Francis Ford Coppola News, Pictures & Buzz

Oscar Isaac and Jake Gyllenhaal to star in film about the making of 'The Godfather'  Entertainment Weekly

Oscar Isaac To Play Francis Ford Coppola in 'Francis And The Godfather' Alongside Jake Gyllenhaal  Hollywood Reporter

‘The Godfather’ Making-of Movie Casts Oscar Isaac as Francis Ford Coppola, Plus Jake Gyllenhaal  IndieWire

On The Rocks: Sofia Coppola Took Inspiration From Her Director Dad For Family Comedy – Exclusive Image  Empire

The Cornetto Trilogy: 10 Movies Trilogies That Are Even Better  Screen Rant

Carl Weathers signing for OfficialPix  Fantha Tracks

20 Things to Watch Instead of the Presidential Debate  Lifehacker

Review: Rashida Jones, Bill Murray make a good father-daughter duo in ‘On the Rocks’  San Francisco Chronicle

OC restaurant appeals to LA anti-mask crowd with ‘Godfather’-inspired billboard  OCRegister

When Films Were Kings  Alta Magazine

Anticipated new movie from acclaimed filmmaker | Chronicle  Chronicle

San Francisco Reopens with A Promotional Campaign  FTNnews.com

Reel Dad: Bill Murray shines in Sofia Coppola film ‘On the Rocks’ at New York Film Festival  The Ridgefield Press

The unwhackable appeal of mafia stories  The Independent

Review: 'Fargo' Season 4 Is a Beautiful, Topical Mess  TIME

Sofia Coppola’s On the Rocks Finds Bill Murray on a Pure Charm Offensive: NYFF Review  Consequence of Sound

Murray, Coppola reunite in 'On the Rocks,' with mixed results  Butler Eagle

'Fargo' is back with a sprawling crime story that lets Chris Rock show his dramatic skills  Pocono Record

Lights, camera, action again in Vallejo  Vallejo Times-Herald

On the Rocks review: A 'lovely, elegant, funny little film'  BBC News

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I consider Hitchcock to be the best director but Francis Ford Coppola directed some ofy favourite films. The Godfather (1972)-my favourite film of all time The Godfather Part II (1974)-excellent sequel, won Best Picture, rare for a sequel Apocalypse Now (1979)-my favourite war film Hr made Brando really, Marlon Brando is regarded as one of the greats and really Francis Ford Coppola made him, if he had not cast him in The Godfather (1972), it is unlikely he would be as respected or as famous as he is now. He also made Al Pacino really as The Godfather helped launch his career. Same with Robert De Niro. Though he had already done Mean Streets (1973)

I've got an assignment to do, and I couldn't get my hands on any of The Godfather films. I watched The Outsiders, and a little of Peggy Sue got Married. I've found some themes that tend to find their ways into all of his films (family relationships, etc.), but I can't seem to find any visual-type things that he does. The only one I've got right now is that he uses wide panning shots to give the viewers a sense of the scale of the setting. Please help!

So, on t.v. yesterday I heard Francis Ford Coppola, (director of the Godfather I and II) say that there never should have been a part two! I was TOTALLY shocked!! Part two can not only go down as the best sequel of all time, but I love that one more than the first!! What do you think about his comments? Which do you like better?

I feel Ron Howard is a bit overrated.

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