The Godfather Part III - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Godfather Part III"
The Godfather Part III (1990)
Timing:
2:42 (162 min)
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Actors and characters
Franc D'Ambrosio
Character Anthony Corleone
Donal Donnelly
Character Archbishop Gilday
Mario Donatone
Character Mosca
Vittorio Duse
Character Don Tommasino
Enzo Robutti
Character Don Licio Lucchesi
Michele Russo
Character Spara
Al Martino
Character Johnny Fontane
Vito Antuofermo
Character Anthony 'The Ant' Squigliaro
Robert Vento
Character Father John
Willie Brown
Character Party Politician
Jeannie Linero
Character Lucy Mancini
Jeanne Savarino Pesch
Character Francesca Corleone
Janet Savarino Smith
Character Kathryn Corleone
Tere Livrano
Character Teresa Hagen
Don Costello
Character Frank Romano
Gabriele Torrei
Character Enzo the Baker
Brian Freilino
Character Stockholder
Dado Ruspoli
Character Vanni
Valeria Sabel
Character Sister Vincenza
Remo Remotti
Character Cardinal Sistine
Luigi Laezza
Character Keinszig Killer
Giuseppe Pianviti
Character Keinszig Killer
Santo Indelicato
Character Guardia del Corpo
Francesco Paolo Bellante
Character Autista di Don Tommasino
Paco Reconti
Character Gesu
Mimmo Cuticchio
Character Puppet Narrator
Richard Honigman
Character Party Reporter
Nicky Blair
Character Nicky the Casino Host
Anthony Guidera
Character Anthony, the Bodyguard
Frank Tarsia
Character Frankie, the Bodyguard
Ida Bernardini
Character Woman in Cafe
Joe Drago
Character Party Security
David Hume Kennerly
Character Party Photographer
James D. Damiano
Character Son Playing Soccer
Michael Boccio
Character Father of Soccer Player
Ludovico Caldarera
Character Young Priest (uncredited)
R. Emmett Fitzsimmons
Character Mob Boss (uncredited)
Salvatore Billa
Character Lucchesi Guard (uncredited)
Frank Ferrara
Character Zasa's Bodyguard (uncredited)
Joe Fontana
Character St. Gennaro Feast Mob Guy (uncredited)
Richard Maldone
Character Zasa's Bodyguard (uncredited)
Tony Devon
Character Mob Family Lawyer at Church (uncredited)
Anton Coppola
Character Conductor (uncredited)
Carmine Coppola
Character Bandleader (uncredited)
F.X. Vitolo
Character Pasquale (uncredited)
David L. Thompson
Character Party Guest (uncredited)
Angelo Romero
Character Alfio (uncredited)
Madelyn Renée Monti
Character Lola (singing voice)
Luciano Foti
Character Audience Member (uncredited)
Frank Albanese
Character Grand Marshall at St. Gennaro Feast (uncredited)
John Abineri
Character Hamilton Banker
Claudio Zucchet
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Gianluca Petrazzi
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Omero Capanna
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Sergio Smacchi
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Angelo Boscariol
Character Mobster at Meeting (uncredited)
Enrico Cesaretti
Character Stockholder (uncredited)
Aldo Formisano
Character Mafia Boss (uncredited)
Umberto De Luca
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Erminio Bianchi Fasani
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Marco Stefanelli
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Virgilio Ponti
Character Guard at Meeting (uncredited)
Paola Cozzo
Character Curly Girl at Meeting (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- In the novel “The Godfather,” Michael Corleone had two sons, however, in the film he has a son and a daughter.
- Francis Ford Coppola wanted to film a fourth part of "The Godfather." Andy Garcia and Leonardo DiCaprio were to play the main roles. However, the filming did not take place due to the author's death.
- The full video version of the film has a runtime of 169 minutes.
- Sofia Coppola (daughter of director Francis Ford Coppola) plays the role of Michael Corleone's daughter, but in the film "The Godfather" (1972) she played his nephew as a child. Winona Ryder was supposed to play this role, but declined in favor of a role in "Edward Scissorhands" (1990).
- Instead of Andy Garcia, the role of Vincent could have been played by: Alec Baldwin, Matt Dillon, Vincent Spano, Val Kilmer, Charlie Sheen, Billy Zane, Nicolas Cage.
- The plot is partially based on ideas published in David Yallop's book "In the Name of the Father."
- Robert De Niro wanted to participate in the project, but Coppola, after consideration, turned him down.
- Due to disagreements with Paramount, Robert Duvall did not participate in the project, and one of the key characters – Tom Hagen – was removed from the script.
- The opera sung by Anthony, Michael Corleone's son, is Pietro Mascagni's 'Cavalleria Rusticana' ('Rural Honor').
- Each of the three parts of the film begins with a celebration: the first part features the wedding of Connie Corleone, the second – the first communion of Anthony Corleone, Michael’s son. The final part of the trilogy opens with Michael being awarded an order by the Catholic Church.
- The plot is partially based on ideas published in David Yallop's book "In the Name of God".
- Due to disagreements with Paramount, Robert Duvall did not participate in the project, and one of the key characters, Tom Hagen, was removed from the script.
- The opera sung by Anthony, Michael Corleone’s son, is Pietro Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Rustic Honor).
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