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Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29135
06/05/05 12:38 AM
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Turnbull Offline OP
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A sharp-eyed observation, Belle! That guy in the Havana scene looks a lot like veteran character actor Peter Donat, who played Questadt, the Senate lawyer who interrogates Cicci and (later) Frankie. But it isn't Questadt in the Havana scene. Questadt's face is slightly more angular, his hairline more pointed, than the guy sitting along the wall, visible over Roth's left shoulder. More important: Questadt couldn't logically be in that scene without giving away the entire plot to trap Michael.


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Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29136
06/05/05 09:46 PM
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Turnbull,if it was anybody else I would disagree, but you have made your bones on this message board I far I am concerned so I will respectfully defer to your wisdom.
grin
As far as the post by someone that the Senator Questadt being in Havana is giving away the plot, I will have to disagree. It seems that lots of pezzanovante were at that meeting, CEO's etc, so just the mere presence of this (at that moment)unknown Senator Questadt would not provoke suspicion. Remember that at this time Michael and Roth are still "partners". Maybe I am wrong but it makes sense that it was not until after Michael decided not to go along with Roth and his plans for the future of being "bigger that US Steel" that Roth would sick Questadt and his boys on the Corleone family anyway.


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Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29137
06/05/05 11:48 PM
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Questadt wasn't a senator, he was the Senate subcommittee's lawyer.
No politicians were introduced at the meeting with Batista--they were all businessmen. If a Senator were there, I'ms sure he'd have been introduced. Later, at the Yolanda show, we saw Senators Geary from Nevada, Senator Green (or Rheems) from Maryland, and Judge DiMalco from New York. I think only Geary was associated with the Senate subcommitee.


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Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29138
06/06/05 09:27 AM
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Quote
Originally posted by Turnbull:
Questadt wasn't a senator, he was the Senate subcommittee's lawyer....
Oops...my mistake!!!
Anyway, Senator or not he was he was in Roth's pocket and would probably have played a key role in complicating Michael's life with these hearings...all on behalf of Roth.

Apple


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Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29139
06/06/05 10:35 PM
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ohwell Once again outdone by the great Turnbull, but at least I was not alone in the mistake thanks AppleOnYa.


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Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29140
06/09/05 12:32 PM
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Why did they search Michael Corleone when he attended the Pentangeli portion of the hearing? Did they really think he would be packing heat at such a time and place? Wouldnt they have thought if something bad was going to happen he would have used some "buffers?"


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Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29141
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They would have to search everyone...it's standard procedure.

Apple


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- THOMAS JEFFERSON

Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29142
06/09/05 12:58 PM
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Originally posted by AppleOnYa:
They would have to search everyone...it's standard procedure.

Apple
In the 1950's??


"Io sono stanco, sono imbigliato, and I wan't everyone here to know, there ain't gonna be no trouble from me..Don Corleone..Cicc' a port!"

"I stood in the courtroom like a fool."

"I am Constanza: Lord of the idiots."

Re: Did Roth really "play it beautifully"? #29143
06/09/05 01:24 PM
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These are Senate hearings.


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- THOMAS JEFFERSON

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