Mario Puzo's novel The Godfather, which is better known now as a film by Francis Ford Coppola, is a 'bizarre' book according ...

Mario Puzo's 1969 novel The Godfather was an instant best-seller and would go on to be adapted by director Francis Ford Coppola into a trilogy of acclaimed movies ...

In the five decades since it was published, Mario Puzo’s novel has been totally eclipsed by the movie. You can say the reasons are obvious, but that’s not entirely fair.

I read Mario Puzo’s megahit, “The Godfather,” in the early 1970s, along with most of the world’s population. As a feminist and a first-generation Italian-American, I had been baffled by ...

The Godfather movies are iconic, but there was a TV iteration that was very different and utilized deleted scenes to tell a new type of story.

BAY SHORE, N.Y. — Even without guarantee of immunity, Mario Puzo admits he’s a con man. What he knows about the Mafia comes from books. What he knows about the dagger, the pistol, the garrote ...

As "The Godfather" marks its 50th anniversary, here's the story behind why Frank Sinatra voiced displeasure with Mario Puzo's book and planned film.

“Mario Puzo brought vast wealth to Paramount at a time when they desperately needed it. Now that he’s gone, Paramount’s trying to deprive his children of the rights he specifically reserved.

The upcoming Superman movie directed by James Gunn features one DC character created by The Godfather writer Mario Puzo.

Mario Puzo (Bolivar Arellano)IT’S BUSINESS! Paramount Pictures is locked in a copyright war over Don Corleone and other characters. ( )It was an offer he should have refused. A lawyer for the ...

Mario Puzo and his innate skepticism were what accompanied me into the synagogue. I had to get past Mario to hear the Hebrew in the prayerbook and find something alive behind the rigmarole.