The Godfather trilogy is filled with interesting characters. Some appear in all three movies, while others are only in one or ...

Vito allows his eldest son, Sonny Corleone, to take over the business, which proves to be a mistake. Vito could be brutal, but he also has self-control, and his actions are outrageous but effective.

1. De Niro, the Method Actor To prepare for his role as Vito Corleone, De Niro, lived in Sicily and learned the Italian dialect. Nearly all of De Niro’s dialogue in the film was in Sicilian.

In the Vito Corleone section of The Godfather Part II, Don Fanucci (Gastone Moschin) a notorious gangster working for the Black Hand became Robert De Niro ’s character’s first hit, an act that ...

Robert De Niro, young Vito Corleone “The Godfather: Part II” actor Robert De Niro poses for a portrait at the 92nd Academy Awards nominees luncheon at the Loews Hotel in Los Angeles on Jan. 27 ...

The two Godfather films had most of us cheering on the fictionalized gangsters Vito and Michael Corleone (superbly acted by Marlon Brando as Vito and Al Pacino as Michael).

James Caan, who snared an Oscar nomination as fiery Sonny Corleone in "The Godfather," shares some fun behind-the-scenes stories about filming the epic mob drama on its 50th anniversary.

There’s a new 4K Ultra HD box set of all three. Duvall played Tom Hagen, the adopted son, attorney and consigliere to Don Vito Corleone, the Mafia godfather played by Marlon Brando.

The Godfather is arguably the greatest film ever made. But at 50 years old, it’s a good bet today a decent portion of viewers saw an homage to the Francis Ford Coppola masterpiece before ...

But Marlon Brando was seen as a washed-up, temperamental diva by Paramount Picture's suits. "The Godfather" author Mario Puzo wanted Marlon Brando to Vito Corleone but others were initially opposed.

Staten Island Home featured in 'The Godfather' Is Now an Airbnb — with a Catch This property and another next door were used for many of the exterior scenes in the iconic 1972 film ...

Robert De Niro, young Vito Corleone "The Godfather: Part II" actor Robert De Niro poses for a portrait at the 92nd Academy Awards nominees luncheon at the Loews Hotel in Los Angeles on Jan. 27, 2020.