Posted By: Hollywood Hagan
Question about the book - 02/05/03 06:53 AM
I've never read the book, but I've seen the movies hundreds of times. Still, I've never been clear on one subject. In the movie, Michael tells Kay that Sonny brought Hagan into the Family. This leaads me to believe that Sonny and Hagan have a special bond. That combined with the fact that Sonny and Tom are so close in age furthers my belief.
However, in the movie, many times Sonny and Tom argue. It seems many times to just be business matters, or brotherly spats. But when Tom tells Sonny that Vito is just as much a father to him as Sonny and Mike, Sonny seems to just roll his eyes and brush the comment off.
My question is this: did the book give any mention concerning the relationship between Sonny and Tom? Many times these things are hard to translate onto film, and I'd like to see the true intentions of all the scenes between the two.
However, in the movie, many times Sonny and Tom argue. It seems many times to just be business matters, or brotherly spats. But when Tom tells Sonny that Vito is just as much a father to him as Sonny and Mike, Sonny seems to just roll his eyes and brush the comment off.
My question is this: did the book give any mention concerning the relationship between Sonny and Tom? Many times these things are hard to translate onto film, and I'd like to see the true intentions of all the scenes between the two.