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The Godfather's casting process was full of unexpected twists and turns. Big names like George C. Scott, Robert Redford, and Laurence Olivier were considered but ultimately declined iconic roles. Al Pacino and Diane Keaton, then lesser-known actors, were chosen instead, bringing depth and nuance to their performances. The article explores how these choices shaped the film's legacy and its characters, highlighting the power of casting in cinematic storytelling. Comparable works include Similar to the behind-the-scenes books and articles about the casting of films like 'Star Wars' or 'The Lord of the Rings,' this piece explores the decision-making process and how casting decisions can impact a film's legacy.

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