Preceding unsigned comment added by 204.52.215.28 ( talk) 14:43, 4 April 2008 (UTC) Tahoe assassination attempt/Fredo's culpability What's more probable - it's a plot hole and Puzo and Coppola forgot to address. There's so many ways this plan could go wrong. Roth had that much foresight and could plan that well? That plan is so improbable - that he could fake a garroting, without actually killing Pentangali, have a "cop" walk into the bar at the precise moment of the fake garroting, make everyone in the bar act like the "cop" is a real cop and are surprised by his presence, including the barkeep yelling, "Not in here!" when that one gangster takes out his gun, and then have a gunfight in the street. That is the central plot twist of the movie. Roth planned the arrival of the "cop" to interrupt the fake murder attempt so that Pentangeli would would testify against Michael. Why would the garroter state, "Michael Corleone says 'Hello'" if the hit was from Roth? Was that just to trick Pentangeli into thinking it was from Michael? If so, why bother if he's supposed to be murdered anyway? On the other hand, if it was all just a ruse to get Pentangeli to testify against Michael in the Senate, then did Roth plan everything, including the cop interrupting the garroting and the gun fight in the street? -Preceding unsigned comment added by 165.230.103.194 ( talk) 18:42, 21 February 2008 (UTC) I don't think it is so clear that Roth set up Pentangeli. As such, the paragraph about the 'plot hole' involving Pentangeli's murder is divined more from the fact that it's never stated explicitly who tried to kill him rather than the fact that it's not made clear. There are heavy indications that Roth is the one who engineered Pentagali's attempted murder, and that Michael trusted Pentangeli and didn't actually try to kill him until later on when Roth used him. sjorford 15:50, 1 September 2005 (UTC) removed error See Talk:The Godfather Part III for discussion on the title of this article. Ed Fitzgerald 00:41, 3 April 2007 (UTC) Title
Yep, I made the same mistake on several other sites - my apology. The preceding unsigned comment was added by Ed Fitzgerald ( talk
#GODFATHER 1 MOVIE TIMELINE TV#
The article in question provides a place for people to note instances which illustrate the continuing influence of The Godfather and its sequels on films, TV shows and other popular culture media.
6 The Celebration during Don Fannuci's Murder.4 Tahoe assassination attempt/Fredo's culpability.1 Deletion of "The Godfather films in popular culture" under consideration.
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