34. Al Pacino (Born In 1940) – The Godfather, Scarface

Al Pacino's Michael Corleone in The Godfather is one of the most famous performances in movie history, and he finally won his Oscar for Scent of a Woman. Few actors have had a career as long or as celebrated.

He became a father again at 83, released his memoir Sonny Boy at 84, and keeps taking on new film and stage roles. His intensity hasn't faded one bit.