The Godfather: Part II 教父2 1974 Movie Script

杰瑞发布于2024-03-28

The compelling sequel to "The Godfather", contrasting the life of Corleone father and son. Traces the problems of Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) in 1958 and that of a young immigrant Vito Corleone (Robert De Niro) in 1917's Hell's Kitchen. Michael survives many misfortunes and Vito is introduced to a life of crime.

WAITER:
(impressed) Excuse me, but aren't you...
DEANNA:
Yes, you saw me in the movies, Good Humor man, and yes, I had more off than my shoes!
FREDO:
Goddamn b*tch.
DEANNA:
Relax, Freddie honey. Come dance with me.
She extends her hand to him.
FREDO:
Listen, Michael's got a lot of nice people here. Friends of Kay's.
He'll never forgive me if you ruin his party.
DEANNA:
I hate to see you cringe in front of him. How come you're so scared of your own kid brother?
FREDO:
He's the head of the family.
Disgusted, she turns around, and heads toward the music.
DEANNA:
Don't follow me!
EXT. TAHOE LAWN AND TABLES - MED. SHOT - DAY Rushing through the tables, waving an arm jangling with gold jewelry, and carrying several gift-wrapped packages, is a hardened and aging CONNIE CORLEONE. She is followed by a blond, and wrinkled-handsome escort named MERLE.
CONNIE:
Mama...Mama! Here I am!
She throws her arms around her Mother, who returns the affection somewhat reproachfully.
MAMA:
Constanzia. We expected you last week; we sent the car to pick you up at the airport last week.
CONNIE:
I know, it was chaos; but anyway, here I am one week late.
(lifting a shiny green package out of Merle's arms) This is for my Mama. You remember Merle?
MAMA:
(not giving him a chance to greet her) Yes, thank you.
CONNIE:
How are the kids?
MAMA:
Well, thank you, they asked for you all week.
CONNIE:
I got surprises for everybody!
MAMA:
(glancing at the wrapping) Bought at the airport.
CONNIE:
(gazing about) This is swell. Where's Michael?
I've got things to get straight with him and I can't wait on line.
MAMA:
You go see your children first, and then you wait to see your brother like everybody else.