How The Godfather was made | Francis Ford Coppola | WOBI 

The takeaway is to trust your intuition and stick to it.

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I will copy and share in FB WOW!!

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Goodone my friend

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What would it have been, 'Revenge of Bambi'?

@@yankee2666 man you are hilarious!

It's quite interesting because if he would've never acted in it then you wouldn't have said it 🤔😂

seriously you are so right with your comment, I could have never pictured anyone else playing that part!

Any Brando film sans Brando woulda been nothin'. He was a contenda. He was a somebody, that Brando!

do you think The godfather part 2 is better than before?

I saw on " Center Stage" when James Caan was on, that originally Pacino was going to play Sonny, and Caan was gonna play Michael. And I also saw an audition video where Deniro auditioned for the role of Sonny.

Yes, I think Godfather II is the best of trilogy. Period.

Mike Robbins if Marlon didn't want the role, Robert De Niro could play Vito Corleone in Godfather 1 though

Coppola's first choice for Michael, according to Mario Puzo, was Robert Redford.

Wow, You are lucky man! You met a legend.

Now, that's a very interesting story. Thanks for sharing.

Ray Downes awesome stuff man👍

Ray Downes do u have an instagram ? you seem very interesting person

RESPECT MY AUTHORITY who you talking to?

First they ignore you then, they laugh at you then, they fight you then, you win.

Alex M. Rooting*

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Yes, Brando was that good in every sense.... that He pulled it off smoothly... 'Very Smoothly!

@Mike Cap Don't act hard, you old Softy

Bullshit the movie has the protagonist as the mob and their inner lives and family thats why we were rooting for the mob not just becuz of brando

It well could have been De Niro as Sonny or Martin Sheen as Michael...that would've been really weird

Wen Al meets people he doesn't know he says , "Hoo harr you."

And Bob DeNiro on II

@Junior Mafia you mean Rob DeNiro ;)

Shadow Wolf Lmao Bob is short for Robert

More than that...Freedo. Brilliant

Francis was the man. And Brando followed up The Godfather, with Bertolucci's, Last Tango in Paris, another major acting feat.

True!

At least.

Al Pacino & Daniel Day-Lewis are the greatest actors I've ever seen. I've also never seen a better crime-drama than 'Heat' or 'The Godfather Part II'. Let's be honest, Marlon was a great actor but he was only truly special in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' & 'The Godfather'. His overall catalog of work doesn't even compare to Pacino, DDL or De Niro.

SereneVendetta yes But Marlon being considered the best actor of all time form just The Godfather says something legendary about him

@@NevxrBackDown that's a bit harsh. He was awesome in On the Waterfront and the Wild One

Yes

No - you'll hear the same inflections in every borough of New York

Unbelievable movie with amazing casting Marlin Brando; Al pachino; Robert Duvall and so on.Each and every actor justified the characters. A brilliant work and a masterpiece by Francis Capolla.

Truth be told, the studio was right and Coppola was just lucky. Brando was box office poison for many years by the early seventies. He made bomb after bomb for 15 years prior [Sayonara was his last hit] and Mutiny on the Bounty was one of the biggest flops of the 60's. He also had tons of demons and was not reliable. Personally, I think his performance is very phony and it is evident that his mouth is stuffed with cotton. I think Anthony Quinn would have been a far superior choice.

@@richardmayora1289 you have an interesting point -Anthony Quinn may have given a more realistic take on Don Corleone , the fact is its Brando in there and he does a decent job

@@richardmayora1289 if you read his autobiography you'd realize why he had so many flops later on.. He never took himself and his career as an actor seriously, he always said I started acting while I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my life and I kept at it because acting afforded me the amount of money and in as little time (and effort) which no other profession could..... He also wrote that he used to earn enough money to last couple of years, then would just make himself busy doing stuff that he really wanted to do (travel the word , meet interesting people, read all kinds of books and bed as many women as he could ) and when money dried out he'd come back, call his agent, his agent would gather all the scripts that were available that time and Marlon would chose the ones he liked the most (or which paid the most).... Rinse and repeat.... His autobiography is a very good read even if one is not a fan of him the actor, brando the person was fascinating and at least in his autobiography he comes across as very honest.... Doesn't hide any shortcomings of his...

@array s there are all colors in Italy!!

Brando 'became' as Italian as Al Pacino and John Cazale, for that film. He's that good. James Caan, was no slouch either.

Bro you need to get out more..!!

his last name is definitely Italian.. maybe his parents or grandparents were italians.. just as martin scorsese, bob de niro and many others

@@waynej2608 Yeah James Caan was awesome

Al Pacino ain't too far off.

RIP

@@GameVids321 Marlon Brando is the godfather of all post WW2 actors. Pacino is one of his actor son's. Just like Robert de Niro, Dustin Hoffman and Jack Nicholson. Pacino, de Niro, Hoffman and Nicholson were/are legendary, but Brando was and is the one, the only, the greatest of all time.

Only genius can make this comment

+enigma 1982 Agreed. I include Sidney Portier, Denzel Washington and Andy Garcia.

Thanks

it's brando

Toby Espino W😳W Now That’s a story

Toby Espino BRANDON IS GOOD BUT ALSO JAMES CLAM AS SONNY AND AL PAGRINO AS MICHEAL NEED TO BE PRAISED TO

@@JoshMaxPower Robert Mullal was excellent as Tom. Diana Keston should have won best supporting actress for her role as Michael's wife.

Did he ever say how he cut it ? Like what hairstyle

ya he saw panic in needle park. my favorite ending with nights of cabiria and third man

Bob Evans made production very difficult; nearly impossible

@Ed Norton yes, yes.. he and James Deen.

when did he say that ? Would love to read it too

Another total boring twat, couldn't tie Marlon's shoes.

Exactly he was the god ... father

@@rashidrashman8018 WTF!? You really believe that.

Wayne j .. Hmm yes that's why i said it, I've also worked with the pretentious lovie..🤔

sanch Sanchayan Hell yeah

I've watched it more than you. LOL

Maybe the Irishman

John MDM parasite, once upon a time in Hollywood, and Dolemite is my name

Definitely not the marvel garbage

Boyz in the hood

@@randywhite3947 Parasite,1917,Joker,The Lighthouse.

And Apocalypse Now.