The Godfather: Solozzo’s Death - Script to Screen Analysis | By Glass Distortion

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This time we made an analysis about the Solozzo’s Death Scene. Take a extensive peek into the creative process of The Godfather inspired by Francis Ford Coppola’s Godfather Notebook and find out how he made this brilliant scene of one of the greatest films of all time.
Voice over extract from the Coppola Restoration Supplements: “Coppola’s Notebook Interview”
The Godfather (1972)
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
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@famicomnintendo 6 лет назад

In the game there is a mission where you have to plant the gun :)

@mariamagadalena7147 6 лет назад

Is there really a game? Wtf

@SocialistFinn1 6 лет назад

Jungshook Lover, yes, the game for Godfather 1 is on PS2 and the Godfather 2 game is on PS3

@dritsn 7 лет назад

Amazing!

@eurekandavani5089 3 года назад

Michael didn't slowly behind the water tank.

@rafaelachecar2777 5 лет назад

Continuation Above comment. If the gun is not found, it cannot be proof it was a Corleone family, the cops won’t find the killing weapon if Micheal takes himself. That part of dropping the gun and leaving it in the restaurant floor, I have never understood Any one had a comment about this? Thank you

@saiashwin26 5 лет назад

Clemenza tells Michael that the gun is impossible to trace, he doesn’t have to worry about fingerprints. He’s put a special tape on the trigger and the butt. After the shooting, Clemenza tells Michael to let his hand drop naturally by his side and to let go of the gun so that it slips onto the floor and walk (don’t run) out of the restaurant. People won’t know if he has the gun or not. Why does Clemenza tell Michael to drop the gun? He doesn’t want Michael to be caught with it. He doesn’t know if the police chief would be traveling with a detail and should they stop and frisk him, he doesn’t want any evidence to be found on him. Michael doesn’t follow his advice. He throws the gun as he is rushing out, almost as an afterthought, and in plain sight of everyone. That was a huge risk he took (more than killing the police chief and Solozzo) because Solozzo’s bodyguards were either near the door or just outside. It was Michael’s first killing (outside of the army) and he looked nervous. Adrenaline was coursing through his veins and he forgot Clemenza’s advice. A bit of reality that Coppola infuses into the scene.

@rafaelachecar2777 5 лет назад

Thank you fo your explanation Very detailed. I appreciate it Rafael Achecar