Even though he is determined to kill former capo Nick Geraci and questions begin to surface regarding the mob's involvement in the assassination of President Jimmy Shea, Michael Corleone tries to legitimize his family name.
Mafia leader Vito Corleone uses his power to influence all aspects of his Long Island society and will stop at nothing to see that his twisted vision of justice is carried out.
The saga of two generations of the Corleone family continues with the rise of Vito Corleone in 1920's New York to head of a powerful crime syndicate, and the attempts of his son Michael to expand their reach into Las Vegas, Hollywood, and Cuba.
In a prequel to "The Godfather" by Mario Puzo, Vito Corleone, in 1933 New York, tries to steer his son Sonny to be a businessman, but Sonny, at seventeen, wants to follow his father into the real family business.
Michael Corleone, youngest son of crime boss Vito Corleone and reigning Don of the Corleone Family, returns from exile in Sicily intending to take over the family organization; however, he must first face his main adversary, Nick Geraci, who worked as a Corleone street enforcer and is every bit as deadly as Michael.
Michael Corleone, youngest son of crime boss Vito Corleone and reigning Don of the Corleone Family, returns from exile in Sicily intending to take over the family organization; however, he must first face his main adversary, Nick Geraci, who worked as a Corleone street enforcer and is every bit as deadly as Michael.
Mafia leader Vito Corleone uses his power to influence all aspects of his Long Island society and will stop at nothing to see that his twisted vision of justice is carried out.
