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The Godfather

1972, Movie, R, 175 mins

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GODFATHER, THE
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It's not just getting better with age: Each passing year only confirms its status as one of the greatest American movies ever made. Francis Ford Coppola's moody and murderous gangster masterpiece succeeds as both popular entertainment and high art, and forever changed the popular perception of organized crime. Implying strong parallels between the workings of the Mafia and those of any other profit-making corporation, Coppola imparted operatic gravity to liberal doses of violence. With Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Robert Duvall and James Caan. THE GODFATHER SAGA: In 1977, Francis Ford Coppola went back and combined his two greatest films — The Godfather and The Godfather Part II — into a single, multigenerational saga. Coppola shuffled scenes into chronological order and included footage that had been deleted from the original releases, and the result was more than the mere sum of its parts. Read the complete review for The Godfather
Year: 1972
Rated R

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Cast
Marlon Brando: Don Vito Corleone
Al Pacino: Michael Corleone
James Caan: Sonny Corleone
Richard Castellano: Clemenza
Robert Duvall: Tom Hagen
Sterling Hayden: McCluskey

 

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