Godfather, The (1972) - FRAMED
An original 1972 U.S. / International lobby card (#3) from The Godfather, capturing one of the film’s most powerful and symbolic moments — the moment of ultimate respect and submission as a loyal capo kisses the hand of Michael Corleone (Al Pacino), now fully established as the new Don. The subdued lighting, Venetian blinds, and rich mahogany tones embody the film’s signature visual style, a masterclass in atmosphere and quiet authority.
This image marks the transformation at the heart of The Godfather, namely Michael’s evolution from reluctant son to ruthless leader of the Corleone empire. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, the film became a defining portrait of power, loyalty, and the dark cost of ambition. It won three Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and remains one of the most influential works in world cinema.
This particular lobby card stands out as a visual representation of the film’s central theme, the passing of power and the heavy burden of legacy. Its elegant composition and emotional depth make it one of the most sought-after from the set.
Framed with anti-UV glass
- Year: 1972
- Nationality: US / International
- Condition: Unfolded
- Type: Lobby Card
- Size: 11 X 14 Inches
- Frame Size: 16 X 19 Inches
- Product Code: W5103
