I am 30 years old and this is the first time I have ever sat and watched the godfather, perhaps I was born in the stone age but I think a dvd would be a great jesture on ya'lls part to send me a classic such as this. I need to get up to speed. Schooling apperently has taken its toll on my movie watching pleasure. I want to thank you for having this impeccable performance availible for me to watch. I give accolades to the program directors for knowing I would have 3 hours to FINALLY watch this masterpiece.

Yours Truly,
Jeremy Bryant

I'm a real Godfather fan, and have seen them a number of times. But I could NEVER answer these questions. Will the answers ever be posted somewhere? I'm really curious about some of them.
THX!
Sandra

It is difficult for me to be honest about this subject and still be believable because my claims will certainly sound exaggerated, but I have read the novel "The Godfather" approximately twenty some times, and I have watched parts 1 and 2 of the movie probably 50 times each. I have only watched part 3 maybe 3 times, it is a blasphemously horrible movie that disgraces the first 2 movies and I refuse to watch it. I actually rarely stop reading the book for long; it stays on my nightstand and I seldom take a break from reading it for long. My point to all this is that even I only know the answer to about 8 of these questions. Its hardly a true test of knowledge.

1. Moshulu
2. LaMotta and Tommy Bell
3. "a term of respect"
4. "For he's a jolly good fellow"
"Mona Lisa"
5 Gets ready to write a number but doesn't actually write anything (on the AMC version). Writes on a white cabinet door.
6. Best and Co.
7. Cigars
8. Blood
9. Pacino
10. They were recut and presented in chronological order so that portions of GII were shown before Godfather. (This version has actually aired on AMC)
11. Best Original Music to Nino Rota for LoveTheme from the Godfather--he had previously used some of the score in Fortunella a movie from the 50's he had scored.
12.Citizen Kane
13. Oranges. The Sopranos
14. Audi--the horse's head in the bed scene. Actually had Moe Green in the scene.
15. Robert Duvall

Quite sure about the others, not so sure about 12 and 15. Thanks for letting me play.

1. The Moshulu

2. Jake La Motta versus Tommy Bell

3. A term of affection and respect

4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," "Mona Lisa"

5. "8:30" on the kitchen cabinet

6. Best & Co.

7. A Zippo-style cigarette lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket.

8. Blood.

9. Al Pacino

10. They were shown together as "The Godfather: A Novel for Television" (or "The Godfather Saga") in chronological order with some theater scenes deleted and other scenes added.

11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from an earlier film "Fortunella" (1958).

12. Gone with the Wind

13. The orange. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an orange vendor stand, and he dies after putting an orange rind in his mouth. He spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot. At the summit of the Five Families, bowls of oranges are in front of Tattaglia and Barzini, who betray Don Vito Corleone. Homage: Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in "The Sopranos" when there is an attempted hit on him.

14. The scene where Woltz wakes up to find his horse's decapitated head under the covers of his bed. Audi.

15. Abe Vigoda - People magazine.

I consider myself the ultimate GodFather fan and watch it everytime it comes on but these questions are WAY too hard. Bring it down a notch and give more of us a chance to actually win. Kudos to kat63 who after reading those answers appears to be right.

Wow!! Finally a quiz that makes a body think. I have seen the movie a number of times. I actually thought I could take this quiz and ace it. Thanks for making me use those extra brain cells. I look forward to learning so much more.

Strong work take-the-cannoli. I didn't consider Abe Vigoda because he appeared so briefly in GII (only in the final scene). Rumors of his death have been greatly exaggerated. As a side note, Brando was rumored to have died long before he really did.

(Hey, AMC - I did not list my real name, but the email is correct. K. S. Carter, High Point, NC)

What can I say? Godfather and Godfather II are among the best films ever made. Not only are they operatic in their development (and even Godfather III, often criticized as inferior, pays homage to this in its final scenes) with all the complexity of Shakespearian tragedy, they are full of great acting and a script of wisdom: "Leave the gun. Take the cannoli." Who needs more than this?

Thanks for the refresher quiz!

Hey, kat63, thanks for the kudos. Nice work yourself. Good point about Brando.

Two things....1) everyone seems to forget that Clemenza says "cannolis" plural, not singular...watch his mouth....his wife pluralizes it, too. Also, I have my own trivia question...what is the month and day of Vito Corleone's birthday? It was mentioned in GII.

1. Moshulu
2. Jack LaMotta vs Tommy Bell
3.a term used by his friends one of affection and of respect
4. For hes a jolly good fellow, mona lisa
5.8:30 on the kitchen cabinet
6. Best & co.
7. Cigars
8. Blood
9.al pacino
10. the movies were shown in chronoligical order
11. Best original music to nina rota love theme for godfather, had used some of it before in the film Fortunella
12.gone with the wind
13. orange they said the color orange showed up well in the dark scenes. the sopranos tony had orange juice with him before he had a attempted hit on him
14.the horses head in the bed scene, product was the car audi
15.Abe Vigoda, People magazine

1. The Moshulu

2. Jake La Motta versus Tommy Bell

3. A term of affection and respect

4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," "Mona Lisa"

5. "8:30" on the kitchen cabinet

6. Best & Co.

7. A Zippo-style cigarette lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket.

8. Blood.

9. Marlon Brando

10. They were shown together as "The Godfather: A Novel for Television" (or "The Godfather Saga") in chronological order with some theater scenes deleted and other scenes added. There was also a disclaimer with FFC and Talia Shire after each commercial break in which they said that the films should not be interpreted as a slur on Italians.

11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from an earlier film "Fortunella" (1958).

12. Citizen Kane

13. The orange. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an orange vendor stand, and he dies after putting an orange rind in his mouth. He spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot. At the summit of the Five Families, bowls of oranges are in front of Tattaglia and Barzini, who betray Don Vito Corleone. Homage: Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in "The Sopranos" when there is an attempted hit on him.

14. The scene where Woltz wakes up to find his horse's decapitated head under the covers of his bed. Audi.

15. Abe Vigoda - People magazine.

1. Moshulu
2. LaMotta vs Tommy Bell
3.a term used by his friends one of affection and of respect
4. For hes a jolly good fellow, mona lisa
5.8:30 on the kitchen cabinet
6. Best & co.
7. Cigars
8. Blood
9.al pacino
10. the movies were shown in chronoligical order
11. Best original music to nina rota love theme for godfather, had used some of it before in the film Fortunella
12.gone with the wind
13. orange they said the color orange showed up well in the dark scenes. the sopranos tony had orange juice with him before he had a attempted hit on him
14.the horses head in the bed scene, product was the car audi
15.Abe Vigoda, People magazine

1the moshulu2jake lamotta v tommy bell 3a term of affection and respect.4 for he a jolly good fellow and mona lisa.5 8.30 kitchen cabnet.6 best&co.7 he had a cigars.8 blood.9 al pacino.10 recut and presented in chronological order.11 nino rota best musical score filim earlier fortnella 1958.c
12 citzen kane.13 oranges,sopranos,tony was opening a bottle of orange juice when the hit was put on him.14 audi car ,head of the horse in the bed15 abe vigoda and it was people magazine

Lets face it.....without a dvd or tivo, there is no way anyone can answer these ALL these questions. I have to confess, I have been watching Godfather(1 and 2) since I was 10 years old(42 now). Umpteen times.....answered about 8 of em. "What I didn't know until today......was that it was tatalia all along"

may I add some internet research.

1: The Moshulu
2: The fight of Jake La Motta verses Tommy Bell
3: Godfather is a term used by his friends, one of affection, one of respect.
4: "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5: He wrote 8:30 on his white kitchen cabinet door above his phone.
6: Best & Co. on Fifth Ave between 51st and 52nd Streets.
7: A lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his coat pockets.
8: Blood
9: Al Pacino.
10: They were shown his chronological order as The Godfather: A Novel For Television with some scenes added and some threater scenes deleted.
11: Nino Rota, for best Love theme Music but he used it in his previous film called "Fortunella"
12: It's been dubbed "the Gone with the Wind of gangster movies."
13: Oranges, The Sopranos, when ther was an attemtped hit on Tony Soprano he was carrying orange juice.
14: The scene was the horse head in the bed the product was Audi.
15: Abe Vigoda, he played Sal Tessio, and it was People Magazine in the 1980's.

my email: cherokeetkitten1@aol.com

The Don's birthday was December 7th. Nice trivia question.

1. Moshulu
2. LaMotta and Tommy Bell
3. It means a term of respect.
4. "For He Is A Jolly Good Fellow," and "Mona Lisa"
5. Sonny writes "8:30" on the kitchen cabinet.
6. Best and Co.
7. cigars
8. blood
9.Al Pacino
10. The movies were cut and shown together in
chronoligical order.
11. The Godfather that put Brando back into the
spotlight, at the 1973 Academy Awards, earned
him an Oscar for best actor, which he refused,
sending an actress dressed in Native American
garb to the Academy Award ceremonies, to
reject the award with a diatribe against the
wrongs done to Native Americans by the U.S.
12. Gone With The Wind
13. Oranges. In the Sapronos Tony had orange juice with him before he had an attempted hit.
14. The horses head in the bed scene. The car was Audi.
15. Abe Vigoda, People Magazine

1.Moshulu

2.Lamotta vs. Tommy Bell

3. term of respect used by friends

4.For he's a jolly good fellow and Mona Lisa

5.writes 8:30 on white kitchen cabinet in DVD version; AMC version he gets ready to write something but doesn't write anything

6.Best & Co.

7.Zippo style lighter in pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket

8.blood

9.Al Pacino

10.shown in chronological order with scenes added and some deleted and a disclaimer that it was not a slur on Italians, called the godfather saga, toned down the violence, sex, and cursing.

11.Best musical score to Nino Rota for the "Godfather Waltz", some of it was taken from a film done before, fortunella

12.The Godfather was compared to Gone With the Wind

13.The orange is associated with death, there are lots of scenes showing oranges with the person who dies or the person who kills, the most famous is the godfather,don vito, playing with his grandson, cutting the orange and chasing his grandson right before his heart attack

14.2008 Audi commercial for their new R8 model, the grill of a rival luxury car is found in an oil soaked bed, the scene it modeled was the horse head Jack Woltz scene where he wakes up to find Khartoum's $600,000 head in his blood soaked silk sheets

15.Abe Vigoda- People Magazine

1.Moshulu

2.Lamotta vs. Tommy Bell

3. term of respect used by friends

4.For he's a jolly good fellow and Mona Lisa

5.writes 8:30 on white kitchen cabinet in DVD version; AMC version he gets ready to write something but doesn't write anything

6.Best & Co.

7.Zippo style lighter in pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket

8.blood

9.Al Pacino

10.shown in chronological order with scenes added and some deleted and a disclaimer that it was not a slur on Italians, called the godfather saga, toned down the violence, sex, and cursing.

11.Best musical score to Nino Rota for the "Godfather Waltz", some of it was taken from a film done before, fortunella

12.The Godfather was compared to Gone With the Wind

13.The orange is associated with death, there are lots of scenes showing oranges with the person who dies or the person who kills, the most famous is the godfather,don vito, playing with his grandson, cutting the orange and chasing his grandson right before his heart attack. In the sopranos, Tony Soprano is holding orange juice during an attempted hit on his life

14.2008 Audi commercial for their new R8 model, the grill of a rival luxury car is found in an oil soaked bed, the scene it modeled was the horse head Jack Woltz scene where he wakes up to find Khartoum's $600,000 head in his blood soaked silk sheets

15.Abe Vigoda- People Magazine

1. Moshulu.
2. LaMotta and Tommy Bell.
3. Term of affection & Respect.
4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" & "Mona Lisa"
5. 8:30 on kitchen cabinet.
6. Best & Co.
7. Cigars.
8. Blood.
9. Al Pacino.
10. Shown together as "The Godfather" in chronological order.
11. Nino Rotta.
12. Gone with the Wind.
13. The orange. Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in The Sopranos when there is an attempted hit on him.
14. Audi. Horse head in bed scene.
15. Abe Vigoda.

1. Moshulu
2. Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell
3. "Godfather" is a term of affection, respect and used by close friends.
4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" & "Mona Lisa".
5. The time 8:30 on the kitchen cabinet,above the telephon
6. Best & Co.
7. A lighter is in his pocket. Cigars and in his coat pocket.
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino. In fact the restaurant scene is what "saved him" from being replaced by the studio.
10. Godfather I & II were cut and shown in chronological time and titled "The Godfather: A Novel for television. This version had additional scenes included.
11. Nino Rota~ for the "Godfather waltz" (love theme) but it came from a previous film entitled "Fortunella".
12. Gone with the Wind~ the best of ganster movies.
13.Oranges. When the attempted assination on Vito C.happend, he had stopped at a fruit stand, intending to purchase an orange. In the SOPRANOS, ther was an attempted assination on Tony. He had orange juice. However in GFIII, orange jusice was a lifesaver for Michael~ he has diabetes. Prior to confessing his sins, Michael ask for orange juice. He also went into diabetic shock and oJ saved him.
14. The scene was the horse head in the bed of the movie director who would not give the role to Johnny Fontaine. The product was AUDI car.
15. Abe Vigoda (Tessimo). People Magazine
sheldosx@yahoo.com

The Don's Birthday ws December 7th: Pearl Harbor. Born in 1892. In fact that's when Michael tole his family that he enlisted in the Marines.
( good question)

I am 18 years old and I have been watching this movie since I was 10. The Godfather is my favorite movie of all time and it is the best movie of all time. I have seen all three parts countless times, fully. The first movie on my iPod was The Godfather. The first song on my iPod was The Godfather song. I have 20 different songs from the movies on my iPod. The only ringtone that I put on my phone was the The Godfather love theme.

1. The Moshulu
2. Jake La Motta v. Tommy Bell
3. He says that his father was called Godfather because it was a name that people called him out of respect and affection.
4. "For he's a jolly good fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5. "8:30" on the kitchen cabinet
6. They go to Best&Co.
7. He has a lighter in his right pant pocket and cigars in his front shirt pocket.
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. In 1975, when The Godfather was first shown on TV, Coppola edited Part 1 and Part 2 together. He put the scenes in chronological order, added some unseen footage and toned down the sex, violence and cursing. It was rated TV-14 and known as "The Godfather Saga". In 1992, another version of the saga was released, but this time including Part 3 and the whole movie ran for 583 minutes.
11. The nomination for Best Score was revoked for Nino Rota's Love Theme because it was used in Fortunella. Brando won for best actor but he refused to except the award.
12. Gone with the wind
13. the orange is associated with death in the movie because everytime and orange is shown, someone would die or be close to dying. The directors claim that they used it because its color worked well with the dark scenes. The Sopranos where Tony holds a glass of orange juice when he is almost assassinated.
14. the ad is homage to the horse's head scene. It is a 2008 Audi R8 commercial where a man, who is supposedly the director who denies Johny Fontain his movie, wakes up to find what appears to be a Mercedes grill and front end in his bed.
15. Abe Vigoda was the actor who was said to have passes away by People magazine in 1982. He made fun of this situation by posing in a coffin sitting up and reading the magazine. the same thing happened again however in 1987 when a Secacus, New Jersey WWOR Channel 9 TV reporter called him " the late Abe Vigoda"

I have watched the Godfather movies, including the Godfather III so many times it drives my family crazy.I saw the original movie in 1972 and both of the sequels when they came out, and as soon as they played on TV I started watching them over and over again. There is absolutely no way I could possibly answer every one of those questions even though I can practically recite scenes from each of the three movies. I would say that out of 15 questions I got 6 right. I don't think anyone could possibly answer all of those questions without doing a little internet searching. That is okay, but the whole idea is to see who is the ultimate Godfather fan, which to me means the information that is inside one's head, not obtained through computer research! I could easily have looked up the answers to the questions too. How the heck would anybody know the answer to #11? My congrats if you do because I certainly don't! I am not going to submit my answers because I already know only 6 are right. Good luck to those of you who have every one right. I will continue to watch the Godfather saga as long as it runs on TV. I am definitely addicted and I consider it to be a very healthy addiction! Is Abe Vigoda really still alive? Ha ha!

Came to take the quiz. You have 7 questions that have nothing to do with being a fan of the Godfather Movies. They have to do with Superbowl commercials, magazine descriptions of the movies, academy awards etc. The questions for the actual Godfather movies I found very easy. I only last night noticed the name on the boat. Everytime I watch them, I learn something new. I love watching them as well as the Soprano's, both are a part of my Heritage. Many people think these are movies for men, we women love them too. My sisters and I love the Catholic, Italian portrayal of family get togethers and the food, the Weddings and the Baptisms, First Communions and the Confirmations. If you look beyond the violence of the Mafia, you see the loyalty of family, the protection of brother's for their sister's, the loyalty of husband to wife and love of their children. Thanks for showing these movies over and over.

As far as I am concerned, the three best movies ever made were 1-Casablanca; 2 Godfather II; 3-Godfather. I watch them whenever they are aired - but not on network TV - only on the cable outlets. Anyway, these are the answers to the 15 questions - some pretty tough some pretty easy.

1-The Moshulu
2-Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell
3-Respect and affection
4-"For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5-He looks at his watch and writes the time 8:30 on the inside of the kitchen cabinet
6-Best & Co
7-Lighter
8-Blood
9-None other than Alfredo James Pacino
10-Presented by NBC as a single movie. It was recut to show all events in chronological order.
11-Originally nominated for Best Original Score. However, it was rescinded because Nino Rotti wrote part of the score and love theme for the 1958 Italian movie Fortunella
12-Gone With The Wind
13-Oranges - someone is about to die. In the Sopranos - Tony is holding a glass of orange juice just before an attempt on his life. However in Godfather III, the diabetic Michael gulps down a large glass of orange juice in an attempt to re-balance is blood sugar. In the final scene of G3 in which Michael dies, he drops the orange he was holding.
14-The horse's head and blood in Jack Woltz' bed is replaced by grease and the nose piece of an automobile in an ad for the Audi R8.
15-Abe Vigoda was reported to be dead by People magazine in 1982.

Now that I think about question # 5, I'm pretty sure that he writes on the front of the cabinet, not the inside.

Thanks to Lenore for the question about Don Vito's birthday - Dec 7 - remember that Sonny curses the "Japs" for attacking on Pop's birthday.

I happened to think of this just before Vito puts 3 bullets in Don Fanucci.

1-The Moshulu
2-Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell
3-Respect and affection
4-"For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5-He looks at his watch and writes the time 8:30 on the inside of the kitchen cabinet
6-Best & Co
7-Lighter
8-Blood
9-None other than Alfredo James Pacino
10-Presented by NBC as a single movie. It was recut to show all events in chronological order.
11-Originally nominated for Best Original Score. However, it was rescinded because Nino Rotti wrote part of the score and love theme for the 1958 Italian movie Fortunella
12-Gone With The Wind
13-Oranges 14-The horse's head and blood in Jack Woltz' bed is replaced by grease and the nose piece of an automobile in an ad for the Audi R8.
15-Abe Vigoda was reported to be dead by People magazine in 1982.

1. Moshulu.
2. LaMotta and Tommy Bell.
3. Term of affection & Respect.
4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" & "Mona Lisa"
5. 8:30 on kitchen cabinet.
6. Best & Co.
7. Cigars.
8. Blood.
9. Al Pacino.
10. Shown together as "The Godfather" in chronological order.
11. Nino Rotta.
12. Gone with the Wind.
13. Oranges. The Sopranos
14. Audi. Horse head in bed scene.
15. Abe Vigoda.

1. The Moshulu

2. Jake La Motta versus Tommy Bell

3. A term of affection and respect

4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," "Mona Lisa"

5. "8:30" on the kitchen cabinet

6. Best & Co.

7. A Zippo-style cigarette lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket.

8. Blood.

9. Al Pacino

10. They were shown together as "The Godfather: A Novel for Television" (or "The Godfather Saga") in chronological order with some theater scenes deleted and other scenes added.

11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from an earlier film "Fortunella" (1958).

12. Gone with the Wind

13. The orange. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an orange vendor stand, and he dies after putting an orange rind in his mouth. He spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot. At the summit of the Five Families, bowls of oranges are in front of Tattaglia and Barzini, who betray Don Vito Corleone. Homage: Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in "The Sopranos" when there is an attempted hit on him.

14. The scene where Woltz wakes up to find his horse's decapitated head under the covers of his bed. Audi.

15. Abe Vigoda - People magazine.

I believe that no one has yet answered all 4 parts of question 13 and the "product" of question 14.

1. What boat carries young Vito to Ellis Island in The Godfather: Part II?

The Mushulu

2. What fight is advertised at the fruit stand where Don Corleone does some shopping for produce in The Godfather?

Jake LaMotta and Tommy Bell at Madison Square Garden

3. When Michael appears before the Senate Committee in The Godfather: Part II, what does he say the term godfather represents?

affection and respect

4. In The Godfather, what two songs does the band play to welcome
Michael to Las Vegas?

"For He's a Jolly good fellow" and "Mona Lisa"

5. In The Godfather, what does Sonny write after he gets a phone call from Sollozzo, and where does he write it?

The time of the phone call from Sollozzo, 8:30, on the outside of the 2nd kitchen cabinet door from the left.

6. Where do Michael and Kay do their Christmas shopping in The Godfather?

Best & Co.

7. In The Godfather: Part II, what does Frankie Pentageli have in his pocket when he chats with Tom Hagen?

cigars

8. According to Sollozzo in The Godfather, what is "a big expense"?

blood

9. Which actor said of the casting process for The Godfather, "Francis knew I could do the part and so did I, but he kept asking me to test again and again. I didn't want to go...I don't go where I'm not
wanted."

Al Pacino

10. When the two Godfather films were first shown on network television, they were presented differently than they had been in theaters. How?

chronologically.

11. Which of The Godfather's Academy Award nominations was rescinded and why?

Nino Rota’s score for The Godfather had its nomination rescinded once the Academy found out that some of Rota’s score had been previously used in his music for the 1958 film Fortunella.

12. What epic film was The Godfather compared to by both Newsweek and Time?

Gone With the Wind

13. What fruit is associated with death in The Godfather, and why? What recent television series paid homage to this, and how?

the orange,

Oranges were a rare, sweet thing in Italy in the 1930's-1950's. Thus rarity = premonition = acceptance = death.

The Sopranos,

In season one, Tony buys a bottle of orange juice just before being shot. In an early scene in the finale, Tony eats an orange while talking to Carmela, foreshadowing his death.

14. One of the best-received commercials of Superbowl XLII parodied a

scene from The Godfather. What was the scene, and what was the product advertised?

The horse's head scene in Woltz's bedroom, Audi R8

15. A featured member of the cast of both Godfathers has been declared dead a number of times (as of this writing, he is alive). Who is he,
and what publication made the first fatal error?

Abe Vigota, people magazine

I believe that The Godfather Parts1 and 2 are the greatest films ever made. Part 3 was still a good film but didn't do the other 2 films justice, it was just a logical closure to the story. Here are my answers to the quiz.

1. The Moshulu
2. Jake De LaMotta and Tommy Bell
3. A term of affection and respect
4." For he's a jolly good fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5. 8:30 on a white cabinet door in the DVD version and there is nothing written in the AMC version.
6. Best and Company
7. Cigars
8.Blood
9. Al Pacino
10.The films were cut in chronological order.
11. Nino Rita,best musical score. He re-used his themes from the film" Fortunella"(1958)
12. Gone with the Wind
13. The orange is the fruit that symbolizes death in the Godfather. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an orange vendor stand, he dies after putting an orange rind in his mouth, he spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot. At the summit of the five families, bowls of oranges are in front of Tallaglia and Barzini, who eventually betrays Don Vito Corleone. The Sopranos pay
homage to the symbolizism.
14. The scene where Woltz wakes up with the horse head under his covers. Audi R8
15. Abe Vigoda- People Magazine

1. Moshulu
2. Jake Lamatta and Tommy Bell
3. Affection and respect
4. For he's a jolly good fellow and mona lisa
5. 8:30 on the kitchen cabinet
6. Best and Company
7. Cigar and Lighter
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. Chronological order
11. Best orginial score-Nino Rota previously used in earlier movie
12. Gone with the wind
13. Oranges- The Sopranos-when he was carrying orange juice before an attempted attack
14. Audi-horse head in the bed
15. Abe Vigoda-People Magazine in 1982

I was right in my 11:43 AM post -
When Sollozzo calls Sonny, Sonny looks at his watch and writes the time (8:30) on the OUTSIDE of the right hand cabinet door.

1.The Moshulu
2.Lamotta v. Bell
3.It's a term for respect and affection.
4.For He's a Jolly Good Fellow & Mona Lisa
5.Sonny writes 8:30 on the outside of the white kitchen cabinet.
6.Best & Co.
7.He has a lighter in his pants pocket and a cigar in shirt pocket.
8.Blood
9.Al Pacino
10.It was originally shown as 1 movie and was recut to show all the events in chronological order.
11. The Best Original Score for Nino Rota. He had used part of it in another movie from the 50's
12.Gone With the Wind
13.Oranges-Don Vito shot in front of orange stand, died with orange slice in mouth.The Sopranos when assassination attempt on Tony's life is made he's holding bottle of OJ.
14.Horse's head and blood from Jack Woltz's bedroom-replaced withAudi R8 front end and oil
15.Abe Vigoda-People Magazine 1982

1. What boat carries young Vito to Ellis Island in The Godfather: Part II?
Moshula

2. What fight is advertised at the fruit stand where Don Corleone does some shopping for produce in The Godfather?
Jake LaMotta & Tommy Bell at the Gardens

3. When Michael appears before the Senate Committee in The Godfather: Part II, what does he say the term godfather represents?
Term of affection and respect

4. In The Godfather, what two songs does the band play to welcome Michael to Las Vegas?
“For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow” & “Mona Lisa”

5. In The Godfather, what does Sonny write after he gets a phone call from Sollozzo, and where does he write it?
8:30 on the white kitchen cabinet, 2nd from the left. The 8:30 is the time of Sollozzo’s call so Sonny will know when the 3 hours are up.

6. Where do Michael and Kay do their Christmas shopping in The Godfather?
Best & Co.

7. In The Godfather: Part II, what does Frankie Pentageli have in his pocket when he chats with Tom Hagen?
A zippo like lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket

8. According to Sollozzo in The Godfather, what is "a big expense"?
Blood

9. Which actor said of the casting process for The Godfather, "Francis knew I could do the part and so did I, but he kept asking me to test again and again. I didn't want to go...I don't go where I'm not wanted."
Al James Pacino

10. When the two Godfather films were first shown on network television, they were presented differently than they had been in theaters. How?

In 1975, when The Godfather was first shown on TV, Coppola edited Part 1 & 2 together. He put the scences in chronological order, and some unseen footage and toned down the sex, violence and cursing. It was know as the “Godfather Sage” in 1993 another version of the saga was shown, but included Part 3.

11. Which of The Godfather's Academy Award nominations was rescinded, and why?

The nomination for Best Score was revoked for Nino Rota’s Love theme, because it was used in 1958 score for Fortunella. Also Marlo brando won for Best Actor but he refused to accept the award.

12. What epic film was The Godfather compared to by both Newsweek and Time?
Gone with the Wind

13. What fruit is associated with death in The Godfather, and why?
What recent television series paid homage to this, and how?
The Orange.
With them being rare during the1930’s ,rarity=premonition=acceptance=death. Examples 1. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an orange vender stand, 2. Don Vito spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot, 3. Don Vito dies with a orange rind in his mouth, 4. At the summitt of the 5 families bowls fo oranges are in front of Tattaglia and Barzini who betray Don Vito.

Homage: Soprano’s – Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice when there is an attempted hit on him. In an a scence in the series finale, Tony eats an orange while talking to Carmela, as a prelude to his death.

14. One of the best-received commercials of Superbowl XLII parodied a scene from The Godfather. What was the scene, and what was the product advertised?
The scence was when Mr. Jack Waltz director of a film that Johny Fontain wants in, but is refuses, So Mr Waltz wakes up with the decapitated head & blood of his $600,000 horse- “Atum” in his bed between the sheets. In the commerical the guy wakes up to a front grill / nose piece of a Mercedes and grease. The ad was for 2008 Audi R8

15. A featured member of the cast of both Godfathers has been declared dead a number of times (as of this writing, he is alive). Who is he, and what publication made the first fatal error?

Abe Vigoda – People Magazine in 1982

1. Moshulu

2. Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell

3. He calls it “a term used by his (Vito Corleone’s) friends, one of affection, one of respect”.

4. “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow” and “Mona Lisa”

5. He writes 8:30 on the kitchen cabinet.

6. Best and Co.

7. A lighter.

8. Blood

9. Al Pacino

10. They were presented as The Godfather Saga, in which the movies were shown in chronological order from Vito Corleone’s childhood to the end of Godfather II.

11. The nomination for Best Original Score; it was deemed ineligible because Nino Rota used a theme from the 1958 movie Fortunella.

12. Gone With the Wind

13. Oranges, because they seem to appear before a death scene; in The Sopranos, Tony buys a carton of orange juice shortly before an attempt is made on his life.

14. Audi promoted its R8 model using the front of a Rolls-Royce in a parody of the decapitated horse's head scene; it also featured Alex Rocco, who played Moe Greene.

15. Abe Vigoda was first reported dead by People Magazine in 1982.

1. The Moshulu

2. Jake La Motta versus Tommy Bell

3. A term of affection and respect

4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," "Mona Lisa"

5. "8:30" on the white kitchen cabinet

6. Best & Co.

7. A cigarette lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket.

8. Blood.

9. Al Pacino

10. They were shown together as "The Godfather: A Novel for Television" (or "The Godfather Saga") in chronological order with some theater scenes deleted and other scenes added.

11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from the 1958 "Fortunella" film.

12. Gone With The Wind

13. The orange. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an fruit vendor stand. He spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot. The homageis Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in "The Sopranos" when there is an attempted hit on him.

14. The scene where Woltz wakes up to find his horse's decapitated head under the covers of his bed. [in the commercial, the actor is Alex Rocco, who was Mo Green in The Godfather]. Audi R8.

15. Abe Vigoda - People magazine.

1. The Moshulu
2. Jake La Motta versus Tommy Bell
3. A term of affection and respect
.4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," "Mona Lisa"
5. "8:30" on the white kitchen cabinet
6. Best & Co.
7. A cigarette lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket.
8. Blood.
9. Al Pacino
10. They were shown together as "The Godfather: A Novel for Television" (or "The Godfather Saga") in chronological order with some theater scenes deleted and other scenes added.
11.11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from the 1958 "Fortunella" film.
12. Gone With The Wind
13. The orange. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an fruit vendor stand. He spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot. The homageis Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in "The Sopranos" when there is an attempted hit on him.

14. The scene where Woltz wakes up to find his horse's decapitated head under the covers of his bed. [in the commercial, the actor is Alex Rocco, who was Mo Green in The Godfather]. Audi R8. 15. Abe Vigoda - People magazine.

1. Moshulu
2. LaMotta and Tommy Bell
3. "a term of respect"
4. "For he's a jolly good fellow"
"Mona Lisa"
5 Gets ready to write a number but doesn't actually write anything (on the AMC version). Writes on a white cabinet door.
6. Best and Co.
7. Cigars
8. Blood
9. Pacino
10. They were recut and presented in chronological order so that portions of GII were shown before Godfather. (This version has actually aired on AMC)
11. Best Original Music to Nino Rota for LoveTheme from the Godfather--he had previously used some of the score in Fortunella a movie from the 50's he had scored.
12.Citizen Kane
13. Oranges. The Sopranos
14. Audi--the horse's head in the bed scene. Actually had Moe Green in the scene.
15. Robert Duvall

i'am a true godfather fan. i have every movie al pacino made. but i could not answer those questions. alot of little things that people don't usually pay attention too. but i'd still like to get the godfather series on dvd's

i'am a true godfather fan. i have every movie al pacino made. but i could not answer those questions. alot of little things that people don't usually pay attention too. but i'd still like to get the godfather series on dvd's

i think al pacino is the best actor there ever was. he always makes his role very captivating.

1. The Moshulu

2. Jack La Motta versus Tommy Bell

3. A term of affection and respect

4. For He's a Jolly Good Fellow & Mona Lisa

5. 8:30 on the kitchen cabinet

6. Best & Co.

7. A Zippo Cigarette lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his shirt pocket.

8. Blood

9. Al Pacino

10. They were shown together as "The Godfather: A Novel for Television: (or The Godfather Saga)" in chronological order with some theater scenes deleted and other scenes added. There was also a disclaimer with FCC and Talia Shire after each commercial break in which they said that the films should not be interpreted as a slur on Italians.

11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from an earlier film "Fortunella" (1958).

12. Citizen Kane

13. The orange. Don Vito Corleone is shot near an orange vendor stand, and he dies after putting an orange rind in his mouth. He spills a basket of oranges as he falls after being shot. At the summit of Five Families, bowls of oranges are in front of Tattaglia and Barzini, who betray Don Vito Corleone. Homage: Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in "The Sopranos" when there is an attempted hit on him.

14. The scene where Woltz wakes up to find his forse's decapitated head under the covers of his bed. Audi.

15. Abe Vigoda- People magazine.

I really enjoyed reading the Godfather book when it first came out years ago.

I always enjoy watching the Godfather movies. I felt it was helpful to have read the book prior to seeing the first Godfather movie. It's being great seeing The Godfather and The Godfather II movies again.

Years ago I loaned my Godfather book to a neighbor who told me that she thought it was boring. I could not get over her saying that. I remember that to this day. To me it was anything but boring. I thought it was an outstanding book, and that it was very exciting.

1. Moshulu

2. Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell

3. "...one of affection, one of respect..."

4. "Mona Lisa" & "For A He's Jolly Good Fellow"

5. 8:30, on the cupboard door in the kitchen

6. Best & Company

7. Cigars and a zippo lighter

8. Blood

9. Al Pacino

10. They were broadcast in chronological order; the flashbacks sequences in GF2 were placed in the beginning, and GF1 and GF2 were shown as one contiguous film with deleted scenes included.

11. Nino Rota lifted the "love theme" from an earlier film he scored; therefore the Best Score nomination was rescinded.

12. Gone with the Wind

13. Oranges, because traditionally, Sicilian Blood Oranges signified death in the old country (because of their rich, red, blood-like juice); also, Richard Bright declared that "'the symbol of evil is the f@#%'in orange!"

Tony Soprano is carrying a bottle of OJ as he climbs into his SUV and a hit is attempted on him.

14. GF1, decapitated head of Kartoum the Horse in bed with Woltz, for Audi.

15. Abe Vigoda - he's still alive ("five shots and he's still alive"); People Magazine, 1982

1. What boat carries young Vito to Ellis Island in The Godfather: Part II?
The Moshulu
2. What fight is advertised at the fruit stand where Don Corleone does some shopping for produce in The Godfather?
A Jake LaMotta Fight with Tommy the Bull at the Garden.
3. When Michael appears before the Senate Committee in The Godfather: Part II, what does he say the term godfather represents?
It is a term of affection used by “friends” to show respect.
4. In The Godfather, what two songs does the band play to welcome Michael to Las Vegas?
For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow and Mona Lisa
5. In The Godfather, what does Sonny write after he gets a phone call from Sollozzo, and where does he write it?
He writes down the time of the call on the kitchen cupboard and tells him he will wait for Hagan
6. Where do Michael and Kay do their Christmas shopping in The Godfather?

Best &Co
7. In The Godfather: Part II, what does Frankie Pentageli have in his pocket when he chats with Tom Hagen?
Cigars and a lighter
8. According to Sollozzo in The Godfather, what is "a big expense"?
He says blood is a big expense when talking to Tom Hagan after trying to kill Don Vito.
9. Which actor said of the casting process for The Godfather, "Francis knew I could do the part and so did I, but he kept asking me to test again and again. I didn't want to go...I don't go where I'm not wanted."
Al Pacino
10. When the two Godfather films were first shown on network television, they were presented differently than they had been in theaters. How?
They were shown cut and put in order so people could follow it better? (don’t know why)
11. Which of The Godfather's Academy Award nominations was rescinded, and why?
Best original musical score, had already been used in another movie
12. What epic film was The Godfather compared to by both Newsweek and Time?
Citizen Cane
13. What fruit is associated with death in The Godfather, and why? What recent television series paid homage to this, and how?
Oranges- The Don was buying oranges (and green peppers) the first time he was shot and he died in his orange grove. The Sopranos I guess (never really like them so did not watch them much)
14. One of the best-received commercials of Superbowl XLII parodied a scene from The Godfather. What was the scene, and what was the product advertised?
Audi- The used the Jack Woltz scene substituting the head of a horse for the front end of a Mercedes.
15. A featured member of the cast of both Godfathers has been declared dead a number of times (as of this writing, he is alive). Who is he, and what publication made the first fatal error?
Tessio- Abe Vigoda

1. Moshulu.
2. LaMotta and Tommy Bell.
3. "Godfather" Term of affection & Respect.
4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" & "Mona Lisa"
5. 8:30 kitchen cabinet.
6. Best & Co.
7. Cigars
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. Shown together as "The Godfather" in chronological order
11. Nino Rotta
12. "Gone with the Wind"
13. The orange,Don Vito Corleone is shot near an fruit vendor stand,Tony Soprano is carrying orange juice in The Sopranos when there is an attempted hit on him.
14. Audi, decapitated horse head in bed scene
15. Abe Vigoda.

1. Moshulu
2. Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell
3. "Godfather is a term used by his friends...one of affection, one of respect."
4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" & "Mona Lisa."
5. Wrote the time he received the call...8:30 and wrote it on the far left kitchen cabinet door.
6. The department store "Best & Co.
7. Cigars
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. Both were combined, so to speak, to show chronological order of flashback scenes. They also displayed deleted scenes which are very interesting.
11. The Oscar nomination for Best Score "Love Theme" was recinded as it was previously used in another film.
12. Citizen Kane
13. Oranges. Specifically, in Sicily, Blood Oranges signify death. This premise was dipalyed again in the "Sopranos."
14. The scene was the horses head (Kartoum) in the head of Hollywood studio head, Mr. Woltz. The product is auto maker, Audi.
15. Abe Vigoda - People magazine, 1982.

1. What boat carries young Vito to Ellis Island in The Godfather: Part II?
The Moshulu
2. What fight is advertised at the fruit stand where Don Corleone does some shopping for produce in The Godfather?
A Jake LaMotta Fight with Tommy the Bull at the Garden.
3. When Michael appears before the Senate Committee in The Godfather: Part II, what does he say the term godfather represents?
It is a term of affection used by “friends” to show respect.
4. In The Godfather, what two songs does the band play to welcome Michael to Las Vegas?
For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow and Mona Lisa
5. In The Godfather, what does Sonny write after he gets a phone call from Sollozzo, and where does he write it?
He writes down the time of the call on the kitchen cupboard and tells him he will wait for Hagan
6. Where do Michael and Kay do their Christmas shopping in The Godfather?

Best &Co
7. In The Godfather: Part II, what does Frankie Pentageli have in his pocket when he chats with Tom Hagen?
Cigars and a lighter
8. According to Sollozzo in The Godfather, what is "a big expense"?
He says blood is a big expense when talking to Tom Hagan after trying to kill Don Vito.
9. Which actor said of the casting process for The Godfather, "Francis knew I could do the part and so did I, but he kept asking me to test again and again. I didn't want to go...I don't go where I'm not wanted."
Al Pacino
10. When the two Godfather films were first shown on network television, they were presented differently than they had been in theaters. How?
They were shown cut and put in order so people could follow it better? (don’t know why)
11. Which of The Godfather's Academy Award nominations was rescinded, and why?
Best original musical score, had already been used in another movie
12. What epic film was The Godfather compared to by both Newsweek and Time?
Citizen Cane
13. What fruit is associated with death in The Godfather, and why? What recent television series paid homage to this, and how?
Oranges- The Don was buying oranges (and green peppers) the first time he was shot and he died in his orange grove. The Sopranos I guess (never really like them so did not watch them much)
14. One of the best-received commercials of Superbowl XLII parodied a scene from The Godfather. What was the scene, and what was the product advertised?
Audi- The used the Jack Woltz scene substituting the head of a horse for the front end of a Mercedes.
15. A featured member of the cast of both Godfathers has been declared dead a number of times (as of this writing, he is alive). Who is he, and what publication made the first fatal error?
Tessio- Abe Vigoda- People 1982

1. Moshulu
2. Jake LaMotta and Tommy Bell
3. A term of respect and affection
4. "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5. in 3 hours-8:30-wrote on the kitchen cabinet
6. Best and Co.
7. Cigarette Lighter
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. A four-part miniseries of Godfather I and II that
showed the movie in chronological order with
some deleted scenes added.
11. The Best Score award was rescinded from Nino
Rota, whose love them was taken from an
obscure Italian film "Fortunella"
12. Citizen Kane
13. Oranges always meant death was near. "The
Sopranos" used oranges in some of its shows
(such as in the finale, when Tony eats an
orange). Also the TV show "Lost" had a
parody in which Jocke Locke mimicked
the Don's famous orange peel smile before
he died.
14. The famous horse head decapitation scene
was parodied in an Audi commercial during
The Super Bowl. The man in the bed was
covered in oil, and at the foot of the bed
was the front end of an Audi.
15, Abe Vigoda in People Magazine in 1982.

1) Moshulu
2)LaMotta & Bell
3)term of respect and affection
4)Jolly Good Fellow and Mona Lisa
5) 8:30, writes it on the cabinet by the phone
6)Best &Co.
7)Cigars
8) Blood
9) DeNiro
10) shown in chronilogical order
11) Original score, had already used part of it in another score
12)Gone With The Wind
13) oranges, Sopranos in the form of juice
14)Audi/ Horses head in bed
15)Abe Vigoda, people magazine

I must agree with anyone who does not feel this quiz is an indicator of being "The Ultimate Godfather & Godfather Part II" fan. Questions #10,11,12,14,15 have in my opinion absolutely nothing to do with being a devotee of these two perfect films.

1. Moshulu

2. Jake La Motta vs. Tommy Bell

3. "A term of affection and respect"

4. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," "Mr.Wonderful"

5. "8:30" kitchen cabinet

6. Best & Co.

7. A cigarette lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in suit coat

8. Blood.

9. Al Pacino

10. They were shown together as "The Godfather: A Novel for Television" (or "The Godfather Saga") in chronological order with some theater scenes deleted and other scenes added.

11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from an earlier film "Fortunella" (1958).

12. Gone with the Wind

13. The orange. The Sopranos.

14. Woltz wakes up to find his horse's head under the covers of his bed. Audi.

15. Abe Vigoda ... People magazine.

I can't lie. I've been a Godfather film-fan for many years. And yet, I could only answer a handful of those questions. I guess I'm not that attentive (grin).

But before going, I wanted to make a comment ... and perhaps a "suggestion" to AMC and the film studio.

I own the DVD collection of all three films (and extras). However, I remember that, for a short time in the early 1980s, a VHS-set was released of the first two films called, "The Godfather Epic." When Part III came out, it was promptly (and permanently) pulled from the shelves of video stores (except the rare rental stores that still have the Epic set). The big difference between it and the current versions of Part I and Part II on DVD is that, in the Epic release, the Godfather story was told in "chronological" order. Not only that, but it included scenes that were cut from the DVD versions.

I confess that I like my "epics" to unfold. Flashback (and flashforward) sequences are all fine and dandy ... but they can be taken to the extreme. This didn't make me like the Part II DVD less ... but frankly, I'd love to see (and BUY) a new DVD collection - if the studio could be convinced to remaster the Epic release as a "chronological" Part I and Part II.

1. The Moshulu

2. Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell

3.Godfather is a term that was used by his friends -- one of affection, one of respect.

4. For He's A Jolly Good Fellow and Mona Lisa

5. 8:30 on the kitchen cabinet

6. Best & co.

7. A cigar

8. Blood

9. Al Pacino

10. They were shown in chronological order. With scenes that were not in the theatrical release.

11. Nino Rota, best musical score. He re-used his own themes from an earlier film "Fortunella" (1958).

12. Gone With the Wind

13. The Orange. The Sopranos.

14. The Audi car. They parodied the scene where the horse's head was in the bed.

15.Abe Vigoda. People Magazine

1. Moshulu
2. LaMotta and Tommy Bell
3. "a term of respect"
4. "For he's a jolly good fello" and "Mona Lisa"
5. 8:30 on the kitchen cabinet
6. Best & co.
7. A cigar
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. They were shown in chronological order, with some extra scenes that weren't shown in theatres.
11. Best Musical score, he used music from a previous movie.
12. Gone with the wind
13. The orange. The Sopranos in the way of orange juice.
14. The parodied th scene where Khartoum's head was in the bed in an Audi commercial.
15. Abe Vigoda. People Magazine

I am a big fan of the Godfather trilogy and thought I would try my luck with this.
1. Mushulu
2. LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell
3. A term of respect
4. "For he's a jolly good fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5: 8:30 on the kitchen cabinet (2nd door on wall)
6. Best and Co.
7. A cigar
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. They were shown in chronological order and recut.
11. Best Musical Score for Nina Rota...Love Theme...used in a previous movie
12. Gone with the Wind
13. Oranges/The Sopranos
14. Audi Commercial...staged like Jack Woltz's bedroom scene with the horse head...instead of blood it is oil and the head is the front end of the audi
15. Abe Vigoda (Tessio)...

so everyone thinks they know the most about the godfather? can anyone name his birthday? month day and year? i can

when michael and kay went to carlo and connies wedding...what did kay enjoy with her lasagna? ....

1. Moshulu
2. Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell
3. Affection and respect
4. "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow" & "Mona Lisa"
5. Writes 8:30 on the white kichen cabinet all the way on the left side
6. Best & Co.
7. Cigar & Lighter
8. Blood id a big expense
9. Al Pacino
10. They were shown in true chronological order
11. "Best Musical Score"...Nino Rota re-used songs/themes from a 1958 film entitled "Fortunella"
12. "Gone With The Wind"
13. "The Sopranos"....the orange's presence was made known throught the use of orange juice
14. The scene was of Khartoum's bloodied severed head in bed with movie mogul Woltz...it was used during the Super Bowl in a commercial for Audi Automobiles.
15. Abe Vigoda (who played Sal Tessio) was reported dead in People Magazine

everyone knows the godfather was born on december 7th....but what year? it takes a little figuring...

The Moshulu
2. Jake De LaMotta and Tommy Bell
3. A term of affection and respect
4." For he's a jolly good fellow" and "Mona Lisa"
5. 8:30 on a white cabinet door in the DVD version and there is nothing written in the AMC version.
6. Best & co
7. Cigars
8.Blood
9. Talia shire
10.The films were cut in chronological order.
11. Nino Rita,best musical score. He re-used his themes from the film" Fortunella"(1958)
12. Gone with the Wind
13. The orange
14. The scene where Woltz wakes up with the horse head under his covers. Audi R8
15. Abe Vigoda- People Magazine

Better late than never. This is one of the truly great pieces of film ever made. It is on my top 5 list with films like Gone with the Wind; Birth of a Nation & Intolerance. I (unfortunately) cannot stop watching these (I & II) movie(s). Movie III could just as well be canned forever and not be seen. My guesses:

1. Moshulu
2. Jack LaMotta vs Tommy Bell
3. A term was used by his friends, one of affection, one of respect
4. For he’s the jolly good fella & Mona Lisa
5. The time 8:36 on the kitchen cabinet door
6. Best & company
7. Cigars
8. Blood
9. Al Pacino
10. Chronological order.
11. Best score (Nino Rota) the academy claimed that rota used the “love theme” from his own score of an earlier movie
12. Gone with the wind
13. Everytime you see oranges in a scene someone dies; Same with the Sopranos; oranges/orange juice means death
14. Woltz’s Bedroom scene - Audi R8
15. Abe Vigoda; People magazine

1. Moshulu
2. Jake lamotta vs. Tommy Bell
3. A term of affection and respect
4. For he's a Jolly Good Fellow and Mona Lisa
5. A phone number on the second whitecabinet in the kitchen of his home
6. New York City
7.A zippo style lighter in his pants pocket and cigars in his coat pocket
8.Blood
9.Al Pacino
10. They were called The Godfather Part 1 and 2 a movie made for television. with some violent scens and sex scenes deleted and some added.
11.Best Score Nino Rota was previously used in a movie from the 50's Nino Rota
12. Gone with the Wind
13. "The Sopranos"....the orange's presence was made known throught the use of orange juice
14.Woltz's Bedroom scene when he woke up with his prized horses head in bed with the sheets coverd in blood. Audi R8
15.Abe Vigoda- People Magazine

1. Moshulu

2. Jake LaMotta vs. Tommy Bell

3. A term of affection, one of respect.

4. For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow and Mona Lisa.

5. He appears to write “8:30” on the kitchen cabinet.

6. Best & Co.

7. A cigarette lighter in his pants pocket, cigars in his shirt pocket.

8. Blood

9.Marlon Brando

10. The Godfather: Novel for Television, the two movies I and II were put in chronological sequence.

11. The theme music, Love Theme from the Godfather by Nino Rota. The nomination was rescinded when it was discovered that Rota included material in the score from one of his earlier compositions.

12. Gone With the Wind.

13. Oranges seen as a prelude to death – In the first film, Tom Hagen and Woltz negotiate Johnny's movie status at a dinner table with a plate of oranges on it, and Woltz soon discovers his dead horse's head; Don Vito Corleone is buying oranges from a fruit seller when he is attacked; Sonny drives past a billboard promoting Florida Oranges before he is attacked at the toll booth; Michael is seen eating an orange while discussing his plans of revenge for his father's assassination attempt with Tom Hagen; oranges are placed on the table at the meeting of the Mafia bosses (and specifically in front of the ones who will be assassinated at the film's climax); and Don Vito Corleone dies while eating an orange, as he plays with his young grandson. Tessio is also seen peeling an orange at Connie's wedding. Carlo, who is responsible for Sonny's death, is wearing an orange suit when Sonny beats him up. (per Wikipedia/The_Godfather)

Recent television series paid homage to this, and how?
Lost – Locke did his creepy orange smile in the Pilot ep. Could this be an homage to The Godfather movies? (per losttalk.net)

14. The bloody horse’s head scene in the bed, instead it was a Rolls Royce grille. The advertisement was for an Audi R8.

15. Abe Vigoda, mistakenly declared dead in 1982 by People magazine.