Francis Ford Coppola discusses history, not Hollywood, at Henry Ford
- Francis Ford Coppola received the AFI Life Achievement Award Saturday at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
- The American Film Institute honored Coppola for his acclaimed career advancing film art over fifty years.
- Steven Spielberg and George Lucas presented the award with emotional tributes from actors like Robert De Niro.
- Spielberg hailed Coppola as "fearless" for fighting the system and redefining American cinema.
- The prestigious award recognizes Coppola's lasting impact, including three films on AFI's top lists.
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Francis Ford Coppola discusses history, not Hollywood, at Henry Ford
DETROIT — Legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola came home and spoke to a sold-out crowd at the Henry Ford in Dearborn Sunday night, discussing history, humanity and societal ideals while only briefly touching on his storied Hollywood career.
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