Without Marlon Brando due to disagreements with the producer (he refused to appear even in a short scene at the end of the film), the young Vito Corleone role was given to a potential actor at the time, Robert De. When making the sequel, director Coppola co-wrote the script with writer Puzo to ensure the quintessence of the first part still inherits. The last scene of part one saw Michael's complete transformation, when from a guy who asserted to his girlfriend "It's your father, not you" to talk about mafia actions at the beginning of the film, Michael became a majestic boss, cold-blooded, ordered the killing of other mafia leaders in New York to capture the underworld. Built when the old man is weak due to age and sequelae of the time of being killed. In the first part, the audience has known Michael as a handsome young captain who wants to stay away from the dark jobs that his father directs, and then finally forced to take on the role of his father.
Meanwhile, in the present time in 1958, Michael Corleone was the one chosen to take over that empire. Trickery to keep the piece of rice, and that was also the first brick for the Corleone empire later. Then because of the pressure of another mafia guy, Vito Corleone was forced to play Living in New York, Vito took the surname Corleone to remember his roots and spent days working hard but honestly. The past belonged to Vito - a son of the land of Corleone, Sicily was forced to leave the country before the threat of killing a village mafia boss. The Godfather 2 revolves around two men, with two stories between past and present intertwined during the 200-minute film. The Godfather: Part II (1974) Review PLOT OF THE GODFATHER 2
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