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I can see why they deleted the scene where Vito meets Hyman Roth. In the Godfather Part 2, it's made clear that Vito and Hyman were both born in 1891: Vito escapes Ciccio by going to America in 1901 before his 10th birthday (December 7); in 1958, Hyman celebrated his 67th birthday. But in the deleted scene of their first meeting, Hyman is clearly much younger (late teens/early 20s) than the obviously thirty something Vito

I have mixed feelings about it being deleted, because his calculated move against Fanucci makes sense, but it lowers the tension becuase you konw he's clearly a fraud. However, without it, it seems a lot bolder and more calculated and truly a gamble because you don't how it will unfold in that moment

Not all of the scenes work, but the one with Woltz and the child witnessed by Tom Hagen does, I grant you. But scenes like Sonny's daughter coming to see Michael at his son's communion to ask for a blessing to marry and actor don't. Another one that works is Sonny and his father's chair--when he dips the bread in the sauce--that works. But, to be fair, there are a lot of scenes that don't work.

managed 8.5 minutes. Saw nothing that would have been a positive to the movie. In fact just spoil.

Not a Godfather movie.

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@@spaceace1006 Who? Me.

Maybe but it wouldn’t be coherent since all those scenes are from 3 different movies and so randomly spread out there is no direct connection without the scenes that made the movies

It's good stuff !!!

Did he die???

@@rubenlino1062 unfortunately yes.

@@rubenlino1062 I'm still 😢

@@WorldChamp12 I'm still 😢

crazy how much life he gives to his character Sonny just from the couple of scenes he's in, after watching the movie again I realized there's very little of Sonny in the movie but somehow I never saw Sonny as a secondary character which is really impressive.

Um they are on the DvDs ,not that hard to find.

@@justinamenta7241 I'm sure whoever @CYP0 is doesn't get out much LOL

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That was later turned into The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980, which combined all three movies. Released only on VHS and Laserdisc, it has a runtime of nearly 10 hours.

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@@prlysis 1901 - 1958 did it first (The tv version) I personally think it’s far superior to the theatrical releases. Godfather 3 is not part of the story, should never have been made.

It was shown on an affiliate CBS station, KLFY, if I'm not mistaken..I would go to Central Louisiana, or Cenla ( clever ey? stm ( snickered to myself, which is odd considering I knew what I was thinking, and about to type, as in stm, because I did all of that, in order to mention the absurdity, and ponderous, overuse of laugh out loud... Do you support me in this? If not, your embarrassed by your inane usage, of this imbecilic and usually completely untrue, acronym. As in how many of those allegedly tickled individuals actually even laugh, and out loud, uproariously guffaw??? I assert, not enough of them, to justify this offensive, symptomatic meme, so representative of our decline, as a moderately balanced society, into the status quo, whatever it is, and what's next? I don't know, but it's an obese, dull, uneducatable, angry, unattractive, and reprehensible beast, that serves only itself, but deserves all that's coming down, on his thick, yet still empty head.

Audio is super off in that scene

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In New York City, John Wick prepares to exact his revenge against the High Table while hiding underground with the Bowery King. He travels to Morocco and kills the Elder, the only individual above the High Table. As a result, New York Continental Hotel manager Winston and his concierge Charon are summoned to the Marquis Vincent de Gramont, a senior member of the High Table who chastises Winston for his failure to kill John.[a] To punish Winston, de Gramont strips him of his duties as manager, has the New York Continental destroyed, and kills Charon. He then travels to Paris and enlists Caine, a blind, retired High Table assassin and old friend of John's, to kill him, threatening to kill Caine's daughter otherwise. John takes refuge at the Osaka Continental, which is run by his friend Shimazu Koji. De Gramont's assassins, led by his right-hand man Chidi, arrive along with Caine to kill John. Akira (Koji's daughter and the hotel's concierge) orders the hotel evacuated, and joins her father, John, and the hotel's staff in fighting off the High Table's assassins. Akira is wounded, and Koji tells John how to escape the hotel. On his way out, John fights off another wave of assassins, followed by Caine. They are interrupted by a tracker pursuing John for a bounty (nicknamed "Mr. Nobody" by de Gramont), but he lets John go after deciding the bounty is insufficient. Caine intercepts Akira and her father as they attempt to leave, and kills Koji in after a brief fight. John returns to New York and meets with Winston at Charon's gravesite. Winston - himself seeking revenge against the High Table - suggests that John challenge de Gramont to a duel, as winning will free him of his obligation to the High Table. Per the Table's traditions, John can only request a duel on behalf of a crime family; seeing as he previously severed his ties to the Ruska Roma,[b] John travels to their headquarters in Berlin to receive a new crest marking his membership to the syndicate. His adoptive sister Katia agrees to give him a crest in exchange for killing Killa, a German High Table senior who murdered her father. John goes to meet with Killa, only to find both Caine and Mr. Nobody there as well; a fight ensues, and John kills Killa after pursuing him through his nightclub. Katia then brands John's arm with a Ruska Roma crest, enabling John to formally request a duel with de Gramont through Winston - who asks the New York Continental rebuilt with him reinstated as manager as part of his terms should John win. In Paris, John and de Gramont decide the parameters of their duel, in a meeting moderated by the Harbinger, the Table's emissary. De Gramont nominates a reluctant Caine to fight in his place. The duel is determined to take place the following sunrise at Sacré-Cœur; the Harbinger informs John that both he and Winston will be executed should he fail to appear on time. John meets with Winston and the Bowery King, who arrives in Paris to give John a weapon and a new ballistic suit. De Gramont attempts to prevent John from arriving to the duel by placing a $40 million bounty on his head. John fights off several hordes of assassins on his way to Sacré-Cœur, including Mr. Nobody, but the latter stops hunting John after John saves Mr. Nobody's dog from being killed by Chidi. Caine aids John in fighting his way up the stairs leading to the Sacré-Cœur; Chidi nearly kills John, but Mr. Nobody kills him first. John and Caine narrowly reach the summit in time to avoid Winston from being killed. The two duel with pistols; Caine gravely wounds John in the first two rounds. De Gramont asks to personally execute John for the final round, but John, who had not yet fired his gun, shoots de Gramont in the head. The Harbinger declares John free of his debt to the High Table, and reinstates Winston as manager of the New York Continental. John then succumbs to his injuries and dies. He is buried next to his wife, and Winston and the Bowery King pay their respects at his grave.

Godfather pt 2, and Terminator 2 come close.

I’m glad the dialogue was removed. Seems too on the nose.

The scene with the 'bread' was even in the novel.

It looked like peppers & onions to me. Either it's true comfort food for this Sicilian.

It's peppers fried in olive oil

Ah, food of the Gods. Thanks.

alexisbastiani,. If you think that was good, at 49:36, you should try the 🍕.( Pizza) It's a real blast!

Fabricio wasn't murdered bc of Apollonia s revenge. Main reason he was killed is security of his family.....that's how it was stated in a book and that's what Coppola showed you in Saga Years passed by, he started looking for him only after Kay stayed pregnant with first child. Boy......a brain dead juvenile manipulative goldigger who married an elderly man who she found ugly, who she knew was gangster after only two weeks of knowning him because she thought he was rich......blew up in a car. THE IRONY

Because Paulie had been out sick. And he was out sick the day Vito was clipped. They talk about it in the movie. You don’t really need deleted scenes to figure it out

@@BostonsF1nest Not exactly. We know from the movie that Sonny is convinced Paulie was responsible, due to him having been out sick on the day Vito was shot. The deleted scene shows us that Sonny looked into it and obtained proof that it was Paulie before giving the order to have him whacked. Based on the film, we don't ever know that Sonny had actual proof, or that he'd even taken the initiative to investigate. We're sort of left to believe he's jumped to the conclusion that Paulie did it simply because of him having called out sick. And, while that may seem a logical conclusion to jump to, it's interesting to learn that Sonny wasn't having a guy killed just based on a hunch. It makes him seem more intelligent, less reactionary.

It was a grave mistake to remove it from the assembly. He represented the meeting point between the past and the present through Roth.

​@@ilcanalediwillyl too believe that should have been added in with the movie. It would show Hyman' s connection with Vito and eventually Michael. Plus highlighting the conversation Hyman had with Michael about the 1919 world series which was staged by Arnold Rothstein....from which he took his name from.

I understand why they left it out though. They wanted Roth to be a mysterious figure until the end.

Interesting how Roth wanted to make it seem to Michael that him and Vito were equal business partners, but in reality Vito made Roth into who he was later.

Clemenza got him into crime

Clemenza wasn’t a leader and knew he found one when Vito took fanucci out

@@darrensmith3681 You're probably right.

“Don’t overestimate the power of forgiveness.”

​@@JC2023HD Exactly

@@JC2023HD Yes. Something Julius Caesar could speak to.

Totally agreed

MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT THIS... MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT THAT... TELL US JOHN WAS SOME ACTOR.............

Loved him in "The Deer Hunter" One of my all time favorite movies.

But then he went fishing.

Meryl Streep love him very much as he loved her very much. She put everything into taking care of him even doing a television movie that she would not have done otherwise because the money was needed

For YEARS, I'd have this movir on 1 day a week

Well said Wolfy

Great explanation. I didn't get the significance of him sitting there. That is a big event.

I heard that James Cann was upset about his scenes being removed.

@@josecarranza7555 Yes, I heard that too! He had every right to be! Those deleted scenes really built his character development! I pray that one day, that The Saga edition is released on 4K Blu ray!

@@josecarranza7555 I don’t blame him, it was a real seminal scene for Sonny

Yes the deleted scenes truly tell the true story of The Godfather. Still is a classic movie and one of favorite.

they are deleted scenes for a reason

Yes.....I especially love conversation between Michael and his father...... Holy fuck..... goldigger blew up in front of him bc of him and he is not even mentioning her. Literally just worried about status of his family

@@dc6461 You don't believe Appolonia was a gold-digger... right?

@@donarthiazi2443 why u saying that. Mike made a move on her 1st

When I first saw these deleted scenes in Blu-Ray, my version had subtitles for the scenes with Sicillian-Italian dialogue.l

She was a gangster too in her own way

@@brians7901agree. At a minimum she understood her husbands new found power after killing The Black Hand. Mama C had him help her friend.

She was waiting for years.

And the guy that p,aged young Hyman is the kid who played Dill in To Kill A Mockingbird.

No he didn't. In fact he wasn't even looking for Fabricio until Kay stayed pregnant with their first child. Michael is sitting on the couch and Al Neri is standing above him. Coppola emphasized that in the script. He wanted you to know that there was no anger or rage in Michael. He has a look on his face of a man reminded of what he had done.... conned a young girl into marriage so he can have sex with her in the middle of the mafia war and killed her with the wedding. " Ahh Fabricio " he says.... he forgot. " It took so long ".... years passed by even though Michael was bigger than Roman empire.They controlled NY and beyond after he killed 4 families but he couldn't find punk with no power who owned pizzeria. He hesitated. In the script he put the pictures on the table and said " later " and moved on with his night. In the end he killed him for the safety of his family as Saga specifically stated. He hesitated

All opposite from what happened with Kay. After Kay told him abortion he turned himself into a red blooded Italian, walking up and down boat house full of rage eating orange like an apple. He found Roth in a record time even though he was outside the country. He payed millions to get him into country and killed him in front of FBI and IRS agents at the lowest point of Corleone family power while he was still under watchful eye of the government. For pure vengeance.....

You can tell Michael had the hots for Apollonia and not Key I bet she wouldn't had his kids no questions whatsoever.

​​@@dc6461Appolonia understood Sicilian customs and knew exactly what she was getting into. She would have been the wife Michael needed to keep him steady much like his father and mother. Instead he had to settle for Kay which created a lot of turmoil in his life.

@@3AHoles Apollonia was a semiliteral brain dead goldigger who didn't wanna be Italian wife but American wife. She was juvenile immature brat with attention span of a moth who didn't cook or clean nor was it interested anything that wasn't material. Puzo himself called her " useless good for one thing useless vile ".... which is why he blew her up without giving her a dialog.

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Unfortunately FFC doesn’t own the rights to The Godfather trilogy. It belongs to paramount.

@@Shah-of-the-Shinebox Who is FCC?

@@Elainerulesutube Francis Ford Coppola, the director

Saga 🤣🤣🤣🤣 2 & 3 are garbage

@@deadschooled Godfather 2 was arguably better than the first. 3 wasn't as great as the original but still entertaining.

No I think that final scene was missing something. There should have been some sort of eye opener for the victim of the fact that Michael had found him and was enacting his revenge.

@@tim.wilson839 In the book Fabrizzio was shot.

@@tim.wilson839 Those were exactly my thoughts too. That shit-stink got off too easy. But then I think that Paramount wanted there to be some sort of symbolic justice in that Apollonia was killed by a car-bomb when starting the ignition and so the same thing happened to Fabrizio.

I don't understand your comment of for those who never saw. I didn't think anyone ever saw. Until this video games released it? But who am I

@@olliephelan Regardless, he had to go. Kept us from getting another glimpse of that babes rack

“Red Wine” totally was for Clemenza. Sad Castellano didn’t come back.

@@SirJamesthePaul it was sad. I missed him he was a great character. . If I’m remembering correctly it had something to do with the actor wanting more money - but Frank Pentangeli was a more than suitable replacement. He did a great job. ( forget the actor’s name of the top of my head. I want to say it’s Michael something. It’ll come to me later 😂) But he was fantastic. But I agree. Clemenza was missed Yes. Red wine 🍷 like him yelling to Paulie after dancing for the pitcher of red wine 😂. Classic!

helps with a movie that is hard to follow

Godfather 3 should never been released in the first place! 😂

The whole movie should have been deleted

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There is versions with some of them in the movie.

Well they couldn't have pit all deleted sense in because a couple of them would have made I there obsolete being they changed the narrative a little bit

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They have all the deleted scenes in the TV version

@@pdamn1975 I was going to say, I’ve seen all of these scenes in the movie some people think I’m nuts

thanks for the info. I have been trying to decipher the Fanucci scene. this might sound weird but what the hell was he freaking out for? did they stab him? it looked like he was being electrocuted.

@@thedelta88his throat was cut, but not lethally

It’s 2 different movies….. Get over yourself. The 1st one is brilliant and the 2nd one sucks bawlz. It’s a disjointed mess that was rewritten over and over again and the 1st draft was so terrible that Al Pacino brought in lawyers.

@@deadschooled you are obviously dumb asf the 2nd one everyone likes so your opinion means jack shit

@@deadschooled also I said this 2 months ago tf you late asf do you have a life?

I did always wonder why Tessio chose to betray him to Barzini. Was it just because Mike played the long game and it seemed he was being weak? I dunno.

​@@phousefilmsthe reason they call it the smart move is because to outsiders, Michael was in a very weak position. Even Vito knew this. That's why he knew one of them would betray Michael. Tessio was thinking of survival and not loyalty to his friends son. He did t want to go down with the sinking ship.

@@phousefilms Michael wanted a excuse to break the peace. Michael made it difficult for clemenza and tesio he was waiting for one of them to make a deal with barzini he knew one of them would eventually just didnt know which one

It was ok the book tho, right at the end

Yes it was in the book.

what’s so sensual or important about sonny dipping the bread into the sauce?

Yes his death does make a difference to the story and the way he died is so karmic

Que tiene de sensualidad mojar el pan? Explica porfavor

​@@thePompousRhombus the tearing of the bread shows a moment of frustration after having to tell his mother what happend. The dipping and eating symoblized shaking the moment and staying on course and in control leading him to the office to get things in order (just my take on it)

In reality, he was just fucking hungry and knew the night was going to be long LMAO.

Just curious, I have all three movies on VHS, What are they worth?

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That was the novel’s actual ending

​@@TonyMontana-pg6to Yes I think that was a fitting end to the novel and also showed how she was becoming a proper Sicilian wife

It would be nice if everyone who saw these films could take that away from them. At the end of the second and third films Michael is completely alone. Who would want to die like that? I think the moral is clear.

And it was the same mafia that drew Michael away from what would have been a normal life into becoming the most feared crime boss in the United States.

The Corleones were doomed from the moment Antonio Andolini was murdered.

Yeah, I would not call him a monster.

@european american Vito wasn't a monster. The whole film is about a family....not a glorification of the mafia.

Yes, I agree

@@charliemackk extended edition

Some of the scenes doesn't fit in and would make the final movie worse.

Several years ago, HBO aired a 7-hour "The Godfather Epic" which was all 3 films rearranged to be chronological and had all the deleted scenes added in. It was glorious.

they not speaking Italian it's Sicilian, and Neapolitan and don't ask what's the difference, it's a long story

The Godfather Saga

How was that movie "Adaptation," with Nic Cage playing 2 brothers described? A movie adaptation of a book about a guy writing a movie adaptation of a book about an adaptation of his real life stories..? Something like that. 😆 Always amused me, thinking about the general rule as you mentioned; a "campari" of books and film adaptations are like oil and oranges. You'll just end up drunk if you try. _UUUUUUUUUSUALLYYYYYYY._

Reading the book now, some things are stuff I miss and some I don't see as important(the stuff of Johnny Fontaine becoming a producer, for example).

Especially LOTR I thought part 1 was far removed from the book.

Very since I still cringe thinking of Sofia's portrayal as Michael Corleone's daughter. Her acting was qiuie terrible--she's a better director.

can u post those links?

Also the scene at the horse stable when woltz refers to the size of the horses cock