#The Godfather of New York

[theantichrost]

I think I found a mafia movie that doesn't exist

I couldn't any information about it, only this YouTube channel and Chazz Palminteri knows it exists. It feels like I'm watching Goncharov or some shit

[luluangelina]

dying by the hand, of a foreign man happily

[texaschainsawmascara]

Robert De Niro & Al Pacino, 90s

[pedroam-bang]

The Godfather: Part II (1974)

[andreisvechnikov]

Vincent Trocheck @ Madison Square Garden 02.05.2024

[fuori-orario-film-posts]

Diane Keaton, Robert DeNiro, Robert Duvall, Francis Ford Coppola, James Caan, Al Pacino and Talia Shire at "The Godfather" 45th Anniversary Screening during the Tribeca Film Festival April 29, 2017 in NYC

[ljblueteak]

Stella McCartney on being surrounded by art/artists all her life

Derek Blasberg: Has your perspective on the art world changed since then?

Stella McCartney: It’s sort of fluid for me. For example, Leo Castelli was always around in our life when I was a child. And that turned into Larry Gagosian, maybe with Tony Shafrazi and some other characters in between. In London, Robert Fraser was the equivalent, and he was one of my mom’s best friends. My father bought some Magrittes off of him. The art world is like a whole separate life. Peter Blake is my godfather. It’s all still in my life. I mean, Ringo [Starr] is a huge [George] Condo collector! [Allen] Ginsberg and all these other kinds of artists were around constantly too. [David] Bowie and music artists. It was such a huge influence on me.

From: “Fashion and Art: Stella McCartney”, by Derek Blasberg for Gagosian Quarterly, Summer 2021

[transsexualjoanofarc]

i want to give girl michael a girlfriend buuut she is also awful & kay & appolonia deserve better than her… but i dont wanna make up an oc…

[nympheosbert]

the godfather » falling in love with michael corleone in sicily

"In Sicily, women are more dangerous than shotguns."

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

WHEN IS A MOVIE SCENE TOO VIOLENT? WHEN COPPOLA DECIDES TO CUT IT FROM HIS EPIC CRIME FILM.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a deleted scene from Mario Puzo's "The Godfather" (1972), in which Michael returns to America to track down Fabrizio, his former Sicilian bodyguard and the man responsible for the death of his wife Apollonia. Finding him in a pizza parlor, Michael blows him away with a shotgun. The scene was ultimately cut from the film due to its graphic violence.

OVERVIEW: "In the "Godfather" book, Michael tracks down Fabrizio, the bodyguard that tried to kill him (but only succeeded in killing Apollonia). In "Part I," there is a scene that shows Michael recovering and ordering his men to find his former bodyguard. Coppola also filmed a scene in which Michael, toting a lupara just like Fabrizio, confronts him and blows him away, but it was so bloody that it was cut. But Coppola returned to it in "Part II," showing Michael getting the news that Fabrizio had been tracked down."

-- THE PASSION OF CHRISTOPHER PIERZNIK, "Some of My Favorite Deleted Scenes from “The Godfather” Films," published April 18, 2016

Source: https://christopherpierznik.com/2016/04/18/some-of-my-favorite-deleted-scenes-from-the-godfather-films.

[countrymikelover]

i love when two actors from one movie are in another movie together like omg reunited besties???

[luluangelina]

and i don't know how you get over, get over, someone as dangerous, tainted, and flawed as you.

[telekinesis-mind-control-comics]

[thecoparoom]

A favorite New Yorker cover.

One reason being it reminds me of the Godfather.

[fewwordsmanyriddles]

I should go back to Manhattan.