And then The Godfather, I think, when you talk about action movies, the combined story with action. And again, you know, really well fleshed out characters and all that. I mean Godfather is without any doubt one of the best of that kind. And it happens to be that Al Ruddy, who produced it, is a good friend of mine also. And he has, of course, the best stories of during the making of Godfather. Really wonderful stories. So that’s one.

One sleeping don’t: don’t refuse to cast Johnny Fontane in your movie when asked to by Vito Corleone. In what might be the worst wake-up scenario in film history, producer Jack Woltz regains consciousness only to realize he’s been joined in bed by the severed head of one of his prize horses. The scene is even more jarring because of the beautiful dawn light and soft sounds of crickets as the camera takes us inside Woltz’s mansion. It’s a reminder there are worse things to wake up to than a jarring iPhone alarm.

I really have two favorite movies of all time definitely the Godfather one and two I'm obsessed with them both not just because of the story line and the actors, but also the settings like I love the sets for both movies they're really luxurious and gorgeous .

I turned down the original Godfather because I thought it should’ve been played by an Italian. I both do and don’t regret that decision, but I know it was right. Al Pacino was the perfect actor for it and the picture’s better because of him.

If I could watch only 5 movies for the rest of my life, I’d choose: 1. The Godfather 2. Casablanca 3. It’s a Wonderful Life 4. On The Waterfront 5. When Harry Met Sally

I was dismayed at how many twenty-year-olds have never seen Godfather, Cuckoo’s Nest, All the President’s Men—these films that are in the Bible to me. And they may not even get to see them. I’ve always believed every good film finds its eyes, inevitably. But there’s a shift in attention span.

Then I have, well, I have two movies: Godfather one and two. An incredibly absorbing story that unravels and captures a time that really existed in New York. It just draws you in and just keeps you.

If you could be a star in any movie in history, what would it be? - The Godfather Part I.

You can never go wrong with the Godfather.

The best movie of all time? Probably "The Godfather". You know, it's like "The Beatles".

Do you have a favorite of Al Pachino's films? - The Godfather, Part I. He was unique and special.

I feel like that movie has stood up to time [and] criticism, and yet everybody can find the exact same reasons as to why it’s awesome.

Trump's love for violent films dominated the BBC list, which also featured Francis Ford Coppolla's 1972 classic "The Godfather."

His two favourites are among the best films ever made: The Godfather and Gladiator.

What are your five favorite films? One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, The Godfather, Man on Wire, Rocky, The Hangover (my guilty pleasure).

I mean....come on man!

It's a movie by Italians about Italians , can't be wrong

I wouldn't say the best film is The Godfather because that's subjective, but I would say it is my favourite film and no one can argue.

The classic film “The Godfather” holds a special place in Hunnam’s heart, and he considers it one of the greatest movies ever made.

Favorite film

My movie selection would be two movies I'm in love with, well it's actually three, and it sucks, because I cannot just take two. Obviously: "The Godfather" - my favourite, but it is hard, 'cause I cannot just take one Godfather

That saga -- I love [those movies]," Obama said of Francis Ford Coppola's classics. "I mean there's this combination of old world gentility and ritual, with this savagery underneath. It's all about family. So it's a great movie.

My favorite movie of all time is The Godfather.

Since that was so much fun, just before he rushes off to another interview, we ask him to pick his desert island movies. Here, Glover doesn’t hesitate. “The Godfather, Back to the Future, Empire Strikes Back, League of Their Own and Cast Away.”

While talking about his preferences, in an interview, Willis said: “Here are my top 5 or 6 movies, which I generally watch 3 to 5 times a year. Dr. Strangelove, Raging Bull, The first 2 Godfathers, Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Spartacus, Bridge on the River Kwai, Bullitt, the Great Escape, On the Waterfront, Reservoir Dogs, Patton.“