They went thataway -- excerpt: Francis Coppola: The Godfather Part III

Document author(s):
Michael Wilmington
Document source:
Mercury House
Publication date:
1994
Document language:
English
Document type:
book excerpt
Number of pages:
5
Source pagination:
169-176
Document name subject:
Francis Ford Coppola
Document contains:
production co
Related films:
Film country(ies):
United States
Film language(s):
English, German, Italian, and Latin
Film production company:
Paramount Pictures and Zoetrope Studios
Film genre(s):
Action, Crime, Drama, Feature, and Thriller
Film subject(s):
  • Corleone family (Fictitious characters) -- Drama
  • Criminal behavior -- United States -- Drama
  • Gangs -- United States -- Drama
  • Gangsters -- United States -- Drama
  • Italian American families -- Drama
  • Italian Americans -- Drama
  • Mafia -- United States -- Drama
  • Organized crime -- United States -- Drama
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