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The Godfather

Name: The Godfather
Genre: Drama, Crime
Released: 1972-03-14
Duration: 175 min
Rating: 8.686

★ 8,7 /10 (22,916 Votes)

1972 EN 175 min

Overview

Spanning the years 1945 to 1955, a chronicle of the fictional Italian-American Corleone crime family. When organized crime family patriarch, Vito Corleone barely survives an attempt on his life, his youngest son, Michael steps in to take care of the would-be killers, launching a campaign of bloody revenge.

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Release date

14/03/1972

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22,916

Popularity

46.1

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Genres

Drama Crime

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

175 min

Budget

$6,000,000

Revenue

$245,066,411

Website

www.thegodfather.com

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Marlon Brando

Don Vito Corleone

Al Pacino

Michael Corleone

James Caan

Sonny Corleone

Robert Duvall

Tom Hagen

Richard S. Castellano

Clemenza

Diane Keaton

Kay Adams

Talia Shire

Connie Corleone Rizzi

Gianni Russo

Carlo Rizzi

Sterling Hayden

Captain McCluskey

John Marley

Jack Woltz

Richard Conte

Barzini

Al Lettieri

Sollozzo

Abe Vigoda

Sal Tessio

John Cazale

Fredo Corleone

Rudy Bond

Cuneo

Al Martino

Johnny Fontane

Morgana King

Mama Corleone

Lenny Montana

Luca Brasi

John Martino

Paulie Gatto

Salvatore Corsitto

Bonasera

Richard Bright

Neri

Alex Rocco

Moe Greene

Tony Giorgio

Bruno Tattaglia

Vito Scotti

Nazorine

Tere Livrano

Theresa Hagen

Victor Rendina

Philip Tattaglia

Jeannie Linero

Lucy Mancini

Julie Gregg

Sandra Corleone

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Ardell Sheridan

Mrs. Clemenza

Simonetta Stefanelli

Apollonia - Sicilian Sequence

Angelo Infanti

Fabrizio - Sicilian Sequence

Corrado Gaipa

Don Tommasino - Sicilian Sequence

Franco Citti

Calo - Sicilian Sequence

Saro Urzì

Vitelli - Sicilian Sequence

Roman Coppola

Boy on Street Who Attended Funeral (uncredited)

Sofia Coppola

Michael Francis Rizzi (uncredited)

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Don Costello

Don Victor Stracci (uncredited)

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Italia Coppola

Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited)

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Gray Frederickson

Cowboy on the Set at Woltz's Studio (uncredited)

Ron Gilbert

Usher in Bridal Party (uncredited)

Sonny Grosso

Cop Outside Hospital (uncredited)

Louis Guss

Don Zaluchi (uncredited)

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Randy Jurgensen

Sonny's Killer #1 (uncredited)

Tony King

Tony - Stablehand (uncredited)

Tony Lip

Wedding Guest (uncredited)

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Joe Lo Grippo

Sonny's Bodyguard (uncredited)

Lou Martini Jr.

Boy at Wedding (uncredited)

Raymond Martino

Corleone Family Member (uncredited)

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Joseph Medaglia

Priest at Baptism (uncredited)

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Carol Morley

Night Nurse (uncredited)

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Rick Petrucelli

Lou - Sollozzo's Driver (uncredited)

Sal Richards

Drunk (uncredited)

Tom Rosqui

Rocco Lampone (uncredited)

Frank Sivero

Street Extra (uncredited)

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Filomena Spagnuolo

Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited)

Joe Spinell

Willi Cicci (uncredited)

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Gabriele Torrei

Enzo the Baker (uncredited)

Nick Vallelonga

Wedding Party Guest (uncredited)

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Conrad Yama

Fruit Vendor (uncredited)

Frank Albanese

Hitman (uncredited)

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Chris Anastasio

Policeman (uncredited)

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John Blower

Police Officer Outside Hospital (uncredited)

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Max Brandt

Extra in Furniture-Moving Scene (uncredited)

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Tybee Brascia

Dancer in Wedding Scene (uncredited)

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Garrett Cassell

Chef (uncredited)

Carmine Coppola

Piano Player in Montage (uncredited)

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Gian-Carlo Coppola

Baptism Observer (uncredited)

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Robert Dahdah

Crowd Extra (uncredited)

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Richard Fass

Tom Hagen's Son (uncredited)

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Bobra Harris

Woman (uncredited)

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Mickey Humm

Wedding Guest (uncredited)

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Merril E. Joels

Toll Booth Collector (uncredited)

Paul Lambert

Mobster at Funeral with Barzini (uncredited)

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Dave Moskin

Child (uncredited)

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Joe Petrullo

Pallbearer (uncredited)

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Burt Richards

Floral Designer (uncredited)

Giacomo Rossi Stuart

G.I. (uncredited)

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Nino Ruggeri

Mobster at Funeral with Barzini (uncredited)

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Palombizio Anthony V.

Bodyguard (uncredited)

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Ron Veto

Extra in Hospital Scene (uncredited)

Matthew Vlahakis

Clemenza's Son (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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Great Movie **Ever**

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