Francis Ford Coppola’s 1972 gangster classic chronicled the handover of power from Vito Corleone to his son Michael.

The story came full circle 18 years later when Michael himself passed the reins over inThe Godfather Part III.

In hindsight, it’s surprising that a minor character from the first movie wasn’t picked instead.

Michael from Godfather and Vincent from part 3

Vincent gaining control of the Corleone family contributed little to this thematic motif.

Breaking away from his two predecessors,Vincent was absolutely delighted to be Godfather.

Connie and Carlo had another son before Michael Francis, Victor.

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He was even more invisible in the movies.

Don Michael II would also have perpetuated the sense of destiny that haunted the entire Corleone clan.

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Michael Corleone was a father figure of sorts to his godson.

That’s unfortunate, because Andy Garcia could have played Michael Francis with barely any changes to his performance.

Andy Garcia as Vincent and Al Pacino as Michael in The Godfather 3.

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Sofia Coppola as Michael Francis Rizzi in The Godfather.

The Godfather Part III is the third and final film in Francis Ford Coppola’s Godfather trilogy. The film again focuses on Michael Corleone, who is now in his 60s and looking for his replacement as the head of the family business. While still getting favorable reviews upon release, the film is often considered a significant drop in quality compared to its predecessors.

A photo from Connie Corleone and Carlo Rizzi’s wedding in The Godfather.

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The Godfather Part III is the third and final film in Francis Ford Coppola’s Godfather trilogy. The film again focuses on Michael Corleone, who is now in his 60s and looking for his replacement as the head of the family business. While still getting favorable reviews upon release, the film is often considered a significant drop in quality compared to its predecessors.

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