He is last seen in that film appearance drinking poisoned tea, which kills him, despite the best efforts of Michael Corleone to protect this man from his enemies, including Archbishop Gilday.
In one film appearance, this man notes a stone in a fountain that has been "lying in the water for a very long time," but has not been penetrated by it, comparing it to men in Europe and Christianity. Another character describes him as a "good man" and a "true priest" after this man listens to that character talk about betraying his wife and killing his brother. He is last seen in that film appearance drinking poisoned tea, which kills him, despite the best efforts of Michael Corleone to protect this man from his enemies, including Archbishop Gilday. With his death ascribed to such sources as the KGB, the Freemason organization Propaganda Due, or the Mafia, for 10 points, name this man who was depicted in the movie The Godfather, Part III as "Cardinal Lamberto," a pope who reigned for thirty three days in 1978.
In one film appearance, this man notes a stone in a fountain that has been "lying in the water for a very long time," but has not been penetrated by it, comparing it to men in Europe and Christianity.
Pope {John Paul} I [prompt on {John Paul}, accept {Lamberto} until mentioned, accept {Albino Luciani}]