The multigenerational saga of the rise and fall of the Corleone crime family.The multigenerational saga of the rise and fall of the Corleone crime family.The multigenerational saga of the rise and fall of the Corleone crime family.
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Marlon Brando
- Don Vito Corleone
- (archive footage)
Al Pacino
- Don Michael Corleone
- (archive footage)
Robert Duvall
- Tom Hagen
- (archive footage)
Robert De Niro
- Young Vito Corleone
- (archive footage)
Diane Keaton
- Kay Adams
- (archive footage)
Talia Shire
- Connie
- (archive footage)
James Caan
- Sonny Corleone
- (archive footage)
John Cazale
- Fredo Corleone
- (archive footage)
Andy Garcia
- Vincent Mancini
- (archive footage)
Richard S. Castellano
- Peter Clemenza
- (archive footage)
Lee Strasberg
- Hyman Roth
- (archive footage)
Michael V. Gazzo
- Frankie Pentangeli
- (archive footage)
Sofia Coppola
- Mary Corleone
- (archive footage)
Richard Bright
- Al Neri
- (archive footage)
Eli Wallach
- Don Altobello
- (archive footage)
Abe Vigoda
- Sal Tessio
- (archive footage)
Gianni Russo
- Carlo Rizzi
- (archive footage)
Al Lettieri
- Virgil 'The Turk' Sollozzo
- (archive footage)
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Did you know
- TriviaDirector Francis Ford Coppola agreed to reedit The Godfather (1972) and The Godfather Part II (1974) into one in order to raise money for his beleaguered production Apocalypse Now (1979).
- GoofsAs the Corleone's pack up to move to Las Vegas, there is a real estate sign outside the compound offering the property for commercial development. Later, Michael meets Frankie Pentangeli in his father's old (redecorated) house.
- Quotes
Don Vito Corleone: Never let anyone outside the family know what you're thinking.
- Alternate versionsA 1981 video release was titled The Godfather 1902-1959: The Complete Epic (in Japan it was titled The Godfather 1901-1959: The Epic). This version reportedly contains less additional scenes but has all the R rated stuff that was taken out of the broadcast version reinstated. In 1992, The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980 (1992) was released. It features "The Godfather 1902-1959: The Complete Epic" and The Godfather Part III (1990) edited in chronological order with more additional scenes then the epic but still not all the deleted scenes from the broadcast version. (The complete Godfather Saga with all deleted scenes from the broadcast version included was never released on home video).
- ConnectionsEdited from The Godfather (1972)
Featured review
All time favourite with excellent acting and a marvelous script tightly composed between Coppola and Puzo
This is my all time favourite suite of movies. The Godfather trilogy has bedazzled me time after time. The best thing is to see them all in a row with at the most one day between.
In part one Marlon Brando totally owns the screen and takes all the attention. And this isn't an easy task if you look at the casting! Al Pacino himself makes it worth while, as well as James Caan, Diane Keaton and Robert Duvall. Together they blend a perfect mix.
If you see the movies first and then read the original book by Mario Puzo, you will probably find that the characters in the movies perfectly suits the ones in the book. It's such a perfect match. Maybe this if because of the fact that Francis Ford Coppola worked together with Puzo on the movies.
I first saw the movies and then read the book, and even if I knew the movies very well I sat glued to the book from the first page to the last! And after I finished the book I felt a strong urge to see the movies again. This is because you get so much more information on all the characters in the book, so when you watch the movies again you will understand so much more! It's almost like seeing the trilogy for the first time again!
Enjoy!
In part one Marlon Brando totally owns the screen and takes all the attention. And this isn't an easy task if you look at the casting! Al Pacino himself makes it worth while, as well as James Caan, Diane Keaton and Robert Duvall. Together they blend a perfect mix.
If you see the movies first and then read the original book by Mario Puzo, you will probably find that the characters in the movies perfectly suits the ones in the book. It's such a perfect match. Maybe this if because of the fact that Francis Ford Coppola worked together with Puzo on the movies.
I first saw the movies and then read the book, and even if I knew the movies very well I sat glued to the book from the first page to the last! And after I finished the book I felt a strong urge to see the movies again. This is because you get so much more information on all the characters in the book, so when you watch the movies again you will understand so much more! It's almost like seeing the trilogy for the first time again!
Enjoy!
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- Vagus
- Jul 27, 2003
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- La trilogía de El Padrino: 1901-80
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- Runtime9 hours 43 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
- 1.85 : 1
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