A cat on the lap, a whisper in the ear, and the request is no longer a request: The Godfather redefined gangster cinema in 1972 and made the Corleone family the best-known criminal dynasty in film history. At Elbenwald this category is being set up for officially licensed fan articles for the trilogy. A regular look is worth it, the range keeps growing.
The most famous line in film history is an offer you cannot refuse – and it is delivered very quietly. The Godfather appeared in 1972 under the direction of Francis Ford Coppola, based on the novel by Mario Puzo, and tells of the transfer of power within the Corleone family: from the patriarch Vito to his youngest son Michael, who never actually wanted to belong. The film won the Oscar for best picture, and so did the second part. At Elbenwald this category is becoming the home for officially licensed fan articles for the trilogy.
The shift of perspective. Violence mostly takes place at the edge of the frame, while the centre is occupied by talk of business, weddings and obligations – the horror grows out of how naturally the two belong together. Added to that is a craftsmanship that has shaped generations of filmmakers: Gordon Willis's almost brown interiors, in which eyes disappear into shadow, Nino Rota's waltz melody as a leitmotif, and a cast that is right in every supporting role. Michael's path from returning soldier to the coldest man in the room is not a rise but a transformation – and it makes the trilogy more than the sum of its quotations.
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Three: The Godfather from 1972, The Godfather Part II from 1974 and The Godfather Part III from 1990. The first two parts were each awarded the Oscar for best picture.
On the novel The Godfather by Mario Puzo from 1969. Together with director Francis Ford Coppola, Puzo also wrote the screenplay for the adaptation.
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