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The Godfather Made Up 1 Big Detail About The Mafia & It Saved The Entire Movie
The Godfather's most memorable scene is a masterclass in building tension. According to a real-life mobster, it is also ...
He wrote the ‘Godfather’ theme and over 150 film scores. There’s more to hear.
PostClassical Ensemble’s final concert of the season explores the Italian composer Nino Rota’s surprisingly rich body of ...
Land by iconic Long Island ‘Godfather’ filming location deliberately set ablaze to prevent wildfires
Firefighters administered a controlled burn steps away from an iconic Long Island filming site of “The Godfather” on Tuesday ...
‘The Godfather’s’ Nino Rota is the most famous composer you’ve never heard of
Next week, the group will perform a pair of concerts in Washington, D.C, and Baltimore featuring the orchestral works of the ...
6 Movies to Watch If You Praised ‘Conclave’
We're blessing you with holy goodies, like "The Two Popes" and "Immaculate" The post 6 Movies to Watch If You Praised ...
‘Only Murders in the Building’ cast spotted filming at iconic Godfather house on Staten Island
The cast and crew of "Only Murders in the Building" were spotted filming at 110 Longfellow Avenue, near Ocean Terrace, a home ...
Was Martin Scorsese Considered For The Godfather Part II? Robert De Niro Clarifies
Few films have left as lasting an impact on cinema as The Godfather series. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, the trilogy ...
Aamir Khan and his terrible movie mistakes: Bollywood-ised Godfather, cricket with bomb threat and snake charmers indulging in black magic
Aamir Khan is turning 60. The actor, known as Mr Perfectionist, has made some not-so-perfect choices in his career, and they ...
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ cast film Season 5 on Staten Island near ‘Godfather’ house
The cast of “Only Murders in the Building,” including Martin Short and Selena Gomez, were spotted filming near a home used in the iconic 1972 Francis Ford Coppola movie, “The Godfather.” ...
Opinion
Column: At 50, ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ shows us what’s missing now from true-crime movies
I recently re-watched this 1975 movie starring Al Pacino with a roomful of young college students in Urbana-Champaign. They were riveted.