Vincent Santino Corleone (born Vincent Mancini) is a fictional character in the 1990 feature film The Godfather Part III, in which he is portrayed by Andy García, who was nominated for an Academy Award for his performance. His storyline, as well as the movie itself, appears to be exclusive to Francis Ford Coppola's Godfather film trilogy, as Vincent's very existence questions the original novel by Mario Puzo, where it is clear that his mother,...
Vincent takes a ride in a helicopter with Don Corleone. Micheal educates him.
Micheal rises from his seat behind the desk. He walks to the front of the des...
Michael chastises both Zasa and Vincent for putting him in the middle of thei...
Vincent's shoots the first masked assassin in the head, prompting the second ...
Sitting in a restaurant in the old neighborhood with Vincent, Mary asks him a...
Vincent, on Micheal's request, offers his services to Don Licio Lucchesi and ...
Don Corleone disproves of the manner in which Joey Zasa does business in the ...
Vincent and Mary, sitting in the old neighborhood, take time to catch up.
Micheal grants audience to Zasa and Vincent in his office while the reception...
Micheal sits at the table. A few minutes latter the room starts to shake. Vin...
While Anthony sings at his operatic debut, the scene is of Neri on a train, V...
In Don Corleone's office, after almost biting Zasa's ear off, Vincent makes a...
Back at Micheal's after the hit on the Commission, Vincent states his his poi...
In the room where Don Tommasino lays in memorial, Vincent asks Micheal to pas...
Micheal leans close to Vincent and speaks softly in his ear. vincent puts his...
As Connie enters the room, Micheal nods in agreement, Vincent turns to Connie...
Zasa is escorted out of the room, his ear bleeding. Micheal orders Vincent to...
As Micheal begins to exit the room, Vincent speaks. Micheal turns back toward...
Two men in stocking caps break into Vincent's place. After killing one and su...
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