Diane Keaton says watching recut ‘Godfather: Part III’ was “one of the best moments of my life”

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The Godfather series ahead of the release of a new edit of the final part of the trilogy.Mario Puzo’s The Godfather Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone gives the 1990 movie The Godfather: Part III a new title and slightly shorter running time. It has also been restored to 4K and had enhancements made to its original 5.1 audio mix.In a new interview, director Coppola seemed to confirm it would be the last Godfather release he would be involved in.

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Godfather film.In a statement following the release of Francis Ford Coppola’s recut of The Godfather Part III, now released under the title Mario Puzo’s The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone, the studio left the door open.In a statement given to the New York Times, Paramount said: “While there are no imminent plans for another film in the Godfather saga, given the enduring power of its legacy it remains a possibility if the right story emerges.”However, Francis Ford Coppola has said

Francis Ford Coppola is finally at peace with Godfather: Part III. The Oscar-winning director recut the Paramount gangster film to become the picture he envisioned some 30 years ago.

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While “The Godfather” and its sequel are widely regarded as cinematic masterpieces, the third part of the trilogy was eviscerated by critics upon its 1990 release.

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Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaIt was a call that took Diane Keaton by surprise.Three decades after “Godfather Part III” opened to middling reviews and box office grosses, Francis Ford Coppola returned to the editing bay to tinker with a film that was largely dismissed as a disappointment.

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The Godfather III has been released – watch it below.The new version was announced back in September, and is promised to be Coppola and author Mario Puzo’s “true vision” for the 1990 film.Titled Mario Puzo’s The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone, the updated cut is touted as a “more appropriate conclusion” to The Godfather trilogy,” and Coppola said of the title: “[It’s] an acknowledgement of Mario’s and my preferred title and our original intentions for what became The Godfather:

Everyone used to rag on George Lucas for the special edition version of the original “Star Wars” trilogy with new VFX, new footage, etc. But let’s face it, no living legendary filmmaker is worse for toying with his classic films that Francis Ford Coppola, who has basically made an entire side career by re-releasing his films in new versions.