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The Godfather Part II

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The award-winning film, tonight shown in its full version. Starring Al Pacino
Robert Duvall
Diane Keaton
Robert De Niro Nevada, 1958:
Michael Corleone is now the head of the 'family', having inherited the entire Mafia empire from his father Don Vito. He attempts to deal with many personal and other problems, but his main preoccupation is the legitimisation of the Corleone 'business' in keeping with the more modern gangster image. With this film Francis Ford Coppola won Oscars for Best Picture and for Best Director.
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Contributors

Unknown:
Al Pacino
Unknown:
Robert Duvall
Unknown:
Diane Keaton
Unknown:
Robert de Niro
Unknown:
Michael Corleone
Unknown:
Don Vito.
Unknown:
Francis Ford Coppola
Michael Corleone:
Al Pacino
Tom Hagen:
Robert Duvall
Kay Corleone:
Diane Keaton
Vito Corleone:
Robert de Niro
Fredo Corleone:
John Cazale
Connie Corleone:
Talia Shire
Hyman Roth:
Lee Strasberg
Frankie Pentangeli:
Michael V Gazzo
Senator Pat Geary:
G D Spradlin
Al Neri:
Richard Bright
Fanucci:
Gaston Moschin
Rocco Lampone:
Tom Rosque
Young Clemenza:
B Kirby Jr
Genco:
Frank Sivero
Young Mama Corleone:
Francesca de Sapio
Mama Corleone:
Morgana King
Deanna Corleone:
Mariana Hill
Signor Roberto:
Leopoldo Trieste
Johnny Ola:
Dominic Chianese
Michael's bodyguard:
Amerigo Tot
Merle Johnson:
Troy Donahue
Source: Radio Times

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