One scene in this film overlays the sound of a rumbling subway with a meal at Louis [sic] restaurant.
One scene in this film overlays the sound of a rumbling subway with a meal at Louis [sic] restaurant. As cinematographer, Gordon Willis popularized a "yellow" tint and purposeful underexposure with this film. Climactic scenes in this film set on court steps, a massage table, and in a (*) revolving door are interspersed with a baptism, and this film ends with the title character shutting the door on his wife Kay. Marlon Brando starred in this film as a character succeeded by Al Pacino's character as head of the Corleone family. For 10 points, name this film directed by Francis Ford Coppola about the title mafia boss.
One scene in this film overlays the sound of a rumbling subway with a meal at Louis [sic] restaurant.
The Godfather (do not accept The Godfather Part I, The Godfather Part II, or The Godfather Part III)