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Originally posted by Turnbull:
... I can't see Sinatra as Vito. But then again, given Brando's all-time iconic performance, I don't think I could see anyone else in that role...
The only other actor I'd at least be curious to have seen in the role is Laurence Olivier, who I heard was either interested or in contention at one point.

I think Olivier would've come up with a very interesting portrayal of Vito...however, probably would've overacted whereas the role just appeared to fit Brando like a glove.

Agree on Sinatra though...never.

Apple

ps - I've seen 'Suddenly' (once on PBS, shortly after Sinatra's death) and agree with all who say it's a terrific film. Excellent, chilling performance by Frankie, too!!


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