simonetta stefanelli played michael corleone's first wife in the godfather.
simonetta stefanelli played michael corleone's first wife in the godfather.
who played michael corleone's first wife in the godfather?
simonetta stefanelli
katherine "kay" corleone ("née" adams) is a fictional character in mario puzo's novel "the godfather" and francis ford coppola's film trilogy. she is portrayed by diane keaton. before their divorce, she is the second wife of michael corleone. she is also the mother of anthony and mary corleone.









































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apollonia corleone ("née" vitelli) is a fictional character in mario puzo's novel "the godfather". she is portrayed by simonetta stefanelli in the film adaptation of the same name. she also appears in flashbacks in "the godfather part iii".
list of the godfather series characters
smollett revealed that he formed a bond with daniels and felt that because the character is loosely based on lee daniels own life, "whoever was going to play jamal had to be able to bond with lee because at the end of the day, jamal is so close to lee's heart that you had to tell it the way that he was truthful." jamal's character development has been influenced by michael corleone of the 1972 film "the godfather". danny strong went on to say of the character's change throughout season one, "[w]e always had this michael corleone-esque arc planned for [jamal] where we were going to see, over the course of the season, him slowly start to turn into this father. that’s ultimately why his father chooses to make him the heir. because he, at the end of the day, is the most like him." ilene chaiken stated that jamal has always been "a michael corleone character". she continued, "[w]e want to see him rise to the occasion, surprise everyone by being the most cunning, the most gangster at the end of the day." lee daniels also thought that having jamal's character arc being influenced by michael defied "the stereotypical gay man up against something, and being a victim". he replied of the character, "he is (the godfather’s) michael corleone, and he is his father’s son."
jamal lyon