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Godfather in Italian #26220
03/07/03 01:16 PM
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I recieved the dvd box set for Valentines day (very good gift huh? smile ) I wanted to know why (or correct if there is) not an option to turn the audio of the movie to Italian? That is one movie I thought for sure would have the option but doesn't seem to.


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Re: Godfather in Italian #26221
03/08/03 02:01 PM
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I don't know if it's possible. The movie is English from origin. Maybe they have synchronized it but I'm not sure. I think it isn't possible.

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They only dub movies into large nations that buy large quanities of those movies or in that particular DVD region. Though the movie is about Sicilian/Italians, they are not a major DVD purchising country. Such as the French subtitles, they are for France(obviously), but also Canada, which has a very large French speaking population.

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Re: Godfather in Italian #26223
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that makes much sense thank you both! tongue


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Re: Godfather in Italian #26224
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Maybe if you got a different region coding. Like from Europe they might have it. Also "the Godfather" in Italian is "Il Padrino". =)


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Re: Godfather in Italian #26225
07/23/03 02:47 AM
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Originally posted by DonFerro55:
They only dub movies into large nations that buy large quanities of those movies or in that particular DVD region. Though the movie is about Sicilian/Italians, they are not a major DVD purchising country. Such as the French subtitles, they are for France(obviously), but also Canada, which has a very large French speaking population.

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Re: Godfather in Italian #26226
07/25/03 11:54 PM
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Like it has already been said, there is an italian version, called (like the original book) "Il padrino".

Unfortunately, they dubbed even the sicilian dialogues into regular italian with just a few sicilian expressions here and there, as no "northern" italian would have understood anything (that's why northern italians call sicilians "africans"...! wink ).

Besides that, it's a good dubbed version, IMHO. The dubbed voices match the originals very well.


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