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The Godfather Part II (1974)
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola
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Overview
In the continuing saga of the Corleone crime family, a young Vito Corleone grows up in Sicily and in 1910s New York. In the 1950s, Michael Corleone attempts to expand the family business into Las Vegas, Hollywood and Cuba.
Rated R | Length 202 minutes
Actors
Al Pacino | Robert Duvall | Diane Keaton | Robert De Niro | John Cazale | Talia Shire | Lee Strasberg | Michael V. Gazzo | G. D. Spradlin | Richard Bright | Gastone Moschin | Tom Rosqui | Bruno Kirby | Frank Sivero | Francesca De Sapio | Morgana King | Marianna Hill | Leopoldo Trieste | Dominic Chianese | Amerigo Tot | Troy Donahue | John Aprea | Joe Spinell | Abe Vigoda | Tere Livrano | Gianni Russo | Maria Carta | Oreste Baldini | Giuseppe Sillato | Mario Cotone | James Gounaris | Fay Spain | Harry Dean Stanton | David Baker | Carmine Caridi | Danny Aiello | Carmine Foresta | Nick Discenza | Joseph Medaglia | William Bowers | Joseph Della Sorte | Carmen Argenziano | Joe Lo Grippo | Ezio Flagello | Livio Giorgi | Kathleen Beller | Saveria Mazzola | Tito Alba | Johnny Naranjo | Elda Maida | Salvatore Po | Ignazio Pappalardo | Andrea Maugeri | Peter LaCorte | Vincent Coppola | Peter Donat | Tom Dahlgren | Paul B. Brown | Phil Feldman | Roger Corman | Ivonne Coll | Joe De Nicola | Edward Van Sickle | Gabriella Belloni | Richard Watson | Venancia Grangerard | Erica Yohn | Teresa Tirelli | James Caan | Italia Coppola | Roman Coppola | Sofia Coppola | Victor Pujols Faneyte | Julie Gregg | Larry Guardino | Buck Houghton | Sho Kosugi | Gary Kurtz | Richard Matheson | John Megna | Jay Rasumny | Filomena Spagnuolo | Julian Voloshin | Laura Lyons
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07/06/2025 | TV | Broadcast | TV | 10 stars |
| (Average) 10 stars |
Viewing Notes
This was showing on the tv in my hotel room and I switched it on thinking I’d only watch a little bit (I’ve seen it a dozen times before). I sat through all three-and-a-half hours.
A cinematic masterpiece. Every freaking scene in this film is compelling. I can’t say enough good things about it: the story, the acting, the cinematography, the production design, etc., etc. Coppola had a run of films in the 1970’s that is unmatched.
I usually watch this in tandem with GODFATHER 1. I look at G1 as a straight forward gangster film, whereas G2 is epic in its scope: a family drama spanning generations, the rise of organized crime in America, political corruption, etc.
As perfect a film as there is.
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