-John Cazale movies you have seen: I've seen all in their entirity except The Conversation, which I've seen a large portion of.
-Your favorite John Cazale movie: Dog Day Afternoon
-Your favorite John Cazale character: Sal
-Your favorite John Cazale performance: Fredo Corleone, in part II
-Your favorite scene involving John Cazale (please include a spoilers warning if it involves a spoiler, and don't forget to specify which movie you're about to spoil):
Defintely, the scene in The Godfather pt. II between him and Michael, after Michael walks to the boathouse. You know, "you're nothing to me now you're not a brother, you're not a friend, I don't want to know you or what you do ". One of the scenes that made that movie.
-John Cazale movies you own: The Deer Hunter, The Godfather, The Godfather pt II, Dog Day Afteroon
-Now, say something nice about the talented Mr. Cazale: Although his film career was cut tragically short, I've thoroughly enjoyed each movie he's been in, and each character he's played. And, no matter how many Godfather fans cry out their hostility towards Fredrico Corleone, it's impossible to deny that the fued between Fredo and Michael in pt II really made it the timeless, classic movie what it is. Also, it's sad thinking of what we could've seen, what other movies.
Yes, that is all.
-Your favorite John Cazale movie: Dog Day Afternoon
-Your favorite John Cazale character: Sal
-Your favorite John Cazale performance: Fredo Corleone, in part II
-Your favorite scene involving John Cazale (please include a spoilers warning if it involves a spoiler, and don't forget to specify which movie you're about to spoil):
Defintely, the scene in The Godfather pt. II between him and Michael, after Michael walks to the boathouse. You know, "you're nothing to me now you're not a brother, you're not a friend, I don't want to know you or what you do ". One of the scenes that made that movie.
-John Cazale movies you own: The Deer Hunter, The Godfather, The Godfather pt II, Dog Day Afteroon
-Now, say something nice about the talented Mr. Cazale: Although his film career was cut tragically short, I've thoroughly enjoyed each movie he's been in, and each character he's played. And, no matter how many Godfather fans cry out their hostility towards Fredrico Corleone, it's impossible to deny that the fued between Fredo and Michael in pt II really made it the timeless, classic movie what it is. Also, it's sad thinking of what we could've seen, what other movies.
Yes, that is all.