Coppola talks about how Godfather became Don

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[@shamurevolt]

Crawling over the rooftops of New York with the trumpet crescendo is one of my favorite movie moments.

[@michaellavery4899]

It's a gun. The one used to kill the guy.

[@johnnichols3113]

​@@michaellavery4899He's referring to the score. The trumpets are playing while he's running along the rooftops.

[@just70hq]

@@michaellavery4899bruh

[@jamesfahy9954]

shades if Timmy Trumpet 😅⚾️🎺

[@Noconstitutionfordemocrats1]

​@@michaellavery4899He killed him with a trumpet.

[@bobbachelor5930]

Fanucci was a fraud. Vito witnessed him being slashed and taken down by a couple of punks. Vito wisely capitalized on it.

[@onerandombruh]

When did that happen? Everyone was afraid of Don Fanucci...

[@bobbachelor5930]

@@onerandombruh This scene is only included in the longer select versions of the movie. Scene is omitted from the standard version.

[@nyashanyamandu258]

⁠@@bobbachelor5930my guy you know still don’t understand how he survived the neck slash tbf 😂😂😂

[@timheavyable]

​@@onerandombruhhe acted the part but was never a don,just a well dressed leech.

[@thebluestig2654]

@@logana1999 If it was filmed, it was in the script. It if was in the script, it was supposed to happen. It's canon.

[@galedribble9535]

I always remember the flickering bulb, Fanucci asking “what have you got there?”, the towel catching fire, and DeNiro breaking up the gun and throwing it down different chimneys Such a memorable scene

[@gardensofthegods]

Yes it definitely is a very memorable seen that's for certain

[@oldschoolruler]

What did it for me was him gently holding his son afterwards. I remember thinking, damn... that's cold as ice.

[@federicoTM]

Excellent performance to our italian great actor Gastone Moschin playng perfectly the arrogant cruel elegant boss ! Moschin is well known as italian commedi , 70. Pure eclectic talent !!!

[@benjaminngopwaamos6878]

I like how in the book, Santino brings this up when he's older and just lets his father know that he saw him crawl up the rooftops and kill Fanucci. It was like he was letting him know that he's not as much of a good man as he was making himself out to be.

[@PSYCHIC_PSYCHO]

The actor who played Fannucci did a great job, a very underrated performance.

[@57highland]

Gaston Moschin

[@javieracosta7219]

Un excelente trabajo!! Siempre me gustó su actuación.

[@zacharyriley4561]

May he rest in peace.

[@pare1929]

Gastone Moschin è stato un grandissimo attore di teatro e del cinema. Ottimo in qualsiasi ruolo dal drammatico al comico. Memorabili molte sue partecipazioni nei più importanti film italiani degli anni 50 60 70.

[@Yasser.Osman.A.Z.]

Very famous Italian actor, of course not for the Americans, a low educated nation

[@Mindfultranslations]

What about the burning towel ? Talk about detail…. Coppola rocked the truth outta this film !!!!

[@galedribble9535]

Yeah that was a great touch

[@Wild-Storm]

That was a retro-fitted silencer

[@elmizzox]

It was unintentional

[@ss-oq9pc]

In the book, a very young Sonny followed his father when this happened and saw him kill the Don.

[@sgmares]

The book was sooo good! Thank you for sharing that tid bit! 🔥🔥🔥💖💖💖🙏🏽

[@Edwxrd69]

I couldn’t even finish the first book. Fuck reading

[@peteschram9524]

Plus it was done in the doorway in the book not up the stairs Sonny couldn’t have seen it if it was done like filmed but I liked the way it was filmed

[@russcooke5671]

@@Edwxrd69your life is much better by reading great books. Especially if you are reading every day. Find some good books and it will be a turning point for you.

[@Edwxrd69]

@@russcooke5671 I disagree

[@nuschlerclark895]

DeNiro did a GREAT job as the young Vito Corleone! His Sicilian accent was spot on! I lived in Taormina for a year! Molte bene!

[@dannysunay4386]

Taormina taught me about the birds and the bees!!!!! QUE DONNA!!!!😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@TimJimPerc]

The food!

[@Branner1968]

That's where my family is from!!!

[@gipperbanana]

molto*

[@Buba1984]

moltO bene

[@razoblicavanje4231]

Epic De Niro's acting with great amount of charisma.

[@999titu]

Greatest of all Times. Photography in this was just perfection. 70s Coppola was just untouchable

[@MamaMia84oo7]

Absolute masterpieces GF1 and 2.

[@johnnichols3113]

Two of my top ten favorites of all time. I can watch any part of either movie at any time. I waver over which one I like better. Right now, I'm partial to part two. But that can change on a whim.

[@rob5944]

Good films, we thought part 3 wasn't so good.

[@erikdiem8366]

How?

[@tomking7080]

@@johnnichols3113I’m the exact same way on 1&2. Some days I’m all about 1 and some days I’m all about 2. 3 should of never been made but unfortunately it was. Francis didn’t want to do it but they just kept throwing more and more money at him to where he couldn’t say no lol

[@johnnichols3113]

@@tomking7080 I agree with you about 3. Was just such a boring and convoluted mess.

[@user-pc7kp9py3s]

The throwback scenes were my favorite part of the movie !!

[@allysonpewterschmidt]

This scene is soo good in the book, Coppola really did the book justice

[@b24jackson37]

What book is this? I read Godfather but theres a few books after and Im not sure of the order or the storylines

[@allysonpewterschmidt]

⁠this happens in the first godfather book in chapter 14!

[@jamallabarge2665]

Coppola was faithful to the book.

[@BUlrich-dw7xi]

TOO BAD HE SUED A Boy who was r aped by his friend.

[@12227UserName]

​​@@b24jackson37 The only good Godfather book is the original by Mario Puzo. The rest are just poorly done crime novels that didn't even need to take place in the GF world. I will say though the Ed Falco's The Family Corleone was a decent attempt - although some of the changes in that book compared to the original work seem unnecessary. It serves as a prequel and is actually based on drafts written by Mario Puzo.

[@anthonywhite2960]

After all these years I still see things I hadn't noticed before in Godfather 1 and 2. It's so rich in detail.

[@cancer_moonchild]

absolutely, which is why it is a timeless classic

[@chiko1354]

Same here!!

[@OriginalXzo]

this film is so good man. the epitome of what cinema can be

[@NickMeisher]

The new generation likes superheroes in purple capes and many genders.

[@michaelcelani8325]

​@@NickMeisher...New Disney computer made " Flying Dragons" with 95 pound girl in leather riding on the dragons...giving the Orders. !!!

[@espacosideraljpg]

the people on this replies are clearly not true cinema lovers if you can’t recognize the great things that also exist today and prefer to just focus on the bad. There have always been good and bad films in the history of cinema, classifying the epitome of both into specific generations makes no sense

[@NickMeisher]

@@espacosideraljpg Please inform us of a great movie over the last 6 years: Joker and Dune 2? Cant think of any others.

[@espacosideraljpg]

Moonlight, Get Out, La La Land, 12 Years a Slave, Dallas Buyers Club, Oppenheimer, Shoplifters, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Hereditary, Roma, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Act of Killing, Dunkirk, The Irishman, Anomalisa, Parasite, Boyhood, The Babadook, The Florida Project, Her, I Tonya, Isle of Dogs, The Lighthouse, Manchester by the sea, A Quiet Place, The Shape of Water, Son of Saul, Us, Whiplash, Inception, Midsommar, Black Swan, The Social Network, Gone Girl, Mad Max: Fury Road, No Country for Old Men. And that’s just the most well-known ones, not to mention the amazing international films that fortunately have more space in the cinematic world nowadays. I advise you to get out of the mindset of "back in the day it was better" and try to look for beauty in modern cinema

[@esseen100]

If you look at the beginning of this clip you see Don Corleone wiping off his face after Don Ciccio touches it. If you notice in other scenes in The Godfather, whenever someone speaks not as respectfully as he'd like he brushes off the side of his face as a reaction.

[@diligentsun1154]

One helluva good observation

[@esseen100]

@@diligentsun1154 Thanks! The film is so well done that you can watch it over and over peel back layers and find new clues and symbols to inform us as to what's REALLY goin' on.🤔

[@cancer_moonchild]

Love it when fans of cinema, see beyond the popularity of a film and see the beauty in the art of it 🥰

[@atant2]

Ooh! Great catch!

[@esseen100]

@@cancer_moonchild Thanks. I appreciate being acknowledged as a fan of cinema, which I consider myself to be. 🙏

[@dr.mark.b.hubble]

When Vito rubs his cheek after Don Fanucci pinched it, the look he had on his face said it all.

[@omarkharnivall2439]

For me it was amazing to notice that in the first movie old vito lightly stroke his cheeks sometimes, when I saw the second one I realized that when he feels insulted he remembers of don fanucci.

[@dr.mark.b.hubble]

@@omarkharnivall2439 Good catch! Never noticed that before now.

[@federicoTM]

Excellent performance to our italian great actor Gastone Moschin playng perfectly the arrogant cruel elegant boss ! Moschin is well known as italian commedi , 70. Pure eclectic talent !!!

[@indrajeetpaygude8730]

Legend movie of century , all three parts, Robert Denairo, Marlon Brando & Al Paccino rocks

[@jymyrionwashington6849]

Yup.

[@teebee7374]

Definitely! Enough Said! Salute! 🙏🏾🔥🙏

[@jymyrionwashington6849]

@@teebee7374 yup.

[@billc3226]

Godfather 1and 2 timeless bravo 👏

[@kyletitterton]

Poor Fanucci. The guy just wanted to wet his beak!

[@nytoeknee]

😂😂😂

[@eddiekelly7207]

I’ve always loved that saying 😊

[@vayabroder729]

A little 🤣😂

[@calebwhite1410]

Lol

[@BLKGAMBINO]

You know, he just wanted a taste of the good life 😂😂😂😂

[@donmorton7282]

Greatest sequel ever and just as good as the first

[@JiggsTheMonk02]

The Bride of Frankenstein is the greatest sequel

[@TheBlackBantha]

@@JiggsTheMonk02Home Alone 2 is the greatest sequel 😂

[@squigga5957]

Even better than the first in my opinion

[@jesustovar2549]

@@JiggsTheMonk02 Bride of Frankenstein, the mother of greatest 2nd parts.

[@criert135]

The Two Towers is the greatest sequel ever.

[@ambarsharma7920]

The bulb and towel details are legendary ...❤❤

[@altorres5988]

I just finished watching the first two godfather movies I’m happy that De Niro won a Oscar for his performance I’m still upset that Al Pacino didn’t win a Oscar probably the best performance of his career which is saying a lot

[@Fabo100]

I watched a lot of Godfather 1 and 2 when u was a kid. My father would commentate on certain scenes and correlate it with life, teaching me about principles and the importance of family and respect. Whenever I watch this movie I always always reflect on the things my father has taught me and so this movie truly holds a special place in my heart. Doesn’t get any better

[@westonjp612]

One of my favorite parts. Love the young Vito scenes. Wish they put more screen time with him like the olive oil wars and stuff.

[@AR-ii3ly]

The use of lighting here, especially with DeNiro waiting in the corner and you can’t see his eyes is sheer brilliance. I don’t know if it was planned or it just happened that way, but this for me is one of the most iconic scenes in what is probably the greatest movie of all time.

[@timheavyable]

That's where a great cinematographer and lighting technician come in. It's all planned meticulously.

[@jesustovar2549]

The fact that VIto's eyes remain unseen takes me back to the first movie, people didn't like Gordon Willis choice of chiarooscuro for the first scene, it was so dark that they couldn't see Brando's eyes.

[@advait03]

That was also one of the best details about the 1st part. Every time Vito is conducting business in his room, the lighting hits him from the top, so that you can't see his eyes. Makes him look more emotionless and menacing.

[@cancer_moonchild]

This feed analysis 👌 🙌 👏

[@protium1]

Still one of my favourite movies of all time

[@abdulseaforth6930]

I hear that!

[@dennispatrick4999]

Such an epic film. Unfortunately we don't make these type of films anymore.

[@chandie5298]

yeah but now we get lectured to about diversity, inclusion, CRT and other b.s. So, yay! LOL

[@MamaMia84oo7]

@@chandie5298Right. It’s so stupid bro. If they made another Godfather today they would have an Asian guy play Vito and a black lesbian would be Michael Corleone.

[@Zhangerzilla]

Neither did Coppola by the 90s.

[@dennispatrick4999]

@@Zhangerzilla I'll take his film career over yours.

[@BrotherMan1969]

​@@chandie5298everything is not about race or sex. You don't see these types of movies now because many people are dumbed down on historical fictional tales. Inclusivity would have nothing to do with a film of this genre. Plenty of films are made that are not inclusive. Count how many times you see a main character who is non white. This is ironic because in the Godfather books, that was a theme the Italians didn't consider themselves as white like an Anglo. They were just Italian that was their culture. Most nations define themselves according to their culture. America is different because it is so diverse which is one of its strengths but there's this thing that happens where one group thinks it's superior to other groups. Italians & Irish weren't accepted into the greater Anglo white community until JFK became President. Italians really after the Godfather. Many white Americans looked at Italians in the same way people look at Mexicans today. Ironic

[@dmachannel4724]

One of the greatest movies of all time hands down

[@shawngillespie3532]

Couldn't really appreciate these films' brillance until my twenties.......this scene in particular has to be my favorite

[@dannyreyna2821]

A masterpiece of fine film making.

[@markcarrington8380]

This is a superb sequence

[@dutchislax14]

I’m 26 I only saw the godfather 1 + 2 for the first time fairly recently. Talked about a timeless masterpiece…

[@NoctuaOlivae]

You should check out Goodfellas. I liked it even more than the Godfather and Godfather part II. Also the Sopranos is one of the greatest of all time if you're looking for a good tv show.

[@brixfrancis1234]

^agree with the guy above me. Check out Goodfellas and Casino, both directed by Martin Scorcese

[@dmiranda70420]

Those are all good and classics. There's another film that gets overlooked a lot and maybe because it's Irish Mafia but Black Mass with Johnny Depp is amazing, it has that raw dark gritty feel at the end that a lot of great mafia movies have but Godfather 1 and 2 will always be my all time favorites.

[@brixfrancis1234]

@@dmiranda70420 Planning to watch Black Mass! I heard it was good

[@dmiranda70420]

@brixfrancis1234 It's dark but crazy story.

[@likearollingstone007]

DeNiro’s charisma was incredible in part 2

[@ajaxsid9034]

I never knew it was DeNiro in the film. Got to know when I looked up the cast. He was fabulous.

[@jerrylattimore9232]

HE MADE GOD 2. HE WAS BEYOND KOOL IN THAT MOVIE & WON A OSCAR FOR A NON ENGLISH SPEAKING ROLE.

[@AlcibiadesMD]

How about in Dirty Grandpa?

[@cleonRIP]

😂😂😂 Vito wiping the spittle from the old Don off his face at the beginning is priceless

[@CarlosLara-zf5uj]

That guy was a Hogg he moved by himself he pulled his own weight I respect that also he was a Gangstah 😎✌️💯❤️

[@laamiroly]

Love this scene. Fanucci's threat was the straw that broke the camel's back in Vito's world, causing him to grab the bull by the horns and turn the tables in his favor. Resonates deeply. Couldn't find fault with him at all for acting like a man. You've got to respect that.

[@RatPackish]

Vito was of the people and lived that lifestyle, knowing the hardships of the community. Fanucci pranced around and demanded respect based on backing and snitching. Leadership evolves and isn’t given.

[@CarlosHernandez-kd2vb]

Don Fanucci, ba fangul eh!

[@user-xi3bl4pi8c]

Don Fanucci’s reign comes to an end.

[@Bueno656]

The scenes in Godfather 2 with DeNiro are the best ever. Epic.

[@milestackettmusic]

The scene in the café and that hit there are the best!

[@javieracosta7219]

Me gusta cuando revuelve el café con la cuchara.

[@owenb8636]

"This is too violent for me" - a hardened criminal

[@gregthegroove]

Not too many times when a sequel is just as good if not better than the original. This movie was special. I put this in the same category as 2001 Space Odyssey. When hours pass in the blink of an eye and it felt like you just got there.

[@cancer_moonchild]

I would definitely agree that it is better than the first.

[@tomking7080]

When films were still films. They should not of ever made a 3 but that’s how studios are. They knew that people would come and see it

[@denyasaltz1994]

HE KILLED FANUCCI. "LA MANO NERA"......... "THE BLACK HAND"🤫. 😇🎤.

[@stoictraveler1]

One of my favorite scenes ever.

[@p.al.o4437]

Immortal technique sampled this song and made a really great song

[@ColoradoStreaming]

The cocaine story song with the Scarface sample is still my favorite tracks of his.

[@stalfithrildi5366]

That's where I know it from. Ta

[@davidlore4775]

some of the BEST memories i have of my nonno was us watching these movies together. he would correct the flaws of dome of the actors as they attempted to. speak sicilian dialect. 😂 lol. i learned soo much from him. 😊

[@Xamvi]

I had the exact same experience with my Nono. I still remmeber watching the whole trilogy with him. Great memories.

[@mellisb]

HE WAS BANGIN COCKTAIL WAITRESSES TWO AT A TIME! THE PLAYERS COULDN’T GET A DRINK! WHATS WRONG WITH YOU?!?!

[@a.y-tribe3327]

Moe Green!!!

[@Gregory-sm9pf]

Was one of them your mother?

[@leafyshempharvest2722]

no one touches a Corlene

[@scodybiker1275]

Moe Green on Freddy

[@confusedredditor1660]

​@@leafyshempharvest2722frede corlene

[@jamallabarge2665]

Fanucci threatened to put Vito into prison. Fannucci boasted that Vito's family would be "destitute". Fanucci signed the check. Vito cashed it. If Fanucci had been less of a fool? Vito would have gone into legitimate business.

[@Inalienablerights15]

Nothing like a well dressed corpse.

[@killaant84]

One of the best movies I've ever seen

[@basher5107]

The only trilogy where the second movie is better than the first and the third came in 3RD

[@ericm4426]

Best trilogy ever!

[@CarlosCruz-ll5ez]

I don't get tired of watching this masterpiece, seriously I probably watched the Godfather 1 and 2 like a hundred times or more

[@davidlynds9483]

I would have loved an entire film about Vito's beginnings and the years between this point and the beginning of the first film...as long as Coppola was directing and Deniro was playing Vito

[@josephphoenix1376]

Don Fanouci An old school Moustache Pete😠🤔😡

[@dildonius]

Who didnt even weild enough real power to deter a gang of street urchins from beating him up, slashing him, and robbing him for everything he had on him.

[@cedricl.vercher8423]

Young DeNiro!

[@robertdebrus3732]

Classic. Best film ever made and Vito saw right through fanucci

[@kpimkpim349]

My favorite scene in movie history.

[@albertoc8151]

Great Italian actor Gastone Moschin playing Fannucci.

[@curtiskretzer8898]

He was totally perfect for casting in the role

[@MarkMiremont777]

🎬 Beautifully done, Mr. Coppola 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🏆

[@debturcott6800]

Wow his son sure looks like him. Especially in the 1st still photo.

[@jamesnash6101]

In the book. Vito Corleone took out Fanucci because he didn't want to be harassed or exploited. Plus through much thought. Vito concluded that Fanucci had no connections for protection.Vito came to this conclusion when he and one of his friends and businesses partners witnessed Fanucci place a knife to the throat of the daughter of one of the merchants who would not pay him. When he did this, then the merchant paid, but Vito gained a better understanding of this phoney gangster. Therefore, when Fanucci tried to shake Vito down. Because Vito would not pay him. That's when Vito decided to kill Fanucci. Vito did not kill Fanucci in order to take over the neighborhood. After he was killed, the neighbors came to Veto to solve problems and disputes. And then his influences grew from there. He gained their respect not through force like Fanucci. But through peaceful and reasonable negotiations.

[@Einnor084]

YUPPERZ!!! There iz a dleted scene, which showz da Don, taking up 4 a poor widow & her dog against a landlord. DIS IZ NOT FANUCCI!!! We Mos Def got a Fanucci type, backing BYE THEN, 2025. ( Soros ) Perhapz Don Corleone, shall appear upon da political horizon, soon!

[@coltonwhite2518]

The real moment that solidified Vito's intent was when he offered Fanucci less and he accepted. Vito had grown up around true mafioso and knew that a Sicilian Don would never accept less as a sign of disrespect. Vito already had planned out the assassination, but that was when there was no turning back.

[@jamesnash6101]

@coltonwhite2518 I think that every person who watches the Godfather. Should read the book. That is how I gained a better understanding of that history, the way they think, why they respond, and that lifestyle. The book even goes into detail about the history of the Mafia.

[@Einnor084]

@@jamesnash6101 Will do. Soon

[@user-qwerty446]

Дон Фануччи всегда опирался на свои словесные угрозы. У него не было реальной поддержки за спиной, он не был членом либо главарём банды, он действовал в одиночку. Вито вовремя заметил это и посчитал ненужным платить дань такой выскочке... Don Fanucci always relied on his verbal threats. He had no real support behind him, he was not a member or leader of a gang, he acted alone. Vito noticed this in time and considered it unnecessary to pay tribute to such an upstart...

[@angelgarza8898]

Saw these movies when they debut they still the best ever 😊

[@h.l.asolomonov7674]

Best movie trilogy of all times

[@RStevenPage]

The bulb acted as a plant. You want to plant the victim in place. The same as if you flatten a guys tire and wait for him. As for parallel action, Michael Corleone did it in Godfather II, when he was baptizing his kid and killing rivals at the same time. Im sure its nothiing new in filmmaking, but i enjoyed it.

[@mickeyshooter5298]

You have it backward. This scene is from GF2, and the baptism scene is actually GF1. Cheers

[@RStevenPage]

@@mickeyshooter5298 Oh, thanks for the correction.

[@rob5944]

I place a chocolate bar in the kitchen then appear and ask my wife if she's gonna start preparing dinner!

[@hazimimarek4595]

...even steven spielberg rethink his career and his skill as a director after watching godfather movie!!...now that's what i call a 'masterpiece'...still unmatched today....even by Coppola himself!

[@salvatorecino3657]

A masterpiece is a masterpiece

[@patriciaprice2410]

I remember watching this as a kid, and just being like if he gets away with this its gonna be awesome! So he did went on to set dude up waiting on him to turn the light. Then bamn gotcha dude.

[@TheDemeoCrew]

Don Fanucci had to go.

[@Mandsb69]

Absolutely loved these films, go Al P 😊

[@Yoyozworld19]

My favorite moment in the series the offer (a series about the making of the Godfather) is when the mobsters watch the movie for the first time at the premiere. They’re all fascinated and at the end have a huge standing ovation.

[@redrooster1908]

The baptism of Connie's baby with the parallel scenes of multiple mob hits when Michael becomes Godfather is also brilliant 👏 👌

[@user-ln9fr7nr7g]

Really well-done!

[@stevefirst1512]

All he wanted was just a little taste!

[@funnathanrandall]

Just enough to wet his beak

[@lawlaw1]

Genius

[@necromancy6704]

damn im on a rewatch right now and it baffles me how good this movie can actually be, all the details are crazy

[@tylerh2548]

Can't wait for Part 3! ..........

[@bryanalcantarfilms]

This is one of my all-time favorite scenes in cinema history.

[@howardirizarry5695]

This is a serious film n a true classic I thank all truly our. Holy GOD nothing is possible

[@ianworley8169]

The touch of the towel catching fire when he shoots Fanucci is what takes the bulb scene to another level. Pure cinematic genius.

[@claudiofreitas600]

The best trilogy ever... It is a truly masterpiece

[@en6853]

Third one blows

[@willemkuiper6074]

Great scene

[@Kenzo8110]

Great iconic scene

[@whinda4702]

When our people came to this country we never complained and made our own way.

[@kungfufrog13]

I always wondered why Vito unscrewed the light bulb

[@KingNerdius6993]

One to hide in the shadows and two to draw the don’s attention to someone else so as to not see him

[@mickeyshooter5298]

You really wondered this? It’s quite obvious

[@rob5944]

​@@mickeyshooter5298I thought it was to help him reduce his carbon footprint...

[@markrcca5329]

Vito loosened the bulb to make the staircase dark so he couldn't be seen. In fact, once Fanucci fixed it, Vito was at higher risk to be seen and would have to shoot Fanucci in the staircase.

[@mickeyshooter5298]

@@rob5944 well it is Bob Deniro …

[@hugosophy]

This scene needed to be so much longer.

[@bigsurge5906]

This is the iconic scene in Part 2. Well Louie's Resraurant too lol

[@federicoTM]

Excellent performance to our italian great actor Gastone Moschin playng perfectly the arrogant cruel elegant boss ! Moschin is well known as italian commedi , 70. Pure eclectic talent !!!

[@buddymacbuddington]

The books are great

[@davewinters6601]

Godfather and godfather two best movies i've ever saw

[@terrabyte911]

Fanucci was a member of the Black Hand. Vito kills him, takes over the area and his interests and the Black Hand did nothing. It was a big plot hole for me that there was no retaliation for his murder.

[@_unforgiven]

You can watch the most detailed analysis of the Godfather on my channel!

[@bobbachelor5930]

@terrabyte Fanucci was not a member of the "Black Hand". He simply SAID he was and ACTED like he was, and everyone simply believed it was true until Vito pieced together that he was just a fraud. Therefore, Vito knew there would be no one coming to avenge Fannuci's murder.

[@kevinbaird7277]

The consummate moment in any movie, bravo.

[@paulbrinkman952]

Brilliant!

[@tonylarsson660]

In the book Vito met Fanucci at his house. The streets were empty, and Santino later confronts his father years later (when he turns 16) saying that he saw his father dispose of the gun on the roof.

[@joseignaciogazzi3278]

The soundtrack and Vito about to become an Antihero. Wonderful.

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Young Vito is start thinking logically "do i need to pay him when he's in six feet under? hey eventually i'm the one who's helping folks around me. i solved their problems. i deserved those rewards." like it or not i think don Fanucci is the one who's giving young Vito Corleone inspiration to become godfather

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