Part
< 3 >
US 
The Godfather 

The Godfather Part III

 
vote
(40 votes)
6.10
edit Help

Facts

Status:
Released on the 1990-12-25
Runtime:
162 Minutes
Budget:
$54,000,000
Revenue:
$136,766,062
Languages (original):
English, Italian
Production Companies:
Paramount Pictures
edit Help

Trailers

Play

english (Youtube)

add show full crew

Crew

Director:
Francis Ford Coppola
Author:
Mario Puzo, Francis Ford Coppola
Producer:
Francis Ford Coppola, Gray Frederickson, Fred Fuchs, ...
Director of Photography:
Gordon Willis
Editor:
Lisa Fruchtman, Barry Malkin, Walter Murch
Composer:
Carmine Coppola
add show full cast

Cast

add Help

Categories

add Help

Plot Keywords

1970s, Apoplectic Stroke, Assassination, Assault, Aunt, Bank, Bank employee, Betrayal, Blood, Bribe, Brother Sister Relationship, Catholic, Christianity, Confession, Cosa Nostra, Covered Investigation, Dance, Death by Hanging, Death of Daughter, Diabetes, Disguise, Divorce, Eyeglasses, Father Son Relationship, Father-Daughter-Relationship, Football, Forbidden Love, Gangster, Guilt, Helicopter, Hospital, Illegitimate Child, Incest, Italo American, Italy, Kiss, Knife, Lawyer, Limousine, Mafia, Mafia Boss, Massacre, Medallion, Meeting, Murder, Murder on Command, New York City, Nun, Opera, Organized Crime, Party, PLC, Poison, Pope, Prayer, Priest, Puppeteer, Railroad, Railway Station, Relatives, Reporter, Revenge, Shooting, Shot Dead, Sicily, Sniper, Stab, Suffocation, Uncle, Vatican
add Help

References

 There are no references.
Help

Referencing

This movie has been referenced in the following media:

Reference

edit Help

Alternative Titles

English

  • Sort
    The Godfather III
  • Sort
    The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone
  • Sort
    Mario Puzo's The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone
show all aliases
show full history

Editors

Movie created by:
Anonymous F5FEpAprOse LmPOAZtu4uQ
Movie last edited by:
Jo (Contribs)
Help

Embed Movie Information

Short URL: omdb.org/m242

The last film from the Godfather trilogy ends the story of the mafia boss Michael Corleone sixteen years after the first two Godfathers. Critics and the public alike say it did not live up to the level or success as the firsts did although it was nominated for seven Oscars.

No article has been created yet, you can start one

edit article


Also consider