It's Who We Are

Wow!! What a laugh. Ruddy was never on the set according to Francis Ford Coppola & Bob Evans. Can't believe they greenlit this show. Nothing about it is true, except the fact The Godfather was made. But with no help from Ruddy.

Ruddy must be a major tool. He waited for everyone involved with actually making the movie to be dead to make up his own story. What a straight lame!

As a huge fan of The Godfather this show makes me roll my eyes to the back of my head. Every single thing about this show is laughable but I like it for what it is. I wish they showed more of the actual filming than the god awful mob storyline. The screening at the end was the chiefs kiss to how absolutely bad this show is.

Best episode yet. Some famous scenes in Sicily are recreated or referenced effectively. I rewatched the original over the weekend which made this episode even more enjoyable. PS won't lie - I really like Juno Temple.

This has to be one of the best episodes of television I've ever seen.. what a great series this has been.. please do the same with the making of apocalypse now story.

Wow! Kudos to director Adam Arkin on this episode. I love how they sneak lines from the film into the making of the film.

Once again Miles Teller (Al Ruddy), Matthew Goode (Robert Evans) Burn Gorman (Charlie Bluhdorn) and Juno Temple (Bettye) shine. Teller is especially strong. But, finally, Colin Hanks gets a meaty episode and sort of steals this one.

The trip to Sicily is short and sweet and was filmed in California. It also provided some fun. As does the 'special screening.'

And when we finally get to hear that incredible theme music, it's quite special. I'm surprised they didn't give the composer, Nino Rota, some accolades as the music is an essential and iconic part of the film.

I'll be sad to see this end next week.