Iconic actors Al Pacino and Sylvester Stallone enjoyed a few slices of pizza as they met up Saturday at a restaurant in Beverly Hills, California.

Pacino, 82, donned a black coat with blue-tinted sunglasses and sported a goatee on the summer day alongside Stallone, 75.

The screen legend of films such as Scarface, The Godfather series and Dog Day Afternoon sat alongside Stallone, who was clad in a black button-up collared shirt on the daytime outing in Southern California.

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Stallone, iconic for his work in the Rocky series, sat with Pacino at a table with a red and white checkered tablecloth with a pizza elevated on a stand.

Both of the New York-born actors have been active in show business for more than five decades.

Pacino has won one Oscar – in 1993 for Best Actor in a Leading Role for his work in Scent of a Woman – over nine total nominations, his most recent coming in 2020 for The Irishman.

Stallone has been nominated three times, twice for acting and once for Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen for Rocky in 1977.

Stallone, iconic for his work in the Rocky series, sat with Pacino at a table with a red and white checkered tablecloth with a pizza elevated on a stand

Both of the New York-born actors have been active in show business for more than five decades

The Hollywood stalwarts were seen in a clip Stallone shared to social media in January of 2020, as he hosted Pacino at his home to meet celeb chef Guy Fieri.

‘I’m about to introduce the great Al Pacino to the great Guy Fieri, who’s gonna make some great food today,’ Stallone said in the clip, describing the interaction as a ‘meeting of the titans.’

Fieri shook Pacino’s hand and said, ‘What a pleasure, what a pleasure, I hope you’re hungry,’ to which Pacino responded, ‘I’m always hungry.’

Stallone’s upcoming projects include the sequels Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and The Expendables 4, both due out next year, as well as Paramount+ crime drama Tulsa King, in which he will play the part of Dwight ‘The General’ Manfredi.

Pacino’s forthcoming work includes a thriller titled Sniff, in which he’ll appear alongside Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren and Danny DeVito; and an adaptation of King Lear, in which he’s slated to play the titular role.