That one comment Michael made to Sonny showed you the difference between the two Dons and why Michel was the smarter out of the two brothers. ‘That’s not how Pop would play it.’ Sonny was all action and he was a vicious Don that could take on the other four families single handedly but never had an end game. Michael did. He was more strategic much like Don Corleone maybe even more so.

Interesting to watch, but yeah, it's very unnecessary when considering the main plotlines of GF2. Coppola was right to cut it.

I can see why this was deleted

True. 🤕😩

I always liked the quick cut to Sonny's widow when Michael said he died. I always wondered if she resented him for his affair which later resulted in his bastard child Vincent.

Bonasera was the "outsider" looking in. He didn't fully comprehend Vito Corleone's intelligence and wisdom when he asked his favor all those years ago, and he still didn't understand when Tom Hagen called him. Bonasera was frightened and confused: preparing for the worst, assuming the worst, thinking the worst... only to find that this most powerful and respected of Godfathers, broken, and grieving for his dead son... thinking about what his beloved wife will think. The look on Bonasera's face with the Godfather at parlor, in the moment of denouement, was profound shame. Only in that moment, did he finally understand that Don Vito would never have asked anything of him he wasn't fitted to do.

Of course it would be another Jew

The year was 1946. and World War II already over.

All wonder what happen to them didn't he have a son to. Not the guy on the third movie another little boy

God helps those who help themselves, Doesn't He?

thought his mother got shot at the don's ?

“If I argue against the Supreme Court, I would never do as good as I did tonight” what an emotional thing that Tom says. In the book it goes into detail how Sollozzo was going to kill him right there to send a message since he was told at the time he was talking to Tom that the Don was still alive. Tom literally persuaded Sollozzo to let him go. Knowing that, his emotion at the end hits different.

Reminds me of when Randy made Stan stab the alien in the neck in South Park

Well we know why they didn't give him many speaking lines

Song in the back?

Can I ask something, is this considered piracy, do you have permission to upload this? Just asking 😊

Who so costly elaboate; instead of the same way as Carlo... Oh! Yea had to be a car bomb; rite

How Was This A Deleted Scene

Who is the other young man. I know that Francesca's Twin sister is named Carmella and there's Santino Jr., was he named Richard aka "Chip" because in Book One there was a Son named Frank.

Kilngman - 😑 who do you think you're talking to Al- 🤨 you said your name is kilngman

So the trip was business _and_ pleasure.

Lice how he wat c hes tbe show

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How could anyone not like Frankie Five Angels ?

I wish they had more time to get into AL NERI...this dude was what silent power is...but to see him in this light is brilliant..AL was the one who made things happen...

What a dishonerable bastard..

Deleted? 🤔 Pretty sure MOST of this is in “GFII.” 🤔

Waltz is jewish in the movie by the way

Jewish movie producer molesting women but in this case a child, oy vey, shut it down

In a deleted moment from the first film. Vito, referring to Neri, tells Michael he found his Lucca Brasi. The difference is that while Neri is ruthless he is also very intelligent while Brasi was just a goon.

this as not a deleted scene

Should have kept this in

I remember Pentangeli’s next line in the movie was that:Fredo you so of the bitch!!!

Al Neri was given the order from Michael Corleone to kill Don Barzini.

I want the full uncut version of part l and ll

That has to be a Joe Pesci voice-over lol

Love this scene

TaKe mE tO aMeRiCa Gi!!1!

Talking out of turn, that's a paddling. Looking out the window, that's a paddling. Working for Don Ciccio as a mafia henchman, oh, you better believe that a paddling!

Oof, madonne! What a horrible scene

Leave the Fabrizio, take the Calò.

1:48. One of the most beautiful shots ever committed to celluloid and it’s a deleted scene. What an amazing movie. Terrific depiction of violence.

I love this scene Coppola was stupid and crazy to cut this out it's fantastic smart and fun.

Shold have stayed in a very good scene. Stupid to cut this out.

...and a new little ceaser's pizza takes over 😮

In his own way Sonny caused Michael's future plans. If he had just kept his mouth shut with the Sollozzo Meeting, this wouldn't have happened. Also Tom was responsible as well, he approved and arranged the meeting. Even Tom knew that The Don was beginning to slip, Tom was so greedy like Sonny but kept it on a lower level.

Tom wasnt asked because he wasn't a Sicilian. Also although Tom felt like a "Son", there were times where he knew he was tolerated but not fully accepted in cases lke these.

Also don't you notice that Michael also spoke to his Mother in Italian. It's so impressive she was bilingual. Sonny not sitting in his Father's chair was a sign of respect, he wasn't the head of The Family. In corporate structure he was Vice President and his Father was President.

Why not plug these into the respective film and roll them out?

It’s crazy they delete so much