Al Pacino, in his new memoir ‘Sonny Boy,’ recalls an awkwardly painful memory involving the bar of an iron fence hitting him between the legs: 'one of the most embarrassing experiences of my life,' he

Al Pacino is sparing no details in his new memoir, “Sonny Boy.” In the book, which was excerpted in a story by People magazine on Thursday, the Oscar-winning actor writes about a traumatizing childhood injury to his penis which he says still makes him “squeamish” to talk about.

Pacino was taken to his aunt's apartment and his family called a doctor to make a house visit. "I lay there on the bed, with my pants completely down around my ankles as the three women in my life—my mother,