The Godfather’s Vito Corleone rarely displays his emotions, but a quote from the wedding scene reveals a lot about his ...

Although Don Vito's statement that he's not a murderer may sound hypocritical, there was a flawed logic behind The Godfather ...

Marlon Brando’s role as Vito Corleone made The Godfather famous, with a voice based on a real-life gangster. Read on for the ...

When we compare the deaths of two Godfathers from the franchise, Vito Corleone, who established the empire, and Michael Corleone, who expanded the empire and attempted to bring the business toward ...

Here’s how it works. After surviving numerous attempts at his life over the years, Don Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando) died doing what he loved the most: spending time with family. While playing ...

The Staten Island home at 110 Longfellow Ave., which served as the stately English Tudor home of Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando) in the still-iconic 1972 film “The Godfather,” is now up for rent ...

Marlon Brando initially considered Jack Nicholson a threat to his home when he moved in next door, because he knew Nicholson liked to partake in drugs.

Vito Corleone had high hopes for his youngest son. He sent Michael to Dartmouth College and planned for the kid to get out of the family business and become Sen. Corleone or Gov. Corleone.

Vito Corleone's Staten Island mansion from the iconic 1972 movie 'The Godfather' is up for rent on Airbnb for just $50 a night. The 6,248-square-foot home, located at 110 Longfellow Avenue ...

The movie was nominated for 11 Academy Awards and won three, including for best picture and lead actor for Marlon Brando’s turn as Mafia boss Vito Corleone, at a ceremony remembered for Brando ...