There's a Ghost Hiding in 'The Godfather,' and Even Francis Ford Coppola Didn't Catch It

There's a Ghost Hiding in 'The Godfather,' and Even Francis Ford Coppola Didn't Catch It

The funeral sequence at the end of Francis Ford Coppola’s 1972 mob classic The Godfather turned out a lot creepier than the director ever intended it to be. If you pay close attention at the point where Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) stands up, the ghostly image of a woman’s face very briefly appears on his […] The post There’s a Ghost Hiding in ‘The Godfather,’ and Even Francis Ford Coppola Didn’t Catch It appeared first on VICE.