Photo from the movie "My man" with 2 autographs of actors Al Pacino and Russell Crowe

Al Pacino is an iconic American actor, a recognized master of transformation, whose career spans decades. Viewers especially remember him for his roles as Michael Corleone in "The Godfather" and Tony Montana in "Scarface." His powerful on-screen charisma and deep understanding of characters have made him one of the most respected figures in cinema.

Russell Crowe is a New Zealand actor who has gained worldwide recognition for his intense acting. He has worked with directors such as Ridley Scott and Ron Howard, as well as numerous awards, including an Oscar for his starring role in Gladiator.

In the film "My Man" (1999), both actors played key roles in one of the most complex dramas about the exposure of a large tobacco company. Russell Crowe has brought to life a real person — Jeffrey Weigend, a former top executive who decided to reveal the shocking truth. Al Pacino played Lowell Bergman, a journalist who stood on the side of truth. The film became not only an Oscar nominee, but also a powerful contribution to the genre of judicial and socially significant dramas.