winning two Tony Awards, an Oscar, and two Emmy Awards for his numerous performances spanning 1969-2004

Pacino told People on Monday: 'I wrote Sonny Boy to express what I've seen and been through in my life. It has been an incredibly personal and revealing experience to reflect on this journey and what acting has allowed me to do and the worlds it has opened up'

The Bad Bunny video star was nicknamed 'Sonny' back when he was a rebellious teenager attending High School of Performing Arts in Manhattan, which was made famous in Alan Parker's 1980 film Fame (pictured in 1971)

Al went on to star in some of the most iconic films including The Godfather trilogy (pictured in 197), Dog Day Afternoon, Scarface, Scent of a Woman, Glengarry Glen Ross, Heat, Donnie Brasco, The Devil's Advocate, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Pacino previously penned the forward for author Lawrence Grobel's fully-authorized 288-page biography on him back in 2006

On the personal front,  the Harlem-born New Yorker welcomed his fourth child - son Roman Alfallah Pacino - on June 6 with his 30-year-old girlfriend since 2022, Noor Alfallah

Al also fathered a 34-year-old daughter Julia with acting coach Jan Tarrant and 23-year-old fraternal twins (Anton and Olivia) with Emmy nominee Beverly D'Angelo (L, pictured in 2023) 

Pacino was last seen Sunday at the 96th Annual Academy Awards awkwardly announcing Oppenhheimer as best picture winner without naming any of the other nine nominees

Hitting US theaters this Friday! The Hunters actor will next portray Xavier in Michael Keaton's dismally-reviewed second directorial feature Knox Goes Away alongside James Marsden and Marcia Gay Harden 

Pacino famously never wed but he's also loved and left the likes of Diane Keaton, Jill Clayburgh, Penelope Ann Miller, Kathleen Quinlan, Lyndall Hobbs, and Lucila Solá.

The life-long Hollywood bachelor was last seen Sunday at the 96th Annual Academy Awards awkwardly announcing Oppenhheimer as best picture winner without naming any of the other nine nominees.

Al will next portray Xavier in Michael Keaton's dismally-reviewed second directorial feature Knox Goes Away - hitting US theaters this Friday - alongside James Marsden and Marcia Gay Harden.

Pacino will also star in Alec Griffen Roth's feature directorial debut Billy Knight - hitting US theaters August 27 - which was executive produced by Noor.

The indie drama also stars Charlie Heaton, Billy Zane, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and Sara Sampaio.