How on Earth do you delete ANY scene from the Godfather???!! Every second is a jewel.
@pray-for-peace6 ай бұрын
Yes it is
@joemiranda78896 ай бұрын
Right
@MyEpicawesomness6 ай бұрын
Quite right!
@juliegoldman4116 ай бұрын
Try and find, "The Godfather Saga" Coppola put films 1 & 2 in chronological order, added cut scenes. It's Great!!
@JefftheBear19596 ай бұрын
Not exactly. When they go to see the dying consiglieri after the wedding just brings the film to a hault. Also, G2 had so many scenes that were a waste like Sonny's daughter coming to see Michael at Anthony's communion asking for his blessing to marry the entertainer. PLEASE!
@peterrowan86066 ай бұрын
In the book One of the Corleone family soldiers kill Fabrizzio, before he kills him he says “Michael Corleone sends his regards” chilling line
@bloodynine90173 жыл бұрын
*Mafia (2002) and Definitive Edition happy noises*
@dinotalovic61883 жыл бұрын
Stannis Baratheon just like Lannister sends thier regard
@aryastark1113 жыл бұрын
@@aryastark111 Yeah that’s in the show, I prefer the books more.
@bloodynine90173 жыл бұрын
I'm sure thats what the bomb said before it went off.
@ConsiderTheCrows3 жыл бұрын
@@raseltatel6728 The Godfather by Mario Puzo
@bloodynine90173 жыл бұрын
Its not business, its strictly personal...
@NoisySheep73 жыл бұрын
Lmao!!! 😂😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 💯
@TheThetaMan Жыл бұрын
😂
@anthonybarnes7 ай бұрын
In the book Michael said this words to Tom, Sad that they didnt include a scene like that in the movie
@rejectmodernity10376 ай бұрын
…And it was settled 10 years later!
@roderickstockdale16783 ай бұрын
Actually, that hit was pretty personal.
@charleskoehler98733 ай бұрын
The fact that Michael is married and has a family already, and still wants to avenge her, shows that Apollonia was really the woman he wanted and loved.
@mattque2096 ай бұрын
I'm not doubting Michael loved her but the car bomb was meant to kill Michael. Fabrizio asks Michael "Is your wife coming with you?" to which Michael answers that Fabrizio is to take her to her Fathers until he knows things are safe. Car bombing Fabrizio was vengeance for both Apollonia and the attempt on Michael.
@johnhoover33456 ай бұрын
Corleones forgive nothing
@mistahkleen16306 ай бұрын
@@dindrmindr626Are you deranged
@DogeickBateman6 ай бұрын
@@dindrmindr626 People who are unable to understand that works of art are meant to tell stories and portray characters with human feelings and emotions and are to be understood and analyzed as if they were real life are mentally ill or mentally retarded. Everyone knows it is a movie, but good movies have believable characters with compelling stories and motives. Dumb people say "it's just a movie, it isn't REAL". Like congratulations genius! you figure that one out yesterday? God I hate stupid people.
@user-vl5qg5rf4n6 ай бұрын
@@dindrmindr626lmao the fact that you get so mad over someone analyzing and connecting to events in movies is hilarious. All the guy did was say that given the circumstances in the movie, the character of Apollonia was the true love of the character of Michael Corleone. Get the stick out of your ass and stop yelling at inconsequential things.
@ZacV476 ай бұрын
This was a pivotal scene. Had they not killed her, Michael might not have become the utterly ruthless Don he was. This was the final straw. And Santino’s murder only made it worse.
@anb74088 ай бұрын
Without the scene, it's one of the greatest movies of all time. Hardly pivotal or necessary.
@Steve-wo7gt6 ай бұрын
Prim hanno ucciso Santino poi la moglie siciliana
@avvocatellawhiterose47846 ай бұрын
When McCluskey broke his jaw is what changed him.
@deryksmith89426 ай бұрын
Santino died before his Wife.
@goatmouth10696 ай бұрын
@@goatmouth1069 yes si esa6
@avvocatellawhiterose47846 ай бұрын
This really should've made the final cut.
@vasglorious3 жыл бұрын
Especially due to his connection with Barzini.
@bryanglass58183 жыл бұрын
It was included in one of the versions along with several other deleted scenes. Want to say it's the one where both Godfather and part II are shown as one movie with stuff rearranged in chronological order.
@JedForge2 жыл бұрын
Yeah, that was the loose end to end all loose ends. Guy sells out the Corleones and kills his bride and he just....lets it go?
@texasred27022 жыл бұрын
@@JedForge that's the novel for television thingy.. the Godfather saga
@SK0082 жыл бұрын
It should have been in the movie. It was important for us to see Justice for Apollonia. We need closure 😞💔
@gaynorpatterson2915 Жыл бұрын
He killed the love of his life. I expected that Michael would do it himself. This was as personal as it gets.
@nuclearwinter3913 жыл бұрын
They filmed that scene. Michael goes into the shop and shoots Fabrizio himself, but for some reason they never released it. I saw the pics in a behind the scenes Godfather book.
@YRS513 жыл бұрын
@@YRS51 I remember seeing promotional photos of Michael holding the kind of shotgun Fabrizio was armed with when he was guarding Michael. That would have been a nice touch, but killing him in a car bombing carried the kind of equitable nature of mafia vengeance.
@LordBloodraven3 жыл бұрын
Michael never has the guts to do it himself, whilst Vito always did. This is explained in the novel as a major flaw on Michael’s character; he’s proper cold. The police captain and Sollozo are the only face to face kills Michael has. I guess having him kill Fabrizio in a scene went against his character.
@Watergrovey3 жыл бұрын
@@Watergrovey wasn't Michael a soldier during ww2 ?
@someguy-bv3il3 жыл бұрын
@@someguy-bv3il this ain't the marines, you ain't shooting from 1000 yards you gotta get up close and bad Bing!
@harrisonkrominga17063 жыл бұрын
I watched this movie for the first time a couple years ago and thought it was odd how quickly he got over Apollonia. This scene has it make much more sense.
@DngrDan6 ай бұрын
He was back a full year, maybe longer before he contacted Kay.
@Wts1056 ай бұрын
He was back in the United States preparing to run his family for over a year before he even reached out to Kay, so it may have been two years since Apollonia's death. And Michael didn't simply "get over" her: he needed to marry and start a family, and the selection of Kay was rather cold and based on practicality.
@stevenhancock28226 ай бұрын
there is another deleted scene where he asks don Vito for revange
@cesar5rj5 ай бұрын
He never "got over Apollonia". His intention in contacting Kay was purely in establishing a marriage and having children. He had affection for Kay, but his love was for Apollonia. Michael proved to be the most ruthless of them all.
@valgrex9645 ай бұрын
His love for Kay could never be what he had for Apollonia… he never really got over her. Yes this should have been worked in but… not sure how. Interesting that this guy was sponsored by Barzinni
@ItsMefromSnuffysАй бұрын
Al Pacino acting without shouting, screaming or chewing the furniture. Good times.
@100temps6 ай бұрын
😂
@hiredgun79966 ай бұрын
He radically changed acting style after "Scent Of A Woman" and has repeated that role ever since.
@brianmccarthy55576 ай бұрын
That's the genius of the portrayal. In so many films, he's "Pacino-ing." As Michael, he is always in total control. That's what makes Godfather III, to me, a bit underrated: For the first time since he returned from losing Apollonia, he's losing that control, and struggling to maintain it. In the end, everything he's fought and won up until then ends up defeating him: His family's history, his Sicilian heritage, the Church, and the Pacino legacy that he didn't yet have even after Godfather II. It wasn't until Dog Day Afternoon, a year after G II, that he became the non-Corleone Pacino we remember.
@UncleMikeNJ6 ай бұрын
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEATTTT ASS!
@Larry_Hegs6 ай бұрын
Certainly...actors call it over the top..Pacino..majored in it..after the Godfather..
@Charlesbaker30176 ай бұрын
They never should've deleted this. It really helps the movie make more sense and have a smoother flow between the changes in settings, not to mention adding a sudden clever sense of closure.
@robertmiles16037 ай бұрын
The first time I watched this movie, it was on TCM and it was uncut, including this scene. It doesn't make any sense why this was taken out since then bc there was absolutely no way in hell that Michael Corleone would have allowed Fabrizio to get away with Appolonia's death.
@golden89726 ай бұрын
@@golden8972I actually prefer it was cut. For decades in my head canon, I just assumed Fabrizio was found and dealt with within hours or days right there in Sicily. The deleted scene allows him to have immigrated to America and enjoyed years of happiness and success, even beyond Barzini and Michael’s own father and Sonny.
@gimmeabreak68446 ай бұрын
@@gimmeabreak6844he learned Sonny was killed right before the car bomb
@roderickstockdale16786 ай бұрын
Imagine being a cuck taking sides against the family on KZhead @@gimmeabreak6844
@youknowwhoyouare22696 ай бұрын
@@roderickstockdale1678 these "men" are cowards with no honor
@youknowwhoyouare22696 ай бұрын
The moment that Apolonia died, at the same time, some part of Michael was "dying", and rising his Dark Side. Michael was becaming in a cold hearted and calculating man. He will have no mercy to anyone, no matter Who it is
@MORGANNAW89743 жыл бұрын
Michael only harmed those who posed a threat to his family
@Brinkaskfavor2 жыл бұрын
You should watch the movie if you think Michael wasn’t already turning to the dark side by the time he reached Sicily.
@lunamilo2065 Жыл бұрын
True! This unleashed his dark side!
@enjoyingmyvodka1013 Жыл бұрын
He was turning dark due to the attempts on Vito’s life and probably news of Sonny’s murder turned him a bit further, but this tipped him past the point of no return. Had Apollonia lived, he might have forgiven Fredo’s future actions. But who knows how hard he would have gone after the other Families and other enemies if it weren’t for this.
@MDK2_Radio7 ай бұрын
Michael was a combat decorated Marine in WWII. That dark side you speak of was already there.
@PoliticusRex6327 ай бұрын
Even the deleted scenes are better than movies today
@chrisbrimhall1613Ай бұрын
This wasn't just about killing the man who killed Michael's first wife. It was also Michael sending a message to the Barzini family who had hired Fabrizzio in the first place.
@MindHunger6 ай бұрын
Barzini was dead
@taylorfuller19356 ай бұрын
@@taylorfuller1935 I think our friend here means family not Barzini himself but still with him dead, what's the point.
@mateuszgrajkowski41106 ай бұрын
@@taylorfuller1935 You are right. Changed it to "the Barzini family". Thanks.
@MindHunger6 ай бұрын
Revenge is the point baboso @@mateuszgrajkowski4110
@youknowwhoyouare22696 ай бұрын
You just went with what that other person said lmao. The barzini family wasn’t even a factor to him at this point. It was solely out of revenge for her.
@Romy16.2 ай бұрын
This either happened on a Monday , Thursday , Sunday or Saturday.
@jpeezie31923 жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@detroitlionspistonstigersr67353 жыл бұрын
Definitely wasn't on a Tuesday
@ericanulph19802 жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣That was Apollonia learning the days in a week. Still cracks me up.
@oluwatobiihimodu51722 жыл бұрын
You win the internet for the day!
@kevinbergin99713 ай бұрын
Haha
@ankurnith4722 күн бұрын
The fact about how important was Apollonia in Micheal life,this part should not left out from the movie.
@robertadam708011 ай бұрын
But, at the point in the movie where Appolonia is killed, we have seen no character development of her character. Likewise, no development of their relationship. By contrast, we know a helluva lot about Kay, and Kay and Michael. Her death may be pivotal to Michael's cold-heartedness, but without more about Appolonia, and no revenge on Fabirizio, the movie seems to make Appolonia an afterthought. I read the book, too. This needed more.
@josephfernandez40006 ай бұрын
@@josephfernandez4000 Yeah, but this deleted scene compliments what we saw at the end of Michael's life in Godfather III. She's always been with him. Without the deleted scene, the end of Godfather III is abrupt in regards to her suddenly being shown. I never thought about it that way until I saw this deleted scene.
@MSgt_06996 ай бұрын
It works better without since Michael plays like he wants peace and then strikes at everyone at the same time.
@ghostviggen6 ай бұрын
The third movie was a cash grab and everything about it reflects that. I remember back in the late 1980s leaving the movie theater thinking, "What the HELL?" It ties nothing together. You can love these movies all you like but, you have to appreciate that half a subplot in a Godfather movie is not salvageable. Coppola didn't go big and go strong with Appolonia.
@josephfernandez40006 ай бұрын
She sure was sexy AF.
@melvinreed41366 ай бұрын
Apollonia is such an underrated figure in Michael's development. Despite appearances, he was serious with her, and in a way she would have taken his mother's place symbolically, as the Padrino's wife from the old country. But Michael's destiny is more tragic, and different.
@marcoscorsolini88035 ай бұрын
Nothing like women from the old country….they don’t care about material things and understands the life
@user-pp9bl5gr1n3 ай бұрын
Agreed, Apollonia would have been the perfect mob wife for Michael. She would have been just like Mama Corleone and probably given Michael about a dozen male heirs.
@MontagZosoАй бұрын
Apollonia was so beautiful.
@andrewsmedley59136 ай бұрын
Losing his brother and stunning wife made Michael a very cold hearted person.
@timothykozlowski29458 ай бұрын
They tried to kill his father that sealed it - the rest was further commitment
@Pedro917956 ай бұрын
@@Pedro91795 Not really. Yea he was open to being a criminal after what happened with his dead but if Sonny lived then Michael wouldn't have become the don. If Apollonia lived Michael wouldn't have become soo cold and heartless. Both of their deaths lead to him being cold hearted
@red29776 ай бұрын
He was always cold, you don't suddenly become a different person cos of a couple of events in your life
@Heygoodlooking-lk9kg6 ай бұрын
@@Heygoodlooking-lk9kg That just brought it out
@timothykozlowski29456 ай бұрын
@@Heygoodlooking-lk9kgYeah, the Pacific Theater really messed many of the Marines who fought in it.
@gabrielmartines35106 ай бұрын
He died the same way she did. Poetic. Just not poetic enough
@Neil_mccauley3652 жыл бұрын
Metaphorical revenge, killed him the same way Fabrizzio killed Apollonia.
@jfjsas073 жыл бұрын
Poetic
@ClosedEyeVisualisations2 жыл бұрын
I wonder why Mike didn't make Fabrizio squirm, as he did Carlo.
@steventaylor11972 жыл бұрын
Eye for an eye would've been to make Fabrizio witness his wife or family killed in a car bomb before he was murdered
@qbconnect2 жыл бұрын
It was too quick for him.
@aaronmarshall3822 жыл бұрын
@@steventaylor1197 it was a smaller bomb than the one that killed Michael’s wife, wouldn’t instantly kill him so he can realize what is happening to him.
@apashehab50262 жыл бұрын
Apollonia would have been a much better wife then kay. We would sure have gotten Godfather 4 by now.
@megamind89013 жыл бұрын
No way apollonia would have an abortion as well
@bathombre97392 жыл бұрын
I agree. Kay was a poor substitute for Apollonia. I wish the authors had allowed Kay to live and follow Mike back to the U.S. Perhaps, with Kay as a wife, Mike would have been a bit less ruthless as the years wore on.
@steventaylor11972 жыл бұрын
@@steventaylor1197 Apollonia you mean?
@oluwatobiihimodu51722 жыл бұрын
@@oluwatobiihimodu5172 You are correct. I wish Apollonia had lived and followed Mikey back to the U.S.
@steventaylor11972 жыл бұрын
People always ragging on Kay. Michael basically begged her to be his wife. Honestly she was supposed to be level headed. I think people misunderstand her character because she wasn't making meatballs and being quiet
@el34glo592 жыл бұрын
Imagine a cut of The Godfather with all the deleted scenes put back into the movie
@ClosedEyeVisualisations2 жыл бұрын
My dad swears that he saw a chronological version of GF 1 and 2 spliced together on TV back in the 80s. It followed young Vito's life then the events of GF 1 then the 'present day' events of GF2. He also said he saw Fabrizio getting killed in this version. Until KZhead came out, I doubted him, thinking maybe he misremembered, but here it is! Forgive me dad for ever doubting you!
@tbone354532 жыл бұрын
@@tbone35453 Yes, I saw that too. The old Mustache Black Hander getting his throat cut, Fabrizio and another in a boat, but not to be confused with Fredo!
@BradBrassman2 жыл бұрын
The Godfather saga.. a novel for television is the thing you're looking for.. might be on some streaming service.. or you can find it somewhere online...
@SK0082 жыл бұрын
@@SK008 oh wow, ty for that
@ClosedEyeVisualisations2 жыл бұрын
@@ClosedEyeVisualisations my pleasure man
@SK0082 жыл бұрын
The assassination of Fabriozo is included in 'The Godfather Complete Epic' which combined Part I and II into one long film in chronological order. This scene is far better then the book version which only had Fabriozo shot. The car bomb is what killed Apollonia. This scene was also very well filmed. Noticed the stuntman was in the car during the "explosion" (smoke and flashes of light) and climbed out afterwards. This is not an easy stunt to pull off.
@ricflair9717 Жыл бұрын
What editions do you find the deleted scenes in
@royrenouf4530 Жыл бұрын
What's "Fabriozo"? It's FABRIZIO.
@FreeMind4492 Жыл бұрын
That’s probably why the explosion looked so weak.
@412StepUp9 ай бұрын
That's okay, we could say it was Fabrizio's last act alive, his body instinctively running on automatic before falling dead in the street. Similar to Sam Rothstein in "Casino".😉
@arrow14149 ай бұрын
I saw that version many years ago. The two movies were re-edited into a TV miniseries, in chronological order and with the addition of some deleted scenes. Definitely my preferred version.
@raypurchase8016 ай бұрын
I still feel sad over that car bomb scene.
@jajabinx353 жыл бұрын
You feel sorry for the man that blew up a innocent women's life? What's wrong with you.
@gamegeekx3 жыл бұрын
@@gamegeekx I think he means he feels bad for michaels wife bro
@homertonbloor82943 жыл бұрын
@@gamegeekx Are you soft in the head?
@evyatarhadar88673 жыл бұрын
@@gamegeekx sometimes, ita better to think before u say something
@drstranger74303 жыл бұрын
Noooo !!! Apollonia !!!!!!! BOOM
@SiddharthSinghFiery693 жыл бұрын
Yes. Keep this scene! Michael would never have let him get away with Apollonia's death and Fabrizio's betrayal.
@johnkizzie35666 ай бұрын
They should have made Fabrizzio a small part in the main plot working for Roth or something and Michael kills him towards the end with a Sicilian revenge, like how Vito kills Don Fanucci in the flashback.
@TheMSupreme423 жыл бұрын
NOT Fanucci. Don Ciccio, who murdered his father, mother and brother in Sicily. Fanucci was in NY, when Vito was in his early 20's. Capiche?
@dougalmacrobbie19186 ай бұрын
2:15 when you get your car fixed with a cheap mechanic 🤣
@MayitoTamps2 жыл бұрын
Or don't sign up for the extended warranty
@dlinfrost6 ай бұрын
I saw this in the director's uncut version. Godfather1and 2 never get old to me! I can never watch these movies too many times.... Great movies!!
@stevehenry98266 ай бұрын
Yes, don’t bother me when the Godfather trilogy is on!
@speerrituall1Ай бұрын
Thank you to whoever found this, being a godfather fan this plays a big role in my cinematic universe
@deangelobeckett1275 ай бұрын
If I was Fabrizio, I would have opened a Chinese restaurant... in Wyoming.
@williamferguson54046 ай бұрын
.....in China.
@mundomanzwebsite734 ай бұрын
That comment is a classic. Well done
@dominicdavino252Ай бұрын
😂😂😂 yep!
@LynneC44Ай бұрын
this is where fabrizzio's wife became don fabrizzio
@noabman40933 жыл бұрын
* Fabrizio
@danieled62433 жыл бұрын
Dona Fabrizio
@isaacaviles21423 жыл бұрын
Hi i just want to know what book you guys read the godfather ford Coppola or the godfather old book?
@raseltatel67283 жыл бұрын
That would be “Donna.”
@gawainethefirst2 жыл бұрын
@@raseltatel6728 The Godfather, by Mario Puzo. We’re in you find out that it was Rocco who killed Fabrizio with a shotgun. “Michael Corleone sends his regards.”
@gawainethefirst2 жыл бұрын
I don't understand why Michael gave him such a fast and painless death.
@Hyperplaterine2 жыл бұрын
It wasn’t a fast death, dude got out of the car after the bomb went off and struggled for a bit before dying. Can’t see it very clear but just watch the last part and you’ll see him struggling on the ground.
@Capri_002 жыл бұрын
But Michael didn't like his job,he hate to kill
@dhananjaykadam848 Жыл бұрын
He killed him the same way Apollonia died
@errwhattheflip Жыл бұрын
Because Fabrizo wasn't supposed to kill Apolignia Banzini was behind it all Fabrizo did it because Banzini offerd him a lot of money and a way to get to America which he always wanted Fabrizo was puppet on a string Banzini was the real villain and the guy that planned the car bomb.
@emilfrederiksen.1622 Жыл бұрын
@@emilfrederiksen.1622 Its barzini not banzini
@aymeric4703 Жыл бұрын
She was gonna continue the legacy...
@D.HONDA4443 жыл бұрын
Geez, i just want Michael who killed Fabriozo himself, bomb car is a great revenge but michael cant see how his enemy die...If i was Michael, before fabriozo entered the car, i would show up and if fabriozo try to run from me with his car, it will explode
@ZaYn.913 жыл бұрын
Would have been nice, though I suppose the movie decided to be poetic with an eye for an eye, and a bomb for a bomb. Granted, either way it would be different from how the book does it, because in there, Al Neri personally guns him down in the parlor, then lets him know Michael sent him before dealing the finishing blow.
@charlierenard12213 жыл бұрын
@@charlierenard1221 They actually filmed an alternate version during the first Godfather where Michael personally walked into the pizza parlor and killed Fabrizio with his own shotgun. I’ve never seen the footage, but there were a few behind the scenes photos published
@capnkoons3 жыл бұрын
@@capnkoons i saw that long time ago,scene with shotgun Much better than this,Fabrizio's fear in the eyes and than boom
@valentinobrevulj99163 жыл бұрын
@@capnkoons but cant find it now
@valentinobrevulj99163 жыл бұрын
A Don not gonna none of this personal wife or not to much exposure.
@sanpedro310x3 жыл бұрын
In The Godfather, if Michael Corleone was married to Apollonia and she never died, would his life have been much better over time? Without question… From the second he sees her, Michael is mesmerized by Apollonia. I hate to use the phrase “love at first sight” but it probably does apply here. It’s almost as if he knows he’s going to marry her the second he sees her, and theirs is a passionate, yet comfortable kind-of love. It’s not easy to find both of those things in the same relationship, but the handful of scenes where we see them (including some deleted scenes in the extended version of “Part I”) make it clear he’s found something special. This is a woman he’s extremely attracted to, and who fits his family, lifestyle, and business like a glove. To me, the scenes where he’s with Kay (both before Apollonia and after her death) are very different. He doesn’t seem as attracted to her physically, and also seems a little uneasy around her-almost like he’s trying to prove something or earn her approval. I think his relationship with Kay and his eventual marriage to her is an act of self-denial more than real love. He’s telling himself the family will be legitimate soon (when he reconnects with her) and also that he’s nothing like his father (in their first scene together). This is partly to win over a skeptical Kay, but also partly because it’s what Michael wants to believe about himself. “I’m not really a mobster. I’m a good American-a war hero and good man. I have the blonde WASP wife who’s naive and abhors ‘this Sicilian thing’ and wouldn’t have married me if I was a common thug.” One of the big themes of “Part II” is assimilation and what it takes to make it in America for an immigrant (it’s the best exploration of this on film I’ve ever seen). And if you’ll notice, the scene where Michael and Kay have their marriage-ending fight, the part where Michael smacks her isn’t when she’s asked him for a divorce or criticized him as a father or called him “evil” or even admitted she’s had an abortion; he smacks her when she says “this Sicilian thing” must end. She’s basically rubbing it in his face that he can never fully belong to America the way she does-and this defeats the entire purpose of why he married her in the first place (in my opinion). She’s essentially picked the most stressful time she could to ask him for a divorce-Roth is still out there, his brother’s betrayed him, he feels completely isolated and paranoid-and it just reinforces the idea that she didn’t understand him from the very beginning. Do I think Apollonia would’ve understood Michael better? Absolutely. Do I think she would’ve treated him with the shame and derision that Kay did? No way. And in their marriage, Michael would’ve been the American one who’s trying to assimilate his wife into the upper-class of America (one of their scenes, he’s teaching her English and how to drive), and I think he would’ve liked that dynamic a lot better than with the somewhat-snooty derision Kay shows him. Kay’s love is pretty conditional, whereas Apollonia is probably much more of a “ride or die” kind-of love.
@Kaorak Жыл бұрын
Well put! Apollonia understood his Culture and a million things would have been different!
@talladegadude4852 Жыл бұрын
Very well written. Thank you
@buzzboyekh Жыл бұрын
Michael's live would be "TOO PERFECT" if Apollonia still alive. It's too fictional, I mean the "CORLEONE FAMILY" itself already fictional compared to the Real Mafia Family
@wegewege1217 Жыл бұрын
@@wegewege1217 truth
@Kaorak Жыл бұрын
@@talladegadude4852That's because it isn't just "his" culture. It's "their" culture. It's as much Appolonia's culture as it is Michael's.
@user-wb5ml2mw6h9 ай бұрын
Saw this once on a tv version; have never been able to buy this version which has Genco the consigliere as well.
@philandeswilliams19753 жыл бұрын
This should have never been deleted.Pacino is Brilliant as Michael Corleone.
@stephenpowell59126 ай бұрын
Poetic Justice, plain n simple.
@benhamilton11563 жыл бұрын
How stupid of them to cut this scene, it made me believe he never got revenge after all these years watching this. I saw a screening yesterday at AMC they have a 50th anniversary screening this scene still not in it
@popoff212 жыл бұрын
some things are better left unsaid
@topg-ko6vs8 ай бұрын
I would have loved it if Coppola would have done this scene exactly as it was written in the Puzo novel with Michael discovering Fabrizio having gotten to America and building a pizza restaurant in Upstate Buffalo and having him executed by one of his own men at the same time as the Baptism of Blood and wiping out the other heads of the Five Families.
@cha57 ай бұрын
The revenge scene was included in the Godfather book
@serahloeffelroberts99016 ай бұрын
@@cha5 So much better than repeating the car bomb imo.
@dr3dg3526 ай бұрын
The literal definition of “you live by the sword, you die by the sword”
@inhuman_human6790 Жыл бұрын
No, a literal definition of that saying would be actually dying by a sword. Check out the definitions of ‘literal’ and ‘figurative’
@paulannable37346 ай бұрын
@@user-de4em2vr9n you’d lose that bet. Literally and not figuratively. Sorry.
@paulannable37346 ай бұрын
I've always wondered why would Michael let him go after doing something like this and here I am after so many years of finding, it got deleted...
@onuroglr9626 Жыл бұрын
Because he was in shock and Fabrizo got in a car right after he ran a way.
@emilfrederiksen.1622 Жыл бұрын
That's a reason to read the book. It covers everything
@geraldalbritton9 ай бұрын
Esa escena debió de haber salido en la película. Actuación magistral de todos los artistas, una joya inmortal del cine mundial.
@RicardoTorres-px4is6 ай бұрын
More satisfying than any other thing that happened since a yr
@pranaytandon15202 жыл бұрын
2:16 Apollonia sends her regards
@fivehundrediq5212 Жыл бұрын
Did Michael Corleone love Kay or Apollonia? He loved both. However, it was not the same and Puzo goes to details about it. Michael’s love of Apollonia was tender but almost chemical in intensity, borderline insane: Again Michael felt that shortness of breath, that flooding through his body of something that was not so much desire as an insane possessiveness. He understood for the first time the classical jealousy of the Italian male. He was at that moment ready to kill anyone who touched this girl, who tried to claim her, take her away from him. He wanted to own her as wildly as a miser wants to own gold coins, as hungrily as a sharecropper wants to own his own land. Nothing was going to stop him from owning this girl, possessing her, locking her in a house, and keeping her prisoner only for himself. He didn’t want anyone even to see her. When she turned to smile at one of her brothers Michael gave that young man a murderous look without even realizing it. She had his mind, body and heart: He awoke and, feeling Apollonia’s satiny body against his own sleep-warm skin, made her come awake with love. When they were done, even all the months of complete possession could not stop him from marveling at her beauty and her passion. Michael changed after Apollonia: For Kay the lovemaking was almost like it had been before except that Michael was rougher, more direct, not as tender as he had been. As if he was on guard against her. But she didn’t want to complain. Michael’s love for Kay was more cerebral. It was human love. Michael’s love for Apollonia pure physical passion, possession and animalistic..borderline madness.
@Kaorak Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this explanation. My ex boyfriend and I, was like Michael and Apollonia. He was so possesive, didnt want me to have friends. As if he wants me to make him, my world. I really didnt get it. I have so many friends. With your explanation, I understand now, there is such deep feelings a person could feel
@dianaverano78788 ай бұрын
@@dianaverano7878 Glad to help.
@Kaorak8 ай бұрын
@@KaorakAre you a writer cause that was brilliant ?
@claudiodefrancesca40326 ай бұрын
@@claudiodefrancesca4032 writer? No. I just like informative Insights.
@Kaorak6 ай бұрын
Appolonia I still miss her ,I still cry
@charlesreinhart88633 жыл бұрын
Yes pretty girl who never deserve it
@dailmcdavid69433 жыл бұрын
Me too! I always cry with joy at their Wedding and with sadness at her dying
@talladegadude4852 Жыл бұрын
@@talladegadude4852 Crybabies
@LordTalax6 ай бұрын
LEARN HOW TO SPELL HER NAME DUDE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
@raylombardo41866 ай бұрын
@@LordTalaxIt's a rough scene! Do me a favor. Take this into consideration!
@wildcardartsent6 ай бұрын
An eye for an eye. Justice served
@ssm-sk9iw6 ай бұрын
Michael taking him down personally. I would like to true fear in him as he pays for his treachery.
@billbarrett62852 жыл бұрын
I saw this in 1979 when they showed on television parts one and two in order with outtakes like the death of Genco. Haven't seen it since. There was so much amazing stuff that was deleted and I think that there is more than what was shown in 1979.
@lawrencelewis259227 күн бұрын
Damn……after all these years I finally feel better now.
@therinchilnsford7776 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing. Hopefully this will be in the 4K collection whenever it comes out.
@travelinman3 жыл бұрын
Exactly! We want revenge
@freddykrueger62873 жыл бұрын
You know the other body guard as he was eating, the faint red light gave me a bad feeling of what was about to happen next
@salarmander272 жыл бұрын
The other bodyguard wasn’t involved though. He couldn’t have been because he was putting luggage in just before it blew up. I wonder if he survived
@gaynorpatterson2915 Жыл бұрын
@gaynorpatterson2915 Nope. In the book he dies with Apolloina. Fabrizio's murder could also be called revenge for killing the loyal bodyguard as well. It's hard not to think so as the movie does show Micahel looking at a photo of both bodyguards just before the car bomb goes off.
@jaketobias4496 ай бұрын
The actor who played Fabrizio was Angelo Infanti, a wonderful italian actor from Rome. He was very popolar and beloved in Italy for many italian films, especially comedies. He died in 2010 and he is still remembered for some iconic sentences.❤
@DanieleBarettin10 күн бұрын
When they brought Fabrezio into the room, it smelled like Air and Light.
@TheLAKERSareGodsTeam3 жыл бұрын
That was for me cause I was looking forward to seeing many more Apollonia scenes! She was too damn sexy to get bumped off 😠 RIP Apollonia 'Thunderbolt' Vitelli ⚡
@qbconnect2 жыл бұрын
Book version was way better taking place during the baptism murders. One of Michaels guys shoots him and before the fatal shot tells him Michael Corleone sends his regards so he knows exactly who took him out
@minhajnizam50906 ай бұрын
Was this guy the bodyguard who yelled at the gi's in sicily: clark gable! I love america!! Clark gable!! Take me to america gi!!!
@joonaslehtonen79653 жыл бұрын
Yeah, he is
@ZaYn.913 жыл бұрын
No he wasn't a bodyguard he was an enemy
@johnhand88792 жыл бұрын
Correct. "Clark Gable. Rita Hayworth".
@babylonkid2 жыл бұрын
They should have left him alone. He suffered enough for having to live in Buffalo all those years
@reallifelebowski47326 ай бұрын
It's cold, a lot of snow but good bars and great people.
@trajan7528 күн бұрын
EL PADRINO UN PELÍCULA INOLVIDABLE....
@yolandabarrera60503 жыл бұрын
Apollonia would have been like his mother. Obedient and never questioning anything about "the business". In my mind, her death was the turning point of the long term viability of the "family". Kay was considered a "second choice" vessel for his children but became a nuisance to Michael in comparison to Apollonia. That became emblematic with questioning about the hit on Carlo and, ultimately, the abortion; "I had it killed! It was a boy and I had it killed because all this has to stop!" Apollonia's death was the beginning of the end of the Corleone family and the abortion was the end of the Corleone family.
@robtk36 ай бұрын
The Godfather Part 3 was the end of the Corleone family. Even the cast members agree. It was a smug showcase for Sophia Coppola to demonstrate her inability to act. Anyway, the movies almost never do justice to the books - especially SEQUELS. MEH. Look at Hannibal. What a waste of time and money. READ PEOPLE! READ READ READ...
@mad_cat_1st6 ай бұрын
I've said this so many times. Michael should never have married Kay or any other American woman.
@MyEpicawesomness6 ай бұрын
The best deleted scene in the whole series is where Michael kills Fabrizio with a Lupara shotgun. Its too bad it wasn't left in the movie cause it was easily one of if not my favorite scene of the movie. Its also the only time Michael kills or uses violence period in the film besides shooting Sollozzo and McCluskey. It has to be if not the rarest, one of the rarest scenes to find... I found it a few years back and I've been looking for it ever since. The closest thing I've found to it is a picture of Michael holding the shotgun on Google images. There's also an alternative deleted scene where Fabrizio (who is older) gets into his car and his csr is bombed when he starts it
@TheSweetestScience2 жыл бұрын
Wait, have you actually watched the scene where Michael shoots him? I heard that Michael holding the shotgun was just a promotional picture and that scene was never shot.
@TonyMontana-pg6to2 жыл бұрын
The scene of Michael killing Fabrizio is out there. WHERE? I need to see this scene NOW!
@madamhummingbird Жыл бұрын
I’ve looked for this scene forever it’s nowhere to be found
@russsnyder2026 Жыл бұрын
Michael himself never gone to kill Fabrizio. In the book His hitman says, "Michael Corleone sends his regards". Michael going himself would blow the cover that he was moving out of New York.
@idlieryoutube4561 Жыл бұрын
@@idlieryoutube4561 I think in the movie it planned to kill him after Carlos death
@mr.brooks89139 ай бұрын
1:08 this is somwthing crutial to keep in mind, this deleted scene is in part 2 so looking back at part 1, and how michael ended up taking out all the heads of the 4/5 families. The decision without knowing that fabrizio was payed off by a family trying to tak out Miachael is bad enough but I assume now he really doesnt regret killing all of them in the end.
@jess__rodriguez2 жыл бұрын
The whole purpose of the Appollonia character was to separate Michael from any of the old world connections. When she blew up so did his options to remain connected to the traditions of the "old world." Kay meanwhile is Micheal's attempt to become mainstream in the new one. There is almost an exact copy of the scene of Appolinia leading the children in Sicily than there is the scene when Michael re-appears to Kay after she is leading the children on the street as they walk back to their class. Kay herself, even represent mainstream American life. She is young and beauitiful and uppper middle class. She uses make-up, and she does everything to force Michael away from his family. There is one scene at Christmas before Vito's assassination attempt where Michael calls the house, and tell his family that he is up in Connecticut when in reality they are at a hotel in NYC. And to top it off---Kay is a WASP...which pretty much ran America at the time excluding other minorities including Jews, Catholic, the Irish and Italian. Remember, even the immigrant class are still excluded. JFK is the first Irish Catholic president from a background that was exclusive new world "immigrant." Kay is upper middle class vs Micheal's working class. Kay even becomes more "American" by have an abortion...a taboo that is largely cemented in the working/ middle-class Catholics. ps there was even a scene that made shot where Michael walks into Vabrizo's restuarants and blasts him into obvilion with the same kind of shotgun that Vabrizo used back in Sicily. But it was considred too violent, was cut from the moive.
@gbonkers6666 ай бұрын
Michael amava Kay
@avvocatellawhiterose47846 ай бұрын
....this is a friendly reminder to get your car checked and serviced regularly.
@daveb.42686 ай бұрын
You are 2nd in line for winning the internet on this site. @jpeezie3192 just edged you out with: "This either happened on a Monday , Thursday , Sunday or Saturday."
@kevinbergin99713 ай бұрын
That was too easy...never saw it coming , never had the fear or terror that Michael experienced when he knew what was about to happen .
@rickobrien40256 ай бұрын
He had it coming...
@infinitecontent80012 жыл бұрын
Back in the early 1990s, I bought a 3-DVD box set which was not only an extended edition but it was in sequential order started with Godfather Pt 2 (1st half), Godfather Pt 1, and Godfather Pt2 (2nd half) plus all these extended scenes. It was absolutely fantastic. I just wish they didn't screw things up with Godfather Pt 3.
@abdulmismail3 ай бұрын
I hope that Pizza 🍕 wasn't ruined in the car bomb.
@NoisySheep73 жыл бұрын
Just got some extra topping
@HegeMarie6 ай бұрын
The car bomb was important justice after all we are not murderers no matter what the government trys to say
@charlesreinhart88633 жыл бұрын
Perfection
@DiaryofBar2 жыл бұрын
I remember seeing this in the film on TV, without a doubt!
@alfhookham6 ай бұрын
Love how after every revenge killing they go right into the Italian music...and the scenes of the happy family...
@billhathaway2814Ай бұрын
It was a big mistake IMHO To have deleted the scene I’ve often wondered why no one would go after the murderer of Michael’s wife
@lg4lg4792 жыл бұрын
Agreed, in a virtually perfect film, this is a crushing loose end. She was the love of his life and his soul died with her. I see absolutely no way that someone as clever and calculating as Michael would let Fabrizzio off with this. I was unaware of the deleted scene here.
@lewisrogers56852 жыл бұрын
For me in terms of continuity, it was better the scene was cut but that doesn't mean this didnt happen in the movie universe. Just it didnt have to be shown.
@DockingFreidmanRecords Жыл бұрын
@@lewisrogers5685 I feel that it wasn't something that necessarily needed to be shown. Considering that Michael even says that he took care of all family business, he tied up all loose ends besides Carlo. Fabrizio likely was also taken care of
@errwhattheflip Жыл бұрын
@@errwhattheflip yeah, I see what you are saying. The woman he truly loved was murdered. I would have thought they would have made more out of it.
@lewisrogers5685 Жыл бұрын
All it takes is a look. No code words No, “ take Fabrizio to the train station” just a look and it’s done. The power these guys have
@toddharms47406 ай бұрын
LOL watch the Barbie movie reference to men who love the Godfather. It's making fun of comments like this. "Oooh the power!"
@LichenAndMoss6 ай бұрын
The power these guys had.
@kevinmorthorst5216 ай бұрын
All based on hypocrisy and lies. What power, to be hunted by the government eternally.
@trentw.35666 ай бұрын
LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@abnewton886 ай бұрын
@@LichenAndMoss wait, are there men who don't love The Godfather? I guess they'd be the target male audience for Barbie, so it makes sense.
@jeronimo1966 ай бұрын
Apollonia's death is the moment that changed Michael.
@jennifertimlin13716 ай бұрын
Wow - what a treat to stumble on this
@Whizzer_6 ай бұрын
I'm glad they didn't keep these scenes in the movie
@MrKartel9723 жыл бұрын
Why?
@someguy-bv3il3 жыл бұрын
Lame. A death like that needs to be slow and painful.
@dadoody3 жыл бұрын
agreed
@squidwardsjuul62693 жыл бұрын
Agreed....but still they made it VERY just... killed him in the exact same way.
@whatareyoulookingat9083 жыл бұрын
To be fair he didn’t die instantly. He was crawling on the ground for a few seconds before dying so he had time to think about it.
@rduva1153 жыл бұрын
Lots of good comments about why Michael didn't do it himself. Seems like by the time they find Fabrizio, Apollonia's death has faded to a deep wound that will never heal. Probably every time he looks at his children he thinks 'They should have been hers.' But again, as Mike says, "It took so long." The rage, the vengeance, the fire of that had been left to smolder dimly. Now it had almost diminished to a clerical error that could finally be cleared up. Almost.
@sabriam6 ай бұрын
It never really healed. In part 3, when his son played that Italian song, Michael was in tears because it reminded him of her.
@missyadams6 ай бұрын
Thanks! How come the did not include this beauty?
@pedromedina10716 ай бұрын
Sponsored by the Barzini family well that explains it
@dailmcdavid69433 жыл бұрын
Why they deleted it😐
@joytheviewer3 жыл бұрын
They shouldn't have Apollonia death scene should not be avoided or deleted from the killer who's responsible I have the VHS 📼 the revenge scene should have been presented
@dailmcdavid69433 жыл бұрын
Loved this scene
@dorothearobinson34555 ай бұрын
why would they cut this out of the movie. i feel like this is so important, it makes it seem like he just got off scott free in the movie.
@WiredLain_ Жыл бұрын
I guess we’ll never see him pull off in his car
@righteousking19922 жыл бұрын
This movie is sooo good I take all deleted scenes as content and actual moments that weren’t shown
@japtakito85515 күн бұрын
Michael marrying Apollonia was his attempt to be more like his father - ruthless, but still with a human, caring side. Unless you have read the book, you won't know that she was pregnant when she was murdered. And, Michael's chance to be a normal family man died with his wife and child, leaving only the ruthless Don.
@SummaGirl13476 ай бұрын
Why the hell did they cut this from the movie? It never made any sense that he didn't take revenge for the murder of his wife!
@amarieoflothlorien2 жыл бұрын
I like the closure that the scene gives, but I'm a little surprised it was written that way. A car bomb? Fabrizio had no time to even tell he was in danger. This was more like a necessary killing, a "business" killing, than a personal vendetta. Vito does it right when he knifes the Don in Sicily after revealing his identity, a personal and painful way to die and administered by the man himself. I just can't fathom if there's supposed to be a message about Michael's lack of personal conviction to do violence himself in this scene. Given his murder of the Captain and Sollozzo I can't image he'd be unwilling to do it. Anyway, maybe that's part of the reason they cut it?
@rodneybray58276 ай бұрын
I think in the scene Fabrizio climbs out of the car, dying. This was probably by design. So that he would know.
@Geokinkladze6 ай бұрын
Even every deleted scene of this movie is a masterpiece.
@prannoyroy9347Ай бұрын
Here Fabrizzio, have an orange from Lake Tahoe...
@pauliedf32 жыл бұрын
I think many people have forgotten that Coppola did an extended TV version of the two movies, call the GODFATHER SAGA that included this scene and others not in the released versions.
@charlesmoore73496 ай бұрын
Pelo menos, Fabrizio não ficou impune e Apollonia foi vingada.
@williamsflamarion576510 ай бұрын
...dat pizza is well done...
@benjaminhogan31573 жыл бұрын
Fabrizio served well done.
@davidpitchford65106 ай бұрын
Should have been added...michael required revenge to go on
@susanjaskulek42803 жыл бұрын
He looks up at Al with tears in his eyes. He doesn't even have to order it, Al knows it has to be done and does it. Still would have liked to have seen Michael do it himself. Maybe Michael could have shown up outside the shop, watched Fabrizio run to the car in a panic, and boom. Or torn him limb from limb like in the opening of Robocop.
@Doctor6993 жыл бұрын
There was no AI back then.
@eddie309917 ай бұрын
@@eddie30991 Al Neri is Michael's bodyguard.
@buffythehaterslayer69186 ай бұрын
They shot a scene for Godfather 1 in Sicily where Michael shoots Fabrizio in his pizza parlor with a shotgun. It didn’t make the final edit of the picture, and the footage has never been made available, although at least one still picture is on the web. But makeup artist Dick Smith, who didn’t make the Sicily trip, was not happy, and said it looked like the Italian crew applied Fabrizio’s stage blood with a paint roller. Pacino wore a white hat in the scene with his shotgun and those still photos were widely used in publicity. So Fabrizio got shot and blown up for both films and ended up on the cutting room floor twice. Glad we’re able to see this scene now. Thanks for posting.
@hibob4186 ай бұрын
Should have been kept in the original release. Explains perfectly the hit in Sicily.
How on Earth do you delete ANY scene from the Godfather???!! Every second is a jewel.
Yes it is
Right
Quite right!
Try and find, "The Godfather Saga" Coppola put films 1 & 2 in chronological order, added cut scenes. It's Great!!
Not exactly. When they go to see the dying consiglieri after the wedding just brings the film to a hault. Also, G2 had so many scenes that were a waste like Sonny's daughter coming to see Michael at Anthony's communion asking for his blessing to marry the entertainer. PLEASE!
In the book One of the Corleone family soldiers kill Fabrizzio, before he kills him he says “Michael Corleone sends his regards” chilling line
*Mafia (2002) and Definitive Edition happy noises*
Stannis Baratheon just like Lannister sends thier regard
@@aryastark111 Yeah that’s in the show, I prefer the books more.
I'm sure thats what the bomb said before it went off.
@@raseltatel6728 The Godfather by Mario Puzo
Its not business, its strictly personal...
Lmao!!! 😂😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 💯
😂
In the book Michael said this words to Tom, Sad that they didnt include a scene like that in the movie
…And it was settled 10 years later!
Actually, that hit was pretty personal.
The fact that Michael is married and has a family already, and still wants to avenge her, shows that Apollonia was really the woman he wanted and loved.
I'm not doubting Michael loved her but the car bomb was meant to kill Michael. Fabrizio asks Michael "Is your wife coming with you?" to which Michael answers that Fabrizio is to take her to her Fathers until he knows things are safe. Car bombing Fabrizio was vengeance for both Apollonia and the attempt on Michael.
Corleones forgive nothing
@@dindrmindr626Are you deranged
@@dindrmindr626 People who are unable to understand that works of art are meant to tell stories and portray characters with human feelings and emotions and are to be understood and analyzed as if they were real life are mentally ill or mentally retarded. Everyone knows it is a movie, but good movies have believable characters with compelling stories and motives. Dumb people say "it's just a movie, it isn't REAL". Like congratulations genius! you figure that one out yesterday? God I hate stupid people.
@@dindrmindr626lmao the fact that you get so mad over someone analyzing and connecting to events in movies is hilarious. All the guy did was say that given the circumstances in the movie, the character of Apollonia was the true love of the character of Michael Corleone. Get the stick out of your ass and stop yelling at inconsequential things.
This was a pivotal scene. Had they not killed her, Michael might not have become the utterly ruthless Don he was. This was the final straw. And Santino’s murder only made it worse.
Without the scene, it's one of the greatest movies of all time. Hardly pivotal or necessary.
Prim hanno ucciso Santino poi la moglie siciliana
When McCluskey broke his jaw is what changed him.
Santino died before his Wife.
@@goatmouth1069 yes si esa6
This really should've made the final cut.
Especially due to his connection with Barzini.
It was included in one of the versions along with several other deleted scenes. Want to say it's the one where both Godfather and part II are shown as one movie with stuff rearranged in chronological order.
Yeah, that was the loose end to end all loose ends. Guy sells out the Corleones and kills his bride and he just....lets it go?
@@JedForge that's the novel for television thingy.. the Godfather saga
It should have been in the movie. It was important for us to see Justice for Apollonia. We need closure 😞💔
He killed the love of his life. I expected that Michael would do it himself. This was as personal as it gets.
They filmed that scene. Michael goes into the shop and shoots Fabrizio himself, but for some reason they never released it. I saw the pics in a behind the scenes Godfather book.
@@YRS51 I remember seeing promotional photos of Michael holding the kind of shotgun Fabrizio was armed with when he was guarding Michael. That would have been a nice touch, but killing him in a car bombing carried the kind of equitable nature of mafia vengeance.
Michael never has the guts to do it himself, whilst Vito always did. This is explained in the novel as a major flaw on Michael’s character; he’s proper cold. The police captain and Sollozo are the only face to face kills Michael has. I guess having him kill Fabrizio in a scene went against his character.
@@Watergrovey wasn't Michael a soldier during ww2 ?
@@someguy-bv3il this ain't the marines, you ain't shooting from 1000 yards you gotta get up close and bad Bing!
I watched this movie for the first time a couple years ago and thought it was odd how quickly he got over Apollonia. This scene has it make much more sense.
He was back a full year, maybe longer before he contacted Kay.
He was back in the United States preparing to run his family for over a year before he even reached out to Kay, so it may have been two years since Apollonia's death. And Michael didn't simply "get over" her: he needed to marry and start a family, and the selection of Kay was rather cold and based on practicality.
there is another deleted scene where he asks don Vito for revange
He never "got over Apollonia". His intention in contacting Kay was purely in establishing a marriage and having children. He had affection for Kay, but his love was for Apollonia. Michael proved to be the most ruthless of them all.
His love for Kay could never be what he had for Apollonia… he never really got over her. Yes this should have been worked in but… not sure how. Interesting that this guy was sponsored by Barzinni
Al Pacino acting without shouting, screaming or chewing the furniture. Good times.
😂
He radically changed acting style after "Scent Of A Woman" and has repeated that role ever since.
That's the genius of the portrayal. In so many films, he's "Pacino-ing." As Michael, he is always in total control. That's what makes Godfather III, to me, a bit underrated: For the first time since he returned from losing Apollonia, he's losing that control, and struggling to maintain it. In the end, everything he's fought and won up until then ends up defeating him: His family's history, his Sicilian heritage, the Church, and the Pacino legacy that he didn't yet have even after Godfather II. It wasn't until Dog Day Afternoon, a year after G II, that he became the non-Corleone Pacino we remember.
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEATTTT ASS!
Certainly...actors call it over the top..Pacino..majored in it..after the Godfather..
They never should've deleted this. It really helps the movie make more sense and have a smoother flow between the changes in settings, not to mention adding a sudden clever sense of closure.
The first time I watched this movie, it was on TCM and it was uncut, including this scene. It doesn't make any sense why this was taken out since then bc there was absolutely no way in hell that Michael Corleone would have allowed Fabrizio to get away with Appolonia's death.
@@golden8972I actually prefer it was cut. For decades in my head canon, I just assumed Fabrizio was found and dealt with within hours or days right there in Sicily. The deleted scene allows him to have immigrated to America and enjoyed years of happiness and success, even beyond Barzini and Michael’s own father and Sonny.
@@gimmeabreak6844he learned Sonny was killed right before the car bomb
Imagine being a cuck taking sides against the family on KZhead @@gimmeabreak6844
@@roderickstockdale1678 these "men" are cowards with no honor
The moment that Apolonia died, at the same time, some part of Michael was "dying", and rising his Dark Side. Michael was becaming in a cold hearted and calculating man. He will have no mercy to anyone, no matter Who it is
Michael only harmed those who posed a threat to his family
You should watch the movie if you think Michael wasn’t already turning to the dark side by the time he reached Sicily.
True! This unleashed his dark side!
He was turning dark due to the attempts on Vito’s life and probably news of Sonny’s murder turned him a bit further, but this tipped him past the point of no return. Had Apollonia lived, he might have forgiven Fredo’s future actions. But who knows how hard he would have gone after the other Families and other enemies if it weren’t for this.
Michael was a combat decorated Marine in WWII. That dark side you speak of was already there.
Even the deleted scenes are better than movies today
This wasn't just about killing the man who killed Michael's first wife. It was also Michael sending a message to the Barzini family who had hired Fabrizzio in the first place.
Barzini was dead
@@taylorfuller1935 I think our friend here means family not Barzini himself but still with him dead, what's the point.
@@taylorfuller1935 You are right. Changed it to "the Barzini family". Thanks.
Revenge is the point baboso @@mateuszgrajkowski4110
You just went with what that other person said lmao. The barzini family wasn’t even a factor to him at this point. It was solely out of revenge for her.
This either happened on a Monday , Thursday , Sunday or Saturday.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Definitely wasn't on a Tuesday
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣That was Apollonia learning the days in a week. Still cracks me up.
You win the internet for the day!
Haha
The fact about how important was Apollonia in Micheal life,this part should not left out from the movie.
But, at the point in the movie where Appolonia is killed, we have seen no character development of her character. Likewise, no development of their relationship. By contrast, we know a helluva lot about Kay, and Kay and Michael. Her death may be pivotal to Michael's cold-heartedness, but without more about Appolonia, and no revenge on Fabirizio, the movie seems to make Appolonia an afterthought. I read the book, too. This needed more.
@@josephfernandez4000 Yeah, but this deleted scene compliments what we saw at the end of Michael's life in Godfather III. She's always been with him. Without the deleted scene, the end of Godfather III is abrupt in regards to her suddenly being shown. I never thought about it that way until I saw this deleted scene.
It works better without since Michael plays like he wants peace and then strikes at everyone at the same time.
The third movie was a cash grab and everything about it reflects that. I remember back in the late 1980s leaving the movie theater thinking, "What the HELL?" It ties nothing together. You can love these movies all you like but, you have to appreciate that half a subplot in a Godfather movie is not salvageable. Coppola didn't go big and go strong with Appolonia.
She sure was sexy AF.
Apollonia is such an underrated figure in Michael's development. Despite appearances, he was serious with her, and in a way she would have taken his mother's place symbolically, as the Padrino's wife from the old country. But Michael's destiny is more tragic, and different.
Nothing like women from the old country….they don’t care about material things and understands the life
Agreed, Apollonia would have been the perfect mob wife for Michael. She would have been just like Mama Corleone and probably given Michael about a dozen male heirs.
Apollonia was so beautiful.
Losing his brother and stunning wife made Michael a very cold hearted person.
They tried to kill his father that sealed it - the rest was further commitment
@@Pedro91795 Not really. Yea he was open to being a criminal after what happened with his dead but if Sonny lived then Michael wouldn't have become the don. If Apollonia lived Michael wouldn't have become soo cold and heartless. Both of their deaths lead to him being cold hearted
He was always cold, you don't suddenly become a different person cos of a couple of events in your life
@@Heygoodlooking-lk9kg That just brought it out
@@Heygoodlooking-lk9kgYeah, the Pacific Theater really messed many of the Marines who fought in it.
He died the same way she did. Poetic. Just not poetic enough
Metaphorical revenge, killed him the same way Fabrizzio killed Apollonia.
Poetic
I wonder why Mike didn't make Fabrizio squirm, as he did Carlo.
Eye for an eye would've been to make Fabrizio witness his wife or family killed in a car bomb before he was murdered
It was too quick for him.
@@steventaylor1197 it was a smaller bomb than the one that killed Michael’s wife, wouldn’t instantly kill him so he can realize what is happening to him.
Apollonia would have been a much better wife then kay. We would sure have gotten Godfather 4 by now.
No way apollonia would have an abortion as well
I agree. Kay was a poor substitute for Apollonia. I wish the authors had allowed Kay to live and follow Mike back to the U.S. Perhaps, with Kay as a wife, Mike would have been a bit less ruthless as the years wore on.
@@steventaylor1197 Apollonia you mean?
@@oluwatobiihimodu5172 You are correct. I wish Apollonia had lived and followed Mikey back to the U.S.
People always ragging on Kay. Michael basically begged her to be his wife. Honestly she was supposed to be level headed. I think people misunderstand her character because she wasn't making meatballs and being quiet
Imagine a cut of The Godfather with all the deleted scenes put back into the movie
My dad swears that he saw a chronological version of GF 1 and 2 spliced together on TV back in the 80s. It followed young Vito's life then the events of GF 1 then the 'present day' events of GF2. He also said he saw Fabrizio getting killed in this version. Until KZhead came out, I doubted him, thinking maybe he misremembered, but here it is! Forgive me dad for ever doubting you!
@@tbone35453 Yes, I saw that too. The old Mustache Black Hander getting his throat cut, Fabrizio and another in a boat, but not to be confused with Fredo!
The Godfather saga.. a novel for television is the thing you're looking for.. might be on some streaming service.. or you can find it somewhere online...
@@SK008 oh wow, ty for that
@@ClosedEyeVisualisations my pleasure man
The assassination of Fabriozo is included in 'The Godfather Complete Epic' which combined Part I and II into one long film in chronological order. This scene is far better then the book version which only had Fabriozo shot. The car bomb is what killed Apollonia. This scene was also very well filmed. Noticed the stuntman was in the car during the "explosion" (smoke and flashes of light) and climbed out afterwards. This is not an easy stunt to pull off.
What editions do you find the deleted scenes in
What's "Fabriozo"? It's FABRIZIO.
That’s probably why the explosion looked so weak.
That's okay, we could say it was Fabrizio's last act alive, his body instinctively running on automatic before falling dead in the street. Similar to Sam Rothstein in "Casino".😉
I saw that version many years ago. The two movies were re-edited into a TV miniseries, in chronological order and with the addition of some deleted scenes. Definitely my preferred version.
I still feel sad over that car bomb scene.
You feel sorry for the man that blew up a innocent women's life? What's wrong with you.
@@gamegeekx I think he means he feels bad for michaels wife bro
@@gamegeekx Are you soft in the head?
@@gamegeekx sometimes, ita better to think before u say something
Noooo !!! Apollonia !!!!!!! BOOM
Yes. Keep this scene! Michael would never have let him get away with Apollonia's death and Fabrizio's betrayal.
They should have made Fabrizzio a small part in the main plot working for Roth or something and Michael kills him towards the end with a Sicilian revenge, like how Vito kills Don Fanucci in the flashback.
NOT Fanucci. Don Ciccio, who murdered his father, mother and brother in Sicily. Fanucci was in NY, when Vito was in his early 20's. Capiche?
2:15 when you get your car fixed with a cheap mechanic 🤣
Or don't sign up for the extended warranty
I saw this in the director's uncut version. Godfather1and 2 never get old to me! I can never watch these movies too many times.... Great movies!!
Yes, don’t bother me when the Godfather trilogy is on!
Thank you to whoever found this, being a godfather fan this plays a big role in my cinematic universe
If I was Fabrizio, I would have opened a Chinese restaurant... in Wyoming.
.....in China.
That comment is a classic. Well done
😂😂😂 yep!
this is where fabrizzio's wife became don fabrizzio
* Fabrizio
Dona Fabrizio
Hi i just want to know what book you guys read the godfather ford Coppola or the godfather old book?
That would be “Donna.”
@@raseltatel6728 The Godfather, by Mario Puzo. We’re in you find out that it was Rocco who killed Fabrizio with a shotgun. “Michael Corleone sends his regards.”
I don't understand why Michael gave him such a fast and painless death.
It wasn’t a fast death, dude got out of the car after the bomb went off and struggled for a bit before dying. Can’t see it very clear but just watch the last part and you’ll see him struggling on the ground.
But Michael didn't like his job,he hate to kill
He killed him the same way Apollonia died
Because Fabrizo wasn't supposed to kill Apolignia Banzini was behind it all Fabrizo did it because Banzini offerd him a lot of money and a way to get to America which he always wanted Fabrizo was puppet on a string Banzini was the real villain and the guy that planned the car bomb.
@@emilfrederiksen.1622 Its barzini not banzini
She was gonna continue the legacy...
Geez, i just want Michael who killed Fabriozo himself, bomb car is a great revenge but michael cant see how his enemy die...If i was Michael, before fabriozo entered the car, i would show up and if fabriozo try to run from me with his car, it will explode
Would have been nice, though I suppose the movie decided to be poetic with an eye for an eye, and a bomb for a bomb. Granted, either way it would be different from how the book does it, because in there, Al Neri personally guns him down in the parlor, then lets him know Michael sent him before dealing the finishing blow.
@@charlierenard1221 They actually filmed an alternate version during the first Godfather where Michael personally walked into the pizza parlor and killed Fabrizio with his own shotgun. I’ve never seen the footage, but there were a few behind the scenes photos published
@@capnkoons i saw that long time ago,scene with shotgun Much better than this,Fabrizio's fear in the eyes and than boom
@@capnkoons but cant find it now
A Don not gonna none of this personal wife or not to much exposure.
In The Godfather, if Michael Corleone was married to Apollonia and she never died, would his life have been much better over time? Without question… From the second he sees her, Michael is mesmerized by Apollonia. I hate to use the phrase “love at first sight” but it probably does apply here. It’s almost as if he knows he’s going to marry her the second he sees her, and theirs is a passionate, yet comfortable kind-of love. It’s not easy to find both of those things in the same relationship, but the handful of scenes where we see them (including some deleted scenes in the extended version of “Part I”) make it clear he’s found something special. This is a woman he’s extremely attracted to, and who fits his family, lifestyle, and business like a glove. To me, the scenes where he’s with Kay (both before Apollonia and after her death) are very different. He doesn’t seem as attracted to her physically, and also seems a little uneasy around her-almost like he’s trying to prove something or earn her approval. I think his relationship with Kay and his eventual marriage to her is an act of self-denial more than real love. He’s telling himself the family will be legitimate soon (when he reconnects with her) and also that he’s nothing like his father (in their first scene together). This is partly to win over a skeptical Kay, but also partly because it’s what Michael wants to believe about himself. “I’m not really a mobster. I’m a good American-a war hero and good man. I have the blonde WASP wife who’s naive and abhors ‘this Sicilian thing’ and wouldn’t have married me if I was a common thug.” One of the big themes of “Part II” is assimilation and what it takes to make it in America for an immigrant (it’s the best exploration of this on film I’ve ever seen). And if you’ll notice, the scene where Michael and Kay have their marriage-ending fight, the part where Michael smacks her isn’t when she’s asked him for a divorce or criticized him as a father or called him “evil” or even admitted she’s had an abortion; he smacks her when she says “this Sicilian thing” must end. She’s basically rubbing it in his face that he can never fully belong to America the way she does-and this defeats the entire purpose of why he married her in the first place (in my opinion). She’s essentially picked the most stressful time she could to ask him for a divorce-Roth is still out there, his brother’s betrayed him, he feels completely isolated and paranoid-and it just reinforces the idea that she didn’t understand him from the very beginning. Do I think Apollonia would’ve understood Michael better? Absolutely. Do I think she would’ve treated him with the shame and derision that Kay did? No way. And in their marriage, Michael would’ve been the American one who’s trying to assimilate his wife into the upper-class of America (one of their scenes, he’s teaching her English and how to drive), and I think he would’ve liked that dynamic a lot better than with the somewhat-snooty derision Kay shows him. Kay’s love is pretty conditional, whereas Apollonia is probably much more of a “ride or die” kind-of love.
Well put! Apollonia understood his Culture and a million things would have been different!
Very well written. Thank you
Michael's live would be "TOO PERFECT" if Apollonia still alive. It's too fictional, I mean the "CORLEONE FAMILY" itself already fictional compared to the Real Mafia Family
@@wegewege1217 truth
@@talladegadude4852That's because it isn't just "his" culture. It's "their" culture. It's as much Appolonia's culture as it is Michael's.
Saw this once on a tv version; have never been able to buy this version which has Genco the consigliere as well.
This should have never been deleted.Pacino is Brilliant as Michael Corleone.
Poetic Justice, plain n simple.
How stupid of them to cut this scene, it made me believe he never got revenge after all these years watching this. I saw a screening yesterday at AMC they have a 50th anniversary screening this scene still not in it
some things are better left unsaid
I would have loved it if Coppola would have done this scene exactly as it was written in the Puzo novel with Michael discovering Fabrizio having gotten to America and building a pizza restaurant in Upstate Buffalo and having him executed by one of his own men at the same time as the Baptism of Blood and wiping out the other heads of the Five Families.
The revenge scene was included in the Godfather book
@@cha5 So much better than repeating the car bomb imo.
The literal definition of “you live by the sword, you die by the sword”
No, a literal definition of that saying would be actually dying by a sword. Check out the definitions of ‘literal’ and ‘figurative’
@@user-de4em2vr9n you’d lose that bet. Literally and not figuratively. Sorry.
I've always wondered why would Michael let him go after doing something like this and here I am after so many years of finding, it got deleted...
Because he was in shock and Fabrizo got in a car right after he ran a way.
That's a reason to read the book. It covers everything
Esa escena debió de haber salido en la película. Actuación magistral de todos los artistas, una joya inmortal del cine mundial.
More satisfying than any other thing that happened since a yr
2:16 Apollonia sends her regards
Did Michael Corleone love Kay or Apollonia? He loved both. However, it was not the same and Puzo goes to details about it. Michael’s love of Apollonia was tender but almost chemical in intensity, borderline insane: Again Michael felt that shortness of breath, that flooding through his body of something that was not so much desire as an insane possessiveness. He understood for the first time the classical jealousy of the Italian male. He was at that moment ready to kill anyone who touched this girl, who tried to claim her, take her away from him. He wanted to own her as wildly as a miser wants to own gold coins, as hungrily as a sharecropper wants to own his own land. Nothing was going to stop him from owning this girl, possessing her, locking her in a house, and keeping her prisoner only for himself. He didn’t want anyone even to see her. When she turned to smile at one of her brothers Michael gave that young man a murderous look without even realizing it. She had his mind, body and heart: He awoke and, feeling Apollonia’s satiny body against his own sleep-warm skin, made her come awake with love. When they were done, even all the months of complete possession could not stop him from marveling at her beauty and her passion. Michael changed after Apollonia: For Kay the lovemaking was almost like it had been before except that Michael was rougher, more direct, not as tender as he had been. As if he was on guard against her. But she didn’t want to complain. Michael’s love for Kay was more cerebral. It was human love. Michael’s love for Apollonia pure physical passion, possession and animalistic..borderline madness.
Thanks for this explanation. My ex boyfriend and I, was like Michael and Apollonia. He was so possesive, didnt want me to have friends. As if he wants me to make him, my world. I really didnt get it. I have so many friends. With your explanation, I understand now, there is such deep feelings a person could feel
@@dianaverano7878 Glad to help.
@@KaorakAre you a writer cause that was brilliant ?
@@claudiodefrancesca4032 writer? No. I just like informative Insights.
Appolonia I still miss her ,I still cry
Yes pretty girl who never deserve it
Me too! I always cry with joy at their Wedding and with sadness at her dying
@@talladegadude4852 Crybabies
LEARN HOW TO SPELL HER NAME DUDE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@LordTalaxIt's a rough scene! Do me a favor. Take this into consideration!
An eye for an eye. Justice served
Michael taking him down personally. I would like to true fear in him as he pays for his treachery.
I saw this in 1979 when they showed on television parts one and two in order with outtakes like the death of Genco. Haven't seen it since. There was so much amazing stuff that was deleted and I think that there is more than what was shown in 1979.
Damn……after all these years I finally feel better now.
Thanks for sharing. Hopefully this will be in the 4K collection whenever it comes out.
Exactly! We want revenge
You know the other body guard as he was eating, the faint red light gave me a bad feeling of what was about to happen next
The other bodyguard wasn’t involved though. He couldn’t have been because he was putting luggage in just before it blew up. I wonder if he survived
@gaynorpatterson2915 Nope. In the book he dies with Apolloina. Fabrizio's murder could also be called revenge for killing the loyal bodyguard as well. It's hard not to think so as the movie does show Micahel looking at a photo of both bodyguards just before the car bomb goes off.
The actor who played Fabrizio was Angelo Infanti, a wonderful italian actor from Rome. He was very popolar and beloved in Italy for many italian films, especially comedies. He died in 2010 and he is still remembered for some iconic sentences.❤
When they brought Fabrezio into the room, it smelled like Air and Light.
That was for me cause I was looking forward to seeing many more Apollonia scenes! She was too damn sexy to get bumped off 😠 RIP Apollonia 'Thunderbolt' Vitelli ⚡
Book version was way better taking place during the baptism murders. One of Michaels guys shoots him and before the fatal shot tells him Michael Corleone sends his regards so he knows exactly who took him out
Was this guy the bodyguard who yelled at the gi's in sicily: clark gable! I love america!! Clark gable!! Take me to america gi!!!
Yeah, he is
No he wasn't a bodyguard he was an enemy
Correct. "Clark Gable. Rita Hayworth".
They should have left him alone. He suffered enough for having to live in Buffalo all those years
It's cold, a lot of snow but good bars and great people.
EL PADRINO UN PELÍCULA INOLVIDABLE....
Apollonia would have been like his mother. Obedient and never questioning anything about "the business". In my mind, her death was the turning point of the long term viability of the "family". Kay was considered a "second choice" vessel for his children but became a nuisance to Michael in comparison to Apollonia. That became emblematic with questioning about the hit on Carlo and, ultimately, the abortion; "I had it killed! It was a boy and I had it killed because all this has to stop!" Apollonia's death was the beginning of the end of the Corleone family and the abortion was the end of the Corleone family.
The Godfather Part 3 was the end of the Corleone family. Even the cast members agree. It was a smug showcase for Sophia Coppola to demonstrate her inability to act. Anyway, the movies almost never do justice to the books - especially SEQUELS. MEH. Look at Hannibal. What a waste of time and money. READ PEOPLE! READ READ READ...
I've said this so many times. Michael should never have married Kay or any other American woman.
The best deleted scene in the whole series is where Michael kills Fabrizio with a Lupara shotgun. Its too bad it wasn't left in the movie cause it was easily one of if not my favorite scene of the movie. Its also the only time Michael kills or uses violence period in the film besides shooting Sollozzo and McCluskey. It has to be if not the rarest, one of the rarest scenes to find... I found it a few years back and I've been looking for it ever since. The closest thing I've found to it is a picture of Michael holding the shotgun on Google images. There's also an alternative deleted scene where Fabrizio (who is older) gets into his car and his csr is bombed when he starts it
Wait, have you actually watched the scene where Michael shoots him? I heard that Michael holding the shotgun was just a promotional picture and that scene was never shot.
The scene of Michael killing Fabrizio is out there. WHERE? I need to see this scene NOW!
I’ve looked for this scene forever it’s nowhere to be found
Michael himself never gone to kill Fabrizio. In the book His hitman says, "Michael Corleone sends his regards". Michael going himself would blow the cover that he was moving out of New York.
@@idlieryoutube4561 I think in the movie it planned to kill him after Carlos death
1:08 this is somwthing crutial to keep in mind, this deleted scene is in part 2 so looking back at part 1, and how michael ended up taking out all the heads of the 4/5 families. The decision without knowing that fabrizio was payed off by a family trying to tak out Miachael is bad enough but I assume now he really doesnt regret killing all of them in the end.
The whole purpose of the Appollonia character was to separate Michael from any of the old world connections. When she blew up so did his options to remain connected to the traditions of the "old world." Kay meanwhile is Micheal's attempt to become mainstream in the new one. There is almost an exact copy of the scene of Appolinia leading the children in Sicily than there is the scene when Michael re-appears to Kay after she is leading the children on the street as they walk back to their class. Kay herself, even represent mainstream American life. She is young and beauitiful and uppper middle class. She uses make-up, and she does everything to force Michael away from his family. There is one scene at Christmas before Vito's assassination attempt where Michael calls the house, and tell his family that he is up in Connecticut when in reality they are at a hotel in NYC. And to top it off---Kay is a WASP...which pretty much ran America at the time excluding other minorities including Jews, Catholic, the Irish and Italian. Remember, even the immigrant class are still excluded. JFK is the first Irish Catholic president from a background that was exclusive new world "immigrant." Kay is upper middle class vs Micheal's working class. Kay even becomes more "American" by have an abortion...a taboo that is largely cemented in the working/ middle-class Catholics. ps there was even a scene that made shot where Michael walks into Vabrizo's restuarants and blasts him into obvilion with the same kind of shotgun that Vabrizo used back in Sicily. But it was considred too violent, was cut from the moive.
Michael amava Kay
....this is a friendly reminder to get your car checked and serviced regularly.
You are 2nd in line for winning the internet on this site. @jpeezie3192 just edged you out with: "This either happened on a Monday , Thursday , Sunday or Saturday."
That was too easy...never saw it coming , never had the fear or terror that Michael experienced when he knew what was about to happen .
He had it coming...
Back in the early 1990s, I bought a 3-DVD box set which was not only an extended edition but it was in sequential order started with Godfather Pt 2 (1st half), Godfather Pt 1, and Godfather Pt2 (2nd half) plus all these extended scenes. It was absolutely fantastic. I just wish they didn't screw things up with Godfather Pt 3.
I hope that Pizza 🍕 wasn't ruined in the car bomb.
Just got some extra topping
The car bomb was important justice after all we are not murderers no matter what the government trys to say
Perfection
I remember seeing this in the film on TV, without a doubt!
Love how after every revenge killing they go right into the Italian music...and the scenes of the happy family...
It was a big mistake IMHO To have deleted the scene I’ve often wondered why no one would go after the murderer of Michael’s wife
Agreed, in a virtually perfect film, this is a crushing loose end. She was the love of his life and his soul died with her. I see absolutely no way that someone as clever and calculating as Michael would let Fabrizzio off with this. I was unaware of the deleted scene here.
For me in terms of continuity, it was better the scene was cut but that doesn't mean this didnt happen in the movie universe. Just it didnt have to be shown.
@@lewisrogers5685 I feel that it wasn't something that necessarily needed to be shown. Considering that Michael even says that he took care of all family business, he tied up all loose ends besides Carlo. Fabrizio likely was also taken care of
@@errwhattheflip yeah, I see what you are saying. The woman he truly loved was murdered. I would have thought they would have made more out of it.
All it takes is a look. No code words No, “ take Fabrizio to the train station” just a look and it’s done. The power these guys have
LOL watch the Barbie movie reference to men who love the Godfather. It's making fun of comments like this. "Oooh the power!"
The power these guys had.
All based on hypocrisy and lies. What power, to be hunted by the government eternally.
LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@LichenAndMoss wait, are there men who don't love The Godfather? I guess they'd be the target male audience for Barbie, so it makes sense.
Apollonia's death is the moment that changed Michael.
Wow - what a treat to stumble on this
I'm glad they didn't keep these scenes in the movie
Why?
Lame. A death like that needs to be slow and painful.
agreed
Agreed....but still they made it VERY just... killed him in the exact same way.
To be fair he didn’t die instantly. He was crawling on the ground for a few seconds before dying so he had time to think about it.
Lots of good comments about why Michael didn't do it himself. Seems like by the time they find Fabrizio, Apollonia's death has faded to a deep wound that will never heal. Probably every time he looks at his children he thinks 'They should have been hers.' But again, as Mike says, "It took so long." The rage, the vengeance, the fire of that had been left to smolder dimly. Now it had almost diminished to a clerical error that could finally be cleared up. Almost.
It never really healed. In part 3, when his son played that Italian song, Michael was in tears because it reminded him of her.
Thanks! How come the did not include this beauty?
Sponsored by the Barzini family well that explains it
Why they deleted it😐
They shouldn't have Apollonia death scene should not be avoided or deleted from the killer who's responsible I have the VHS 📼 the revenge scene should have been presented
Loved this scene
why would they cut this out of the movie. i feel like this is so important, it makes it seem like he just got off scott free in the movie.
I guess we’ll never see him pull off in his car
This movie is sooo good I take all deleted scenes as content and actual moments that weren’t shown
Michael marrying Apollonia was his attempt to be more like his father - ruthless, but still with a human, caring side. Unless you have read the book, you won't know that she was pregnant when she was murdered. And, Michael's chance to be a normal family man died with his wife and child, leaving only the ruthless Don.
Why the hell did they cut this from the movie? It never made any sense that he didn't take revenge for the murder of his wife!
I like the closure that the scene gives, but I'm a little surprised it was written that way. A car bomb? Fabrizio had no time to even tell he was in danger. This was more like a necessary killing, a "business" killing, than a personal vendetta. Vito does it right when he knifes the Don in Sicily after revealing his identity, a personal and painful way to die and administered by the man himself. I just can't fathom if there's supposed to be a message about Michael's lack of personal conviction to do violence himself in this scene. Given his murder of the Captain and Sollozzo I can't image he'd be unwilling to do it. Anyway, maybe that's part of the reason they cut it?
I think in the scene Fabrizio climbs out of the car, dying. This was probably by design. So that he would know.
Even every deleted scene of this movie is a masterpiece.
Here Fabrizzio, have an orange from Lake Tahoe...
I think many people have forgotten that Coppola did an extended TV version of the two movies, call the GODFATHER SAGA that included this scene and others not in the released versions.
Pelo menos, Fabrizio não ficou impune e Apollonia foi vingada.
...dat pizza is well done...
Fabrizio served well done.
Should have been added...michael required revenge to go on
He looks up at Al with tears in his eyes. He doesn't even have to order it, Al knows it has to be done and does it. Still would have liked to have seen Michael do it himself. Maybe Michael could have shown up outside the shop, watched Fabrizio run to the car in a panic, and boom. Or torn him limb from limb like in the opening of Robocop.
There was no AI back then.
@@eddie30991 Al Neri is Michael's bodyguard.
They shot a scene for Godfather 1 in Sicily where Michael shoots Fabrizio in his pizza parlor with a shotgun. It didn’t make the final edit of the picture, and the footage has never been made available, although at least one still picture is on the web. But makeup artist Dick Smith, who didn’t make the Sicily trip, was not happy, and said it looked like the Italian crew applied Fabrizio’s stage blood with a paint roller. Pacino wore a white hat in the scene with his shotgun and those still photos were widely used in publicity. So Fabrizio got shot and blown up for both films and ended up on the cutting room floor twice. Glad we’re able to see this scene now. Thanks for posting.
Should have been kept in the original release. Explains perfectly the hit in Sicily.