Was watching this with my wife and I said "they better be paying Francis Ford Coppola royalties"

Great episode though.

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I dunno, there is a bit more than that. There are the long reaction shots (notably the vacant expression ones), and most importantly, the crazy but played straight-man characters. I'm not so sure about the editing either, that in particular strikes me as very Anderson-esque (though, in a way it's also Kubrick-esque, and to a lesser degree Coppola-esque, because nothing comes from nowhere).

Didn't think Sofia Coppola was terrible. Not memorable, but not bad either. Plus, for me she atoned for any mishaps with Lost in Translation.

It says something that when Tom Waits played Renfield in Coppolas Dracula, he appeared more sane than normal.

Perhaps and we can only hope, Jaden will go the way of the Coppola daughter and make some movies worthy of the cut "cause on-accounta he caint ack"...very well yet anyhow, n will most likely head down the path of dad's shadow should he continue to enjoy the acting shoes...the same profession for which he is undoubtedly set for life in considering the number of peeps in the generation who grew up on Fresh Prince.

I missed Fresh Prince (ignored), and I did not get the memo that told me that Will Smith, not unlike Keneeau Reeves, is able to NOT portray, but a single character.

Whoa. How does Norton stay gay with guests like Heather Graham on his show alla time??

Roman Coppola? Is he Wes's new writing partner or something?

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Is that Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello) at the end?


Playing Edgar Allan Poe, no less!

Great scene. I like the music in the follow-up montage, called "My Loneliness". Written and played by Coppola's father who we see at the piano during the montage, for you trivia buffs.

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Don't forget his Ron Jeremy phase in the mid-90s. I love this so much! *promote
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He goes from looking like Francis Ford Coppola to Peter Jackson to Allen Ginsberg to a fat Kevin Dillon to a Star Wars era George Lucas

He goes from looking like Francis Ford Coppola to Peter Jackson to Allen Ginsberg to a fat Kevin Dillon to a Star Wars era George Lucas

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The story of the Godfather can't be told without involving producer Robert Evans. I recently read his autobiography "The Kid Stays in the Picture". Fun read. He tells the story of how Coppola never forgave him for stealing his thunder on the Godfather. It's now a film as well:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1bQ6MTzWsM

Were he not a Coppola, he would have faded away long ago.

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