“Where's the pony in all this horsehit? I worked for United Parcels once, and I don't want to have that feeling with my own craft—that it's just a job.”

-- Al Pacino talking about the kind of crappy paycheck movies he's made recently (among them: “Righteous Kill,” “The Son of No One,” “88 Minutes” and “Jack and Jill”) in John Lahr's profile, “Caught in the Act: What drives Al Pacino?” in the Sept. 14 issue of The New Yorker. 

Pacino in “Jack and Jill,” where the pony is the paycheck