Actor James Caan was admitted to a Toronto hospital after complaining of chest pain on Tuesday night, September 29.
Caan, 75, who is best known for his role as Santino 'Sonny' Corleone in 1972's "The Godfather", was suffering from chest infection, reported Aceshowbiz.
The actor has since been discharged from the hospital after being diagnosed with a mild chest infection. A representative for Caan said he is doing fine.
"The Outsider" star is planning to rest for the next few days before returning to work. He is currently in Toronto filming new movie "Operation Insanity" with Paul Sorvino.
Caan has been filming several films back to back. He has three movies lined up, including, "The Throwaways", "Wuther High School" and "Mikow".
He has five other movies in production including "The Waiting", "Silican Vampire", "From Here to Infirmity", "Stark Raving Man" and "Sweetwater".
