Barry Malkin, Oscar-Nominated Editor and Longtime Francis Ford Coppola Collaborator, Dies at 80
Malkin edited “The Godfather Part II” and “The Cotton Club” among many other credits
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What Really Happened to That Oscar Statue That Marlon Brando Refused?
TheWrap Oscar magazine: Former Academy executive director Bruce Davis tells the strange and tangled saga of Brando’s “Godfather” Oscar
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Sacheen Littlefeather, Who Rejected Oscar for Marlon Brando, Has Stage 4 Cancer
Littlefeather spoke on Brando’s behalf after his 1973 ‘The Godfather” win, demanding better representation of Native Americans in movies and TV in the first political Oscar speech
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Back-to-Back ‘Godfather’, ‘Godfather 2’ Screenings to Close Tribeca 2017
A conversation featuring Francis Ford Coppola, Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton, Talia Shire, and Robert De Niro to follow
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President Obama’s Favorite Movies and TV Shows in Office (Photos)
Remembering Obama by the things he watched, from “The Godfather” to “Game of Thrones”
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Bernardo Provenzano, Sicilian Mafia Boss Whose Life Mirrored ‘The Godfather,’ Dies at 83
Criminal evaded police for 43 years before he was captured in 2006 outside his hometown of Corleone, Sicily
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Mrs. Doubtfire to Walter White: The 14 Best and Worst On-Screen Dads (Videos)
TheWrap pays homage to some of Hollywood’s most memorable fathers in film and TV
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Why Paramount Really Can Refuse an Offer for ‘The Godfather,’ Other Movie Classics
Suitors are circling the film studio looking for a minority stake, but its very unlikely its 4,000-film library will be spun off
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Wrap-Ranker Poll: Best Books Adapted Into Oscar-Winning Movies
“The Lord of the Rings”? “The Godfather”? “Gone With the Wind”?
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‘Listen to Me Marlon’ Filmmakers Reveal How They Brought Brando Back to Life (Video)
TheWrap Screening Series: Oscar-shortlisted doc’s creators talk about using audio tapes that were like “the ghost of Marlon”
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Theodore Bikel, ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ Star, Dead at 91
The actor and folk singer died in Los Angeles on Tuesday morning
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Alex Rocco, Actor in ‘The Godfather,’ Dead at 79
The character actor, best known for playing mobsters like the casino owner in Francis Ford Coppola’s classic, won an Emmy in 1990 for “The Famous Teddy Z”
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Emmy Breakout Star Jussie Smollett Talks ‘Empire’ Episode When ‘Jamal Got His Balls,’ Cut Cookie Scene
“One of my favorite scenes that I ever shot with Taraji was cut from the pilot,” actor tells TheWrap. “It was this whole scene inside of an SUV and we were joking and it was just such a great scene and it was an emotional scene as well.”
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‘Stanford Prison Experiment’s’ Logan Miller, Keir Gilchrist to Star in Thriller ‘The Waiting’
James Caan will co-star in the movie for Anonymous Content, Star Thrower Ent. and Ball and Chain Prods.
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Chuck Lorre Cracks on CBS Boss at Tribute: I’m Rich I Can Say Whatever I Want About Les Moonves (Photos)
Everyone else answered the call of the pilot season “Godfather,” raking in $1.5 million for the Venice Family Clinic on Monday night
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Mel Brooks Still the King in New HBO Special
“I wondered ‘Could I go back to the Catskills? Could I go out there just me and a mic and entertain a thousand people?'” Brooks tells TheWrap
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‘Tetris: The Movie’ – 5 Acclaimed Directors Who Could Knock It Out of the Park
From Wes Anderson to Martin Scorsese, these five auteurs would make the most of a limited, block-matching concept
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Guillermo del Toro Tells Robert Rodriguez He Learned Set Design by Watching Opera (Exclusive Video)
“If you can live without it, leave it behind,” the “Pacific Rim” director tells the El Rey chief on “The Director’s Chair”
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‘Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back’ Voted Greatest Movie of All Time
“Empire” surpasses “The Godfather” in an Empire magazine poll of 250,000 film fans
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Cinematographer Gordon Willis Revisits His Career (Guest Blog)
The legendary cinematographer, who died this week, spoke about his work on “Godfather” movies and “Manhattan” in a lengthy 2006 interview for Below the Line
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Alfonso Cuaron on ‘Gravity': ‘Awards Don’t Make Your Film Better or Prettier’
Six months into a grueling awards season, the Mexican director reflects on the surprises from a crazy year
