The godfather's most domineering sentence

The most domineering sentence in The Godfather is that "a man who doesn't spend time with his family is not a real man".

Godfather is a gangster film directed by francis ford coppola and starring Marlon Brando and Al Pacino. It was released in the United States on March 24th, 1972. This film is adapted from mario puzo's novel of the same name. It won the Best Film, Best Actor and Best Adapted Screenplay at the 45th Academy Awards with 1973, and was selected as "the second top 100 movies in a century" by the Motion Picture Association of America in 2007.

Francis ford coppola was not the original choice to direct The Godfather. Before he took the leading role, the producer contacted at least two directors, including Italian director Sergio Leon, but Leon, who was not interested in mafia stories, refused the invitation of the producer. Later, when Coppola discovered that the film could be a metaphor for American capitalism, he became enthusiastic about the film and agreed to direct it.

Introduction to godfather story

/kloc-in the summer of 0/945, godfather vito corleone, the head of the Corleone family of the American mafia, held a grand wedding for his little daughter Connie. Vito Corleone has three sons, Sonny, the horny eldest son, Fred, the cowardly second son, and Mike, the youngest son who came back from World War II. Sonny is the godfather's right-hand man; Although Mike is clever and capable, he is not interested in the family business.

Mike returned to new york on 195 1 and married his ex-girlfriend Kay. The old godfather passed on the position of family leader to Mike. After the godfather died, Mike began a long-simmering revenge. He sent someone to assassinate the leaders of two other rival families and ordered someone to kill Carlo to avenge Sonny. All the enemies were cut off. Connie rushed into the house because her husband was killed and beat Mike crazily. Mike coldly ordered Connie to be sent to a mental hospital. He has become a new generation godfather.