"The Godfather": a New Novel Focusing on the Women of the Corleone Clan Will Appear in 2027
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In 1972, Francis Ford Coppola revolutionized the film industry with his Trilogy of The Godfather, based on the acclaimed book Mario Puzo wrote in 1969.With Marlon Brando at the head of the cast, the plot of the first installment revolves around Don Vito Corleone, the respected head of one of the five big families of the New York mafia during the 1940s.When Corleone, against the councils of 'Il consigliere' Tom Hagen, refuses to participate in th…
Decades after the last “Godfather” film was released and more than a decade after the last novel of the same name was published, a new story about the Corleone family, told for the first time from a female perspective, is set to be published next year. Random House has announced that it has purchased the rights to continue the “Godfather” series from the family of Mario Puzo, the intellectual property owner, and will commission a new novel by ac…
The universe of "The Godfather" will return in autumn 2027 with a new novel entitled "Connie", centered on the daughter of the Mafioso Don Vito Corleone and presented, for the first time, from a feminine perspective. The work, authorized by the literary heritage of Mario Puzo, author of the original novel that Francis Ford Coppola took to the cinema in 1972, will be in charge of the American writer of Italian origin Adriana Trigiani, as reported…
In the autumn of 2027, almost sixty years after the publication of Mario Puzo's "Parrain", a cult novel, the writer Adriana Trigiani will publish a new opus focusing on Connie Corleone and the women of the clan. The literary saga "The Sponsor" is about to enrich a new opus. Entitled "Connie", this novel, expected next year, will be the first of the franchise imagined by a woman. American writer Adriana Trigiani, who announced the news on Faceboo…
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