ETI’s Little Known Fact about the classic film The Godfather

Movies have the magical power of suspending our real-life problems for at least the duration of the film. Not only that, but movies can also take us to distant worlds, full of fantastic characters and scenarios. So much so, that sometimes you might forget, that those characters are actually just people, and the distant world is a film set. The creation of a movie is a real and full-time job for the cast and crew. And same as with our lives and jobs, not only ordinary but also curious things do happen.

From forgetting you are wearing robotic makeup and heading out for lunch, to catching nasty infections, it seems like the actors and the crew have amassed quite a lot of interesting facts and unfortunate stories throughout the years, and it’s nice to see some manage to have fun with it.

There are plenty of fun facts from behind the scenes and ETI has compiled a list of them. So check those movie facts below, and you’ll surely find something that you didn’t know before.

The cat held by Marlon Brando in the opening scene was a stray that Coppola found while on the lot at Paramount, and was not originally called for in the script. So content was the cat that its purring muffled some of Brando’s dialogue, and, as a result, most of his lines had to be looped.