George drops his cigar on his lap. He nervously brushes off the sparks from his clothes.
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CLOSE SHOT �� group around the safe door. As George comes out: COUSIN EUSTACE (handing out cigars) Wedding cigars!
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George suddenly sees the old cigar lighter on the counter. He closes his eyes and makes a wish.
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Gower stares moodily ahead, sucking his cigar. George turns to him, the box in his hand.
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He picks up the capsules and puts them in the box. Gower waves George aside, takes his old wet cigar, shoves it in his mouth and sits in an old Morris chair in the background. George turns a bottle around from which Gower has taken the powder for the capsules. Its label reads "POISON." George stands still, horrified.
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ANOTHER ANGLE �� taking in entrance to prescription room at end of fountain. Gower comes to the entrance. He is bleary-eyed, unshaven, chewing an old unlit cigar. His manner is gruff and mean. It is evident he has been drinking.
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INTERIOR DRUGSTORE �� DAY MEDIUM SHOT �� George comes in and crosses to an old-fashioned cigar lighter on the counter. He shuts his eyes and makes a wish:
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So we'll take one of your cigars apiece, and you shall watch us light up.
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Wilkes, Perhaps you won't mind if I walk about and look ver your place. I seem to be spoiling everybody's brandy and cigars and...dreams of victory.
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A silver serving cart, holding a large humidor, begins to roll slowly across the room. One of the cardplayers takes a cigar from it as it rolls by.
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You didn't get my cigars, did you ?
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- Yeah. Also... I feel like a cigar.
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Pentangeli puffs on his cigar and gives the Agent a smile an old man gives a child. He starts upstairs.
>> The Godfather: Part II 教父2 1974 Movie Script

Pentangeli puffs on his cigar and reflects.
>> The Godfather: Part II 教父2 1974 Movie Script

Hagen throws away his cigar. Pentangeli puffs on his.
>> The Godfather: Part II 教父2 1974 Movie Script

They both puff on their cigars. Pentangeli lets himself be carried away by thoughts of old days of glory; Hagen thinks of other days too.
>> The Godfather: Part II 教父2 1974 Movie Script

EXT. THE ARMY POST - DAY Hagen and Pentangeli outside, by the electric fence. They cannot be overheard. Pentangeli takes out some cigars and offers Hagen one. Hagen takes it and Pentangeli lights both their cigars. They puff on them contentedly. They are comfortable together, almost.
>> The Godfather: Part II 教父2 1974 Movie Script

As BARZINI leaves, it seems as though everyone is fawning on him; perhaps asking for favors: But at any rate, it is clear from the doors opened for him, the cigars lit for him, that he is the new Capo di Capi--the place formerly held by Don Corleone.
>> The Godfather教父 1972 Movie Script

Especially those of you who have traveled from such distances as California, St. Louis, Kansas City; and New Orleans... The VIEW PASSES to FRANK FALCONE and ANTHONY MOLINARI, both younger than any of the others; then on to DOMENICK PANZA, short and squat sitting in a wheelchair; then around the table to DON VINCENENZO FORLENZA, who is whispering to his JEWISH ASSISTANT; the VIEW PASSES on to ANTHONY STRACCI, an older man, sipping from a drink and smoking a cigar; OTTILIO CUNEO, in his middle sixties with a jolly round face; then DON PHILLIP TATTAGLIA, a delicate older man with dyed hair and a pencil mustache; and finally, EMILIO BARZINI, in his early sixties, a man to 'respect'; whom we had seen at CONNIE's Wedding.
>> The Godfather教父 1972 Movie Script

CARLO TRAMONTI, an impressive, handsome middle-aged man, sits quietly, smoking a Di Napoli cigar, OUR VIEW moves to a MAN sitting to his left, and a little to the rear, and settles on JOSEPH ZALUCHI, a moon-faced amiable-looking man; as the view continues, around the table, we HEAR: DON CORLEONE (O.S.) I want to thank you all for coming.
>> The Godfather教父 1972 Movie Script

THERESA HAGEN is sitting stiffly on the sofa, smoking a cigarette; on the coffee table in front of her is a water glass half filled with whiskey. On the other side of the sofa sits CLEMENZA; his face is impassive, but he is sweating, and the cigar in his hand glistens slickly black with his saliva. PAULIE GATTO sits tensely and alone on the other side of the room. CLEMENZA sees MICHAEL, looks up at him.
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