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Description edit
The third, and final, installment in Mario Puzo's epic chronicle of the Corleone crime family-one of the most enduring lineages in American literature and cinema-achieves a stunning crescendo with a story that imagines the role of the Mafia in the assassination of a young, charismatic... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Fredo Corleone: The dead brother of Micheal Corleone
- Michael Corleone: Head of the powerful Corleone family.
- Nick Geraci: A former capo of the Corleone family who survived attempt by Micheal to kill him.
- Tom Hagen: Micheal's Consigliere (trusted kegal advisor)
- Mary: Daughter of Micheal, lives with her mother in Maine
- Johnny Fontane: Hollywood legend, helped by Vito in the origional book. Vito was Johnny real Godfather.
- Francesca: Daughter of Sonny Corleone, Micheal's brother who was killed by a rival family in Puzo's book
- Eddie: Caporegime of the Corleone family
- Carlo Tramonti: Boss of New Orleans, one of the Comission memebers.
- Tommy Neri: Former cop and head of Corleone security.
- Theresa: Tom Hagen's wife.
- Rita: Micheal's lady
- Woltz: Studio head and race horse enthusiast - the man to whom Vito Corleone, famously made an offer he could not refuse:)
- Joe: Add a description of this character.
- Momo Barone
- Danny Shea
- Al Neri
- Lisa
- Kathy
- Mark Winegardner
- Dantzler
- Sid Klein
- Tamarkin
- Sonny
- Stracci
- Anthony
- Jimmy Shea
- Judy Buchanan
- Greco
- Nobilio
- Geary
- Augie
- Richie
- Mike
- Vito Corleone
- Angie
Setting & Locations edit
- Long Island, NY
- Las Vegas, NV
- New Orleans, LA
- Staten Island, NY
- Florida
- New York City
- America
- Charlotte
- Cleveland
- Cuba
- Miami
- New Jersey
- Sicily
- Brooklyn
- Nevada
- Chicago
- Hollywood
- Louisiana
- Mexico
- Fontainebleau
- Colombia
- United States
- Acapulco
- Maine
- Taxco
- Santiago
- Canada
- Italy
- California
- Bocchicchio
- Fausto
- Los Angeles
- Taormina
- White House
- Tucson
- Manhattan
- Arizona
- Palm Springs
- East Islip
First Sentence edit
Dressed in a tuxedo and his ratty old fishing hat, Fredo Corleone, who was dead, stood before his brother Michael in the middle of the dark cobblestone street in Hell's Kitchen where they'd lived as children, a fishing rod in one hand and a naked woman on his arm.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 4 of 4 in Godfather. (standard series)
Preceded by The Godfather Returns.
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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