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The Godfather: Part III

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An aging Don Michael Corleone seeks to legitimize his crime family';;s interests and remove himself from the violent underworld but the ambitions of the young keeps him back. While he attempts to link the Corleone';;s finances with the Vatican, Michael must deal with the machinations of a hungrier gangster seeking to upset the existing Mafioso order and a young protoge';;s love affair with his daughter.

Genre:

Drama, Crime

Actors:

Al Pacino, Diane Keaton, Talia Shire, Andy Garcia, Eli Wallach, Joe Mantegna, George Hamilton, Bridget Fonda, Sofia Coppola, Raf Vallone, Franc DAmbrosio, ...»

Director:

Francis Ford Coppola

Country:

United States

Release:

1990

IMDb:

7.6

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Duration:

162 min

KEYWORDS:

#Al Pacino #Andy GarcÃa #Bridget Fonda #Diane Keaton #Eli Wallach #Francis Ford Coppola #George Hamilton #Joe Mantegna #Sofia Coppola #Talia Shire #The Godfather: Part III

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ACTORS OF "The Godfather: Part III"

Al Pacino

25 April 1940, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Diane Keaton

5 January 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA

Talia Shire

25 April 1946, Lake Success, Long Island, New York, USA

Andy Garcia

12 April 1956, Havana, Cuba

Eli Wallach

7 December 1915, Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Joe Mantegna

13 November 1947, Chicago, Illinois, USA

George Hamilton

12 August 1939, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Bridget Fonda

27 January 1964, Los Angeles, California, USA

Sofia Coppola

14 May 1971, New York City, New York, USA

Raf Vallone

17 February 1916, Tropea, Calabria, Italy

Franc D'Ambrosio

11 August 1962, The Bronx, New York, USA

Donal Donnelly

6 July 1931, Bradford, Yorkshire, England, UK

Richard Bright

28 June 1937, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Helmut Berger

29 May 1944, Bad Ischl, Upper Austria, Austria

Don Novello

1 January 1943, Lorain, Ohio, USA

John Savage

25 August 1949, Old Bethpage, Long Island, New York, USA

Franco Citti

23 April 1935, Rome, Lazio, Italy

Mario Donatone

9 June 1933, Tripoli, Libya

Vittorio Duse

21 March 1916, Loreto, Marche, Italy

Enzo Robutti

24 October 1933, Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Michele Russo

8 August 1964, Bernalda, Basilicata, Italy

Al Martino

7 October 1927, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

9 February 1953, Palo del Colle, Apulia, Italy

Robert Vento

Willie Brown

20 March 1934, Mineola, Texas, USA

Jeannie Linero

August1945

Jeanne Savarino Pesch

Janet Savarino Smith

Tere Livrano

Carmine Caridi

23 January 1934, New York City, New York, USA

Don Costello

Al Ruscio

2 June 1924, Salem, Massachusetts, USA

Mickey Knox

24 December 1921, New York City, New York, USA

Rick Aviles

14 October 1952, New York City, New York, USA

Michael Bowen

21 June 1953, Houston, Texas, USA

Brett Halsey

20 June 1933, Santa Ana, California, USA

Gabriele Torrei

John Abineri

18 May 1928, London, England, UK

Brian Freilino

Gregory Corso

26 March 1930, New York City, New York, USA

Marino Masé

21 March 1939, Trieste, Italy

Dado Ruspoli

9 December 1924, Rome, Lazio, Italy

Valeria Sabel

Remo Remotti

16 November 1924, Rome, Lazio, Italy

30 November 1954, Rome, Lazio, Italy

Francesco Paolo Bellante

26 July 1926, Brooklyn, New York, USA

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Catherine Scorsese

16 April 1912, New York City, New York, USA

Ida Bernardini

27 February 1921, Rome, Italy

16 May 1931, West Brighton, Long Island, New York, USA

Salvatore Billa

March 31, 1943 in Catania, Sicily, Italy

Salvatore Borghese

5 March 1937, Rome, Lazio, Italy

Angelo Boscariol

August 5, 1931 in Italy

Dennis Cabrini

Ludovico Caldarera

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DIRECTORS OF "The Godfather: Part III"

Francis Ford Coppola

7 April 1939, Detroit, Michigan, USA

CREATORS OF "The Godfather: Part III"

Francis Ford Coppola

7 April 1939, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Mario Puzo

15 October 1920, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

HEROES OF "The Godfather: Part III"

Don Michael Corleone

Played by: Al Pacino

Kay Adams

Played by: Diane Keaton

Connie Corleone

Played by: Talia Shire

Vincent Mancini

Played by: Andy Garcia

Don Altobello

Played by: Eli Wallach

Joey Zasa

Played by: Joe Mantegna

B.J. Harrison

Played by: George Hamilton

Grace Hamilton

Played by: Bridget Fonda

Mary Corleone

Played by: Sofia Coppola

Cardinal Lamberto

Played by: Raf Vallone

Anthony Vito Corleone

Played by: Franc D'Ambrosio

Archbishop Gilday

Played by: Donal Donnelly

Al Neri

Played by: Richard Bright

Frederick Keinszig

Played by: Helmut Berger

Dominic Abbandando

Played by: Don Novello

Father Andrew Hagen

Played by: John Savage

Calo

Played by: Franco Citti

Mosca

Played by: Mario Donatone

Don Tommasino

Played by: Vittorio Duse

Don Licio Lucchesi

Played by: Enzo Robutti

Spara

Played by: Michele Russo

Johnny Fontane

Played by: Al Martino

Lou Pennino

Played by: Robert Cicchini

Twin Bodyguard Armand

Played by: Rogerio Miranda

Twin Bodyguard Francesco

Played by: Carlos Miranda

Anthony 'The Ant' Squigliaro

Played by: Vito Antuofermo

Father John

Played by: Robert Vento

Lucy Mancini

Played by: Jeannie Linero

Francesca Corleone

Played by: Jeanne Savarino Pesch

Kathryn Corleone

Played by: Janet Savarino Smith

Theresa Hagen

Played by: Tere Livrano

Albert Volpe

Played by: Carmine Caridi

Frank Romano

Played by: Don Costello

Leo Cuneo

Played by: Al Ruscio

Marty Parisi

Played by: Mickey Knox

Douglas Michelson

Played by: Brett Halsey

Enzo the Baker

Played by: Gabriele Torrei

Stockholder

Played by: Brian Freilino

Sister Vincenza

Played by: Valeria Sabel

Apollonia Vitelli-Corleone

Played by: Simonetta Stefanelli

Woman with Child at Street Fair

Played by: Diana Agostini

Son Playing Soccer

Played by: James D. Damiano

CRITICS OF "The Godfather: Part III"

7M Pictures

This hits have gotten bigger, and the violence has gotten bloodier. It's less of an examination of family and more of a character piece for Michael.

October 08, 2008

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Entertainment Weekly

The movie, a heady thicket of political intrigue and double crosses, is slower, talkier, and more prosaic than the first two films, and its narrative seams sometimes show. And yet it's more than the sum of its mazelike convolutions.

December 12, 2007

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The Dissolve

[...] a crushing disappointment. It's a sluggish movie with nothing to say about the moral rot of the powerful that the first two parts didn't say much better [...]

May 12, 2014

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New York Times

Most film sequels are strictly optional. The Godfather Part III is inevitable, and as such it's irresistible.

May 20, 2003

Common Sense Media

The third and final Godfather saga; not for kids.

January 01, 2011

EmanuelLevy.Com

The third (and final) chapter of Coppola's epic crima saga is the weakest in terms of narrative and acting, but it still has artistic merits.

March 09, 2011

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Movie Metropolis

...didn't live up to expectations but turned out to be a pretty good movie in any case.

September 17, 2008

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Movie Views

While it's better than your average film in a lot of respects, it simply cannot hold up to the legacy of its predecessors.

October 06, 2008

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Time Out

The acting is merely passable, several characters are given nothing to do, and Michael's paranoid self-pity lends the film an absurd morality: Coppola expects us to sympathise with the semblance of virtue.

June 24, 2006

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TIME Magazine

The film is a slow fuse with a big bang -- one that echoes through every family whose own tragedy is an aching for things past and loved ones lost.

March 28, 2011

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Variety

The Godfather Part III matches its predecessors in narrative intensity, epic scope, socio-political analysis, physical beauty and deep feeling for its characters and milieu.

December 12, 2007

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Chicago Reader

Represents a certain moral improvement over its predecessors by refusing to celebrate and condemn violence and duplicity in the same breath, or at least to the same degree.

December 12, 2007

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