The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980

Presto, Presto, Presto, Presto

The nurse.

- Do you have any money? - No.

Interpreter.

Where are you from?

- What is your name? - Maria.

What is your name?

Come on, son. What is your name?

Vito Andolini from Corleone.

Corleone, Vito Corleone.

Okay. Over there.

Next. Your name.

Tell him he has smallpox. Quarantine, three months.

Vito Corleone?

Vito Corleone?

Here he is. This is him.

Vito. Come on.

We'll go see her backstage.

Scusa, Scusa

Vito, Come here. Come On.

Thats Fanucci There

Vito. Come here. Come on.

I bet you don' know what happened.

A few guys from over on 9th street grabbed Fanucci.

They cut his throat from ear to ear.

What happened?

Nah.

to make him look bad you know?

What can you do with a man like fanucci?

Perché (Speaking Sicilian)

Somebody get the door.

I can’t take it

Hey, Madame !

You speak ltalian?

You put in so many hours of hard work....

...and for what?

You're just like my father.

that poor man used to work over twelve hours a day, in the subway.

and in the end, he never even got to take a ride.

Yeah, sure.

Clemenza!

Vito.

Hey, come in.

Trust me.

Hey Carmine, come here. Go to get your flute.

Hey, play something for my friends.

The song. A song that I like it. What's it called?

Ah, Buongiorno, Signora.

I got these dresses here for five dollars a piece.

you would have to pay at least fifteen or twenty dollars for them

in any one of the stores.

Vito.

I take care of everything

Salute

Salute

Vito, Here's my fifty dollars

Buona Fortuna.

I’ll make him an offer he don’t refuse.

Don't worry

Grazie

If there's something I can do for you, you come, we talk.

Grazie

She wants to talk to you

La signora wants to ask you a favor.

Santino

Grazie.

I don’t come here to fight with you.

Hey look

Think about it.

Vito, the lanlord is here...

Roberto, The one who owns those ratholes.

He's been asking all around the neighborhood about you.

Grazie

The rent stays like before

Dieci, Grazie

Vito.

I just found this kid here on the street,

and he's real good with cars.

he looked at the truck, and he says, he thinks he can fix it.

Hey what's your name.

Suchowsky. Hyman Suchowsky.

Yeah, but we're gonna dump that.

I call him Johnny Lips.

Well... we'll give him a better name.

Who's the greatest man to you in the whole world?

Hey come on Hyman, Answer Mr. Corleone when he talks.

Yeah, who is it? Is it Columbus? Marconi?

Garibaldi?

Arnold Rothstein.

Arnold Rothstein.

Rothstein, huh?

I like that.

We'll call you Hyman Rothstein.

Vito! Vito!

What is it?

Vito, what you think? God Bless America.

We gotta make a big business.

Grazie, Don Vito

Fredo..give this to grandma

Hey Sonny, what are you doing? you always fighting.

Hello?

Strollo?

-Si? -Si

Hey, Mike

Me Chiamo Vito Corleone

Michael, say goodbye

I believe in America.

America has made my fortune.

And I raised my daughter in the American fashion.

I gave her freedom, but I taught her never to dishonour her family.

She found a boyfriend, not an Italian.

She went to the movies with him.

She stayed out late.

I didn't protest.

Two months ago he took her for a drive with another boyfriend.

They made her drink whiskey

and then they tried to take advantage of her.

She resisted, she kept her honour.

So they beat her like an animal.

When I went to the hospital,

her nose was broken,

her jaw was shattered,

held together by wire.

She couldn't even weep because of the pain.

But I wept. Why did I weep?

She was the light of my life.

Beautiful girl.

Now she will never be beautiful again.

Sorry.

I went to the police, like a good American.

These two boys were brought to trial.

The judge sentenced them to three years in prison, but suspended the sentence.

Suspended the sentence! They went free that very day!

I stood in the courtroom like a fool.

Those two bastards, they smiled at me.

Then I said to my wife, "For justice, we must go to Don Corleone."

Why did you go to the police? Why didn't you come to me first?

What do you want of me? Tell me anything, but do what I beg you to do.

What is that?

I want them dead.

That I cannot do.

I'll give you anything you ask.

I've known you many years, but this is the first time you've asked for help.

I can't remember the last time you invited me for a cup of coffee.

Even though my wife is godmother to your only child.

But let's be frank here. You never wanted my friendship.

And you were afraid to be in my debt.

I didn't want to get into trouble.

I understand.

You found Paradise in America.

Had a good trade, you made a good living, police protected you, and there were courts of law.

You didn't need a friend like me.

But now you come to me and say,

"Don Corleone, give me justice."

But you don't ask with respect.

You don't offer friendship. You don't even think to call me Godfather.

You come on my daughter's wedding day and ask me to murder for money.

I ask you for justice.

That is not justice. Your daughter is alive.

Let them suffer, then, as she suffers.

How much shall I pay you?

Bonasera, Bonasera.

What have I ever done to make you treat me so disrespectfully?

If you'd come in friendship,

the scum that ruined your daughter would be suffering this very day.

And if an honest man like you should make enemies, they'd be my enemies.

And then they would fear you.

Be my friend?

Godfather?

Good.

Some day, and that day may never come, I'll ask a service of you.

But until that day...

...accept this justice as a gift on my daughter's wedding day.

- Grazie, Godfather. - Prego.

Give this to Clemenza.

I want people that aren't going to get carried away.

We're not murderers, in spite of what this undertaker says.

- (Whistles) -What?

Did you pay attention?

of course dad, what do you...

- Where's Michael? - Don't worry, he'll be here.

We're not taking the picture without Michael.

- What's the matter? - It's Michael.

Don Barzini.

Hey, Paulie! Let me have some wine.

Paulie! More wine.

Scusi, please.

- You look terrific on the floor. - Are you a dance judge or something?

Take a walk and do your job.

Sandra, watch the kids. Don't let them run wild.

You watch yourself, all right?

Hey, Tessio!

20, 30 grand. In small bills, cash.

In that little silk purse.

If this were somebody else's wedding... Sfortunato!

Hey, Paulie! I got two gobbagool... gabagol and a prosciutto.

Stupid jerk!

What's the matter?