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At first, the studio didn’t want Al Pacino as Michael Corleone in The Godfather. They thought he was too short and unknown. Director Francis Ford Coppola fought hard for him. Pacino wasn’t a star yet and earned only $35,000 for the role.
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At first, the studio didn’t want Al Pacino as Michael Corleone in The Godfather. They thought he was too short and unknown. Director Francis Ford Coppola fought hard for him. Pacino wasn’t a star yet and earned only $35,000 for the role.

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This is Al Pacino becoming Michael Corleone.🎬🖤🔥 Behind the scenes of The Godfather. Before the legend. 🕴️ Before the power. 💥

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