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When Don Roberto heard that now they were calling this other paisano Don Corleone the man believed to rid the black hand forever he had a change of heart

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God Bless America

Che ricordi😂😂😂😂😂

Megan stone

Food Fight!

1981 whos the boss isnt on -its a reshowing

It would have been nice to have a scene where Vito made the father of that store a partner in his business once he was successful as the Don cos that guy was good to him & Vito even says he was like a father to him & only sacked him cos he was scared for his life if he said no to Fanucci

“To you she might be beautiful,to me there’s just my wife and son.”Words of a real man

Megan stone

Kathy Beller plays the stage actress. I believe that’s her natural hair. She guest starred in an episode of Hawaii Five O the following year and also had that very long hair. Later, she was nominated for a Golden Globe and appeared on “Dynasty.” She married singer Thomas Dolby (“She Blinded Me with Science”).

stupid movies back then: at the very least stupid, charming, likeable, and memorable stupid movies now: very stupid and very forgettable

It’s her favorite 90s show

My daughter loves this show

Those pies looks awesome

Don Vito's personality as depicted in The Godfather two years earlier by Brando would conflict with accepting the money return. A simple line in the likes of "donate the money to the orphanage" would have gone a long way.

Does anyone know what song plays as he walks out the door ?!?!?!?

Johnny Depp choreographed this.

Man she’s so beautiful

UNIQUE D

The painter stops whenever there is the possibility of messing up due to vibration

Shut tha fuck up and lets go

Hannah montana

Young Men! This is what a true Sigma male is all about. This is REAL masculinity. Don Vito did not need to muscle the guy Don Vito did not need to flex all his bling Don Vito did not need to declare himself as a "High Value Man" Don Vito did not need to be an asshole Don Vito did not need to intimidate or even raise his voice All he needed to do was talk like a gentleman, and tell the landlord to ask around about him. Even though the undertaker cussed him and threatened to kick his ass, Don Vito did not need to be pissed Because he knows all he needs to do is LET HIS REPUTATION PRECEED HIM AND DO THE REST Then, he gets what he wants out of this and so much more. That's how a man gets shit done. Confidence is silent, insecurity is loud.

pretty fantastic to find this,what a cool sit down...my parents orig from queens,bronx;spent my whole life traveling from new england to every damn where all over the place,long Isl too,could have been a tour guide...hey frank! ever heard of the pizza boy in jackson heights? i was a regular there....best wishes!

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MEGAN STONE

Frank needed his own spinoff sitcom.

Gr8 stuff. Id like to see a mash- up with Bobby DeNiro's parallel story and put them together with images and some small added details. Gr8 video

You can kind of see in this scene the difference between Michael and Vito, and why Michael failed where Vito succeeded. Michael is just as cold and calculating as his father, but he lacks the humility and empathy that his father has. Michael doesn't inspire love and admiration in people as Godfather, all he does is inspire fear. So as that fear subsides or another fear comes around, people are willing to betray him, way too easily, so he has to go back to intimidation to get them back in line. Whereas, with Vito, whether it's here or with Bonasera, he always tries to reason and empathize with people, even showing them respect, when they've initially disrespected him. It's funny in Cuba, before he realizes that Fredo betrayed him, he and Fredo are just talking about life and things, and Fredo says, "Why didn't we do this earlier" or something like that. Almost like Fredo wished he and Michael had just talked and bonded together like brothers, rather than him just taking orders from him. You realize that if Fredo had that relationship with Michael, there would never had been an opening available for Roth to get to him. Michael's inability to inspire love, ultimately costs him his family: it's why his brother betrays him, it's also why Kay does the same. Stoicism and discipline work in the military and are required to maintain order, but a family is bonded by love, empathy and kindness, something Michael always struggled with, even when he was dating Kay. You see it in that scene in the first movie, where it's clear that Kay is clearly head over heels in love with him, and he doesn't even say it back, until years later when Apollonia is dead, and he's ghosted her for a long time.

The Man painting in the front reminds me of the Painting Scene in Schindler's List. Also I loved how Don Corleone had his Ledger in front of him to see how well the business was doing.

Ray looked like WHAT!

SHAINALOPEZ

uno dei pochi episodi con Fonzie che indossa il giubotto bianco

One of the best scenes in the movie

What's the name of this play. Absolutely fantastic and I love old opera from guys like Titto Schipa and Giuseppe DiStefano who sing in that true old world Naples accent.

My favorite scene in the movie. I still think it would have been genius to do the prequel in black and white though

July 12, 1975

Genco

My wife and I recreated the pie scene from 2:32-2:42. I begged her for mercy, but she just smiled and smashed a large chocolate mousse cream pie right in my face!

2:49 The young man with the black hat and black scarf behind Clemenza is Heyman Roth

Meine Liebe

I dont need to lie why do you?

mommas chicken marinara scalapini gave me the craps. Joanie looks like a little boy.

2:48 Young Clemenza in the middle. 😃

I never knew samuel l jackson was in Goodfellas 😂

I did business with Hyman Roth. But I never trusted Hyman Roth

Why is this movie available for purchase on any forum?!!!!

Fonzie chi e il capo

Richard