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I cant beleve my daddy is dead. Paul Williams as Little Enos. Pat McCormick as Big Enos. Mike Henry I as Junior. Colleen Camp as Dusty Trails. Faith Minton as Tina. Sharon Anderson as Policewoman. Silvia Arana as Latin Woman. Allan Berger as Hippie. Ray Bouchard as Purvis R. Connie Brighton as Girl.
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Leon Cheatom as Guide. Candace Collins as Maid. Peter Conrad as Midget. Janis Cummins as Nudist Female. Jackie Davis as Blackman No. Dee Dee Deering as Mrs. Al DeLuca as Flower Vendor. Raymond George Forchion as Tar Worker. Dave Cass as Local Tough Guy. Veronica Gamba as Girl at Picnic. Raymond Bouchard as Purvis R. Jorge Gil as Gas Station Attendant. Marilyn Taylor Gleason as Lady Ticket. Harris as Hot Dog Vendor. Timothy Hawkins as Man in Truck. Craig Horwich as Crash Guy. Pirty Lee Jackson as Blackman No.
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Will Knickerbocker as Hotel Clerk. Kim Kondziola as Baby Enos. Dick Lowry as Sand Dumper. Sandy Mielke as Driving Instructor. Toni Moon as Girl No. But, it would have been better if certain things were better. The only other thing that I can say about this film's direction is the ending. Just, how tragic it is with two shocking deaths and how it is filmed transcends through the screen and effects us, the audience.
Coppola has made us part of this crime family and we have started to love and care about each and every member. When these deaths happen, Coppola makes sure that we shed tears during so. Pacino and the rest of the cast from the previous film including some people we have not seen sense the first film all have a part in this film even if it is just something like an arm or the presence of someone. This film was meant to go off with a bang, and the actors all do a beyond perfect job in the help of ending this film.
But one particular character and actress has been talked about nonstop in talks of this film and is the one that most people blame for the downfall of this film. The actress in question is the real life daughter of the director: Now, she plays the very bubbly and happy daughter of Michael and she is basically oblivious as to the extent of her family.
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She is aware of what happens, but she plays the character has someone who just does not care. This saddens me because I would of liked it if she were more serious about the evils that her family has done, but at the same time I can understand why it is that she played the character this way. Mary Corleone was raised by her mother to not be in this world. While Mary was in some early attacks during the previous film, she is mostly unaware of the rest of everything except for some bits she was told.
She was raised away from the evil and wicked of this world and as such, she is not at all fully aware of how serious this world is. This is one of her flaws and this flaw was made by Sophia Coppola. While I am acceptable towards this one particular incident, I do wish that the character was more understanding of the situation and more intelligent in some areas and subplots she is associated with.
Another person I want to mention is the actress of Connie Coppola: Sense the first film, Connie has been my third favorite character in the entire trilogy. Why, you might ask? In the first film, she was not interested with the family business and when Michael took over, she hated him due to how corrupt he became. In the second film, she was a total tramp through out, constantly with different men, forgetting about her own children, and not caring about her family. Until the end of the second film when she realizes the true horror of her own crimes and begs for forgiveness for her doubt and hatred of her brother.
In this film, she is a totally different person. She now is taking control over parts of the family, ordering some executions, and above all else, being the one person that never left Michael as he continued down this spiral. Talia Shire gave this performance her entire power and strength and what resulted was one of the greatest characters I have ever seen in film. It is a pity that she was not nominated for this performance at all. Now, I told myself that I was not going to bring him up, but when talking about The Godfather, it is hard not to bring him up.
Time for me to talk about Al Pacino. As a character and as an actor, he has grown tremendously from the first film. His character was tragic, evil, and at times a great antihero and it was all because of Al Pacino that we have loved and hated Michael so much. With this film, he makes the performance hopefully yet tiresome which is exactly how the script calls for him. I will admit that, like in the previous film, one particular scene in this film had me in tears that he was in, and if you have fallen in love with the story of The Godfather, then you will have that same reaction when you see this film.
Pacino also makes this character tragic as Michael starts to regret all of the evil in his life and tries to make everything good.
Pacino gives a strong performance and I find it a crime that he was not nominated for best actor. With the acting in general, it does disappoint me that the only two awards that were won were for Sophia Coppola and those were Razzies she won. I do not know what people were expecting with this film, but they had too high of expectations.
Being written again by the author of the original novel that spawned this film The Godfather , this film's script just works with the tale and I am glad that Mario Puzo written it. He understood that his creation has created it's own life and he ended it before things got too stupid or out of control. Now, while the dialogue was no where near as good as the previous films, it was well written enough with plenty of those meetings talks that were in the previous film and the scenes that were spoken in Italian. Puzo had a gift for writing and, while this film did not show his true potential, this film does show very strong signs of that.
Returning again is the composer for the previous two The Godfather films Nina Rota. The score is still breathtaking as it usually is, but this film it ends on a sad, but wonderful note as the saga comes to a close. My only true complaint which is minor is that I would wish that more was done to the score. Mostly to return it to how it was in the first film: One piano piece, numerous variations. But, overall, the score was beautiful and in numerous scenes, it worked. Overall, this is the true ending to the Holy Trilogy of cinema, and one that you should never miss.
This is required viewing in cinema, regardless of what anyone else says.
A descent movie, but this is minor league compared to the first two. More Top Movies Trailers Forums. Season 7 Black Lightning: Season 2 DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 4 Doctor Who: Season 11 The Flash: Season 5 This Is Us: Season 3 Saturday Night Live: Season 4 The Walking Dead: Weekend Box Office Results: View All Photos 3. After a break of more than 15 years, director Francis Ford Coppola and writer Mario Puzo returned to the well for this third and final story of the fictional Corleone crime family.
Two decades have passed, and crime kingpin Michael Corleone Al Pacino , now divorced from his wife Kay Diane Keaton , has nearly succeeded in keeping his promise that his family would one day be "completely legitimate. Determined to buy redemption, Michael and his lawyer B. George Hamilton are working on a complicated but legal deal to bail the Vatican out of looming financial troubles that will ultimately reap billions and put Michael on the world stage as a major financial player. However, trouble looms in several forms: The press is hostile to his intentions.
Michael is in failing health and suffers a mild diabetic stroke. And then there's Vincent Mancini Andy Garcia , the illegitimate and equally temperamental son of Michael's long-dead brother Sonny. Vincent desperately wants in to the family both literally and figuratively , and at the urging of his sister Connie Talia Shire , Michael welcomes the young man and allows him to adopt the Corleone name.
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Andy Garcia as Vincent Mancini. Eli Wallach as Don Altobello.