Who is the director of the film The Godfather?

Francis ford coppola francis ford coppola

Gender: male

Constellation: Aries

Date of birth 1939-04-07

Place of birth: Detroit, Michigan, USA

Occupation: producer/director/screenwriter/actor/deputy director

A brief introduction to the filmmaker? ? ? ? ? ?

Francis ford coppola is a world-famous film director. 65438-0939 was born in an Italian immigrant family in Detroit, USA. His father is a music conductor and composer. Coppola spent his childhood backstage in the theater and often peeked at his father's performance. He has been fascinated by movies since he was a child. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, he entered the drama department of Hofstra University and participated in the school drama performance. After graduating from college, Coppola entered the California Film Academy to specialize in movies, during which she applied to join the film crew of Hollywood director Roger Ronald Coleman and became a handyman.

Coppola, who graduated from California Film Academy, started as a screenwriter. But at first, his works were not widely known and were often ignored and belittled. It was not until 1970 won the Oscar for Best Screenplay for General Barton that his talent was recognized by the society.

Since then, Coppola has enthusiastically served as a director. His greatest feature is that he is good at combining the concept of film with the needs of American audiences and the concern of American society. From 65438 to 0972, Coppola directed The Godfather. He consciously showed the relationship between the activities of American mafia and American political and judicial circles, and also showed the "humanity" of these underworld figures from the perspective of sympathy. They are not common killers and bullies in movies, but "strict father" and "responsible young people" who attach equal importance to family ethics. This new concept makes American audiences feel refreshed, especially the spirit of struggle advocated by the film is very consistent with the "American spirit" advocated by American society, which has aroused great repercussions among the audience.