Thomas "Tom" Feargal Hagen is a fictional character in the Godfather books and films. He was portrayed by Robert Duvall in the films. He is the informally adopted son of Don Vito Corleone and serves as the family lawyer and consigliere (Legal Advisor). Mild mannered and soft spoken, he often serves as a voice of reason within the family. The novel and first film establish that he is of German-Irish ancestry. After Connie Corleone's wedding,...
Tom sits quietly listening to Woltz's rant. When Woltz finishes Tom politely ...
Don Corleone tells Tom Hagen to still treat Connie's husband as an outsider.
Geary has come to, in a room where with a prostitute. She's tied to the bed, ...
Tom explains to his wife why he is working so hard and not participating in t...
Sonny asks Tom what they should do. Tom tells him they loose half of their po...
Just as Capt. McCluskey hits Michael in front of the hospital, Tom arrives.
Tom visits Frankie in protective custody to give him a chance to settle his a...
Unaware that Barzini has been murdered, and on the way to what Tessio think's...
Frankie and Tom come to terms. Frankie is to take his life. In return his fam...
Jack Woltz tells Tom Hagen that he doesn't want to be threatened by any mafia...
Jack Woltz is a lot nicer to Tom once he finds out the he works for Don Corle...
Tom is very upset. He tells Don Corleone that Sonny was killed.
Tom informs Jack that Johnny is The Don's godson and it is a very special rel...
The scene changes from Tom making the call at the house to Bonasera's Funeral...
As Tom goes over business with the Don during the reception, Connie is heard ...
Sonny assigns Mike to find Luca, Tom suggests otherwise.
As Tom goes over business with the Don during the reception, Connie is heard ...
Tom tells Captain McCluskey that he is going to have to show cause if he want...
When Tom tells Woltz about the problems he has that they can make disappear, ...
Vito is excited that Johnny Fontane came to the wedding, but Tom is skeptical...
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