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He Was Perfect For This Role. His Final Scene Was So Powerful. One Of My Favourites From The Entire Trilogy.
He was perfect for this role. His final scene was so powerful. One of my favourites from the entire trilogy.
Abe Vigoda as Sal Tessio in THE GODFATHER (1972) and THE GODFATHER PART II (1974)
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When Tom calls Carlo after Sonny's death.
"Hagen gave it to him straight. “They killed Sonny tonight. Don’t say anything. Connie called him while you were asleep and he was on his way over there, but I don’t want her to know that, even if she guesses it, I don’t want her to know it for sure. She’ll start thinking it’s all her fault. Now I want you to stay with her tonight and not tell her anything. I want you to make up with her. I want you to be the perfect loving husband. And I want you to stay that way until she has her baby at least. Tomorrow morning somebody, maybe you, maybe the Don, maybe her mother, will tell Connie that her brother got killed. And I want you by her side. Do me this favor and I’ll take care of you in the times to come. You got that?”
"Carlo’s voice was a little shaky. “Sure, Tom, sure. Listen, me and you always got along. I’m grateful. Understand?” “Yeah,” Hagen said. “Nobody will blame your fight with Connie for causing this, don’t worry about that. I’ll take care of that.” He paused and softly, encouragingly, “Go ahead now, take care of Connie.” He broke the connection."
He had learned never to make a threat, the Don had taught him that, but Carlo had gotten the message all right: he was a hair away from death.
From The Godfather novel by Mario Puzo.
(Is Tom threatening to have him killed here?)
I live for Tom Hagen and Johnny Fontane being salty about each other.
"Some mornings when he woke, the face of Don Corleone would be imprinted on his brain in that first conscious moment and he would feel safe."
Tom Hagen in The Godfather novel by Mario Puzo.