When Francis Ford Coppola accepted his contract to direct The Godfather , he insisted the film needed to exude authenticity. He partially accomplished this goal through allusions to real people and events. By the third installment of the Godfather trilogy, Coppola’s saga had the feel of a docudrama. The real postwar origins of the U.S. heroin trade is a key subplot of the inaugural film. Supporting characters appearing or mentioned in the second movie (Moe Greene, Hyman Roth, and the Rizzato

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