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The Godfather (1973 film), a film unrelated to The Godfather trilogy
The Godfather: The Game, a 2006 video game based on the novel and film
A recently made name for a crime boss, taken from the novel of the same name
Varalaru - The Story of the Godfather, a 2006 Tamil Film starring Ajith Kumar and Asin Thottumkal
Godfather, a 1991 Malayalam Film directed by the Director Duo of Siddique Lal starring N.N. Pillai,Mukesh, Innocent etc. which was remade into hindi by Priyadarsan as Hulchal
The Godfathers, an alternative rock band from London, England.
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The Godfather is a 1972 film adaptation of the novel of the same name, written by Mario Puzo, directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Marlon Brando and Al Pacino.
Coppola, in audio commentary on The Godfather Collection DVD release, stated that the horse's head was delivered to him from a dog food company; a horse had not been killed specifically for the movie.
In The Godfather Part II, MichaelCorleone receives an orange from Johnny Ola, the Sicilian henchman of Hyman Roth, who later plots an attempt on Michael's life; and later in the movie, is seen eating an orange as he orders the "hit" against his enemies, in preparation for the climax of the film.
The Godfather is a novel written by American author Mario Puzo and which was originally published in 1969 by G.
Although it is widely reported that Puzo was inspired to use "Godfather" as a designator for a Mafia leader from his experience as a reporter, there is no evidence to indicate that any real organized crime group, Italian or otherwise, ever used the term.
The Godfather referred to in the title is Vito Corleone, whose surname recalls the town of Corleone, Sicily.
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