Michael paces slowly back and forth as he discusses how to get to Roth with T...
Michael, in the hotel suite after the Senate hearing, is talking to Kay in an...
Standing, facing Michael, a few feet away, Frankie's displeasure is apparent ...
Tom objects to an attempt being made on Roth's life. When Michael asks Rocco ...
When Kay's contempt rises to the surface, Michael slaps Kay across the face. ...
Tom questions the value of wiping out Roth, the Rosatos and a few others.
During Anthony's communion celebration, Senator Geary sits with Micheal in hi...
During the weekend recess of the Senate investigation committee, Michael talk...
The business of the day concluded, Michael dances with his wife and apologize...
After walking about the room and reminiscing a bit, Michael sits down even cl...
Michael studies Roth as he speaks. Roth prepares to eat his lunch.
Geary, after telling Michael that he knows about his plans to expand his Vega...
Michael looks out the window as Fredo explains the frustration that lead him ...
After the meeting with Batista, Michael shares his observations at Roth's sma...
After the attempt on his life, Michael sits with Tom explaining why he is the...
After his visit with Roth, Michael travels to New York to visit Frankie. When...
Michael pivots left and right, calmly in his desk chair. Tom watches without ...
As the men search the grounds for the would be assassins, Tom and Michael sit...
After the attempt on his life at his home in Nevada, Michael is on the ground...
Tom looks down straight faced, as Michael speaks offering no response to what...
When the scene returns from old New York to present, Michael is seated before...
After walking about the room and reminiscing a bit, Michael sits down even cl...
Geary waves his hand in the air, disrespectfully waving off Michael's remarks.
After telling him that he will become acting Don of the Corleone family, Mich...
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