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‘The Pirates Of Somalia’ Trailer: Al Pacino Inspires Journalist Evan Peters

The past week has seen some truly wacky trailers arrive. Michael Shannon becomes Bigfoot in “Pottersville,” Brie Larson travels to India for wacky adventures in “Basmati Blues,” and now Al Pacino becomes the inspiration for Evan Peters to put his life in danger in “The Pirates Of Somalia.”

One of those random Pacino movies we didn’t know existed until the arrival of a trailer, this one is based on the non-fiction book “The Pirates of Somalia: Inside Their Hidden World by Jay Bahadur, which tells the story of a young journalist who is so inspired by his hero, he moves to Somalia to try and get the story of a lifetime. Here’s the official synopsis:

When rookie journalist Jay Bahadur (Evan Peters) has an inspiring chance encounter with his idol (Al Pacino), he uproots his life and moves to Somalia looking for the story of a lifetime. Hooking up with a local fixer (Barkhad Abdi), he attempts to embed himself with the local Somali pirates, only to find himself quickly in over his head. The Pirates of Somalia tells the incredible true story of one reporter’s risk-taking adventure that ultimately brought the world an unprecedented first-person account of Somali Pirates the first close-up look into Somalia’s rich culture.

It’s not a big shock that this doesn’t look very good, seems like it was made on a shoestring budget, and it’s apparent Pacino is in the movie for about five seconds.

Also starring Barkhad Abdi and Melanie Griffith, “The Pirates Of Somalia” opens on December 8th. Just in time for Oscar consideration!

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  1. Al Pacino was probably out getting a cup of coffee and a PA asked if he wanted to be in the film. He said okay as long as they completed shooting before he finished his small cup of coffee.
    – A True False Story

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