Pat Geary is a fictional character portrayed by G. D. Spradlin in the film The Godfather Part II. He is a U.S. senator from Nevada whose corruption and moral vices are exploited by Michael Corleone. At the beginning of the film, set in 1958, Geary and his wife attend the First Communion celebration for the son of Michael Corleone, the head of the Corleone crime family. Geary publicly accepts a contribution in the name of Anthony Corleone...
Geary rises from hid seat, taking a step toward Michael's desk. He looks at t...
Micheal gathers with several U.S. officals at a Cuban night club. Geary is am...
Geary has come to, in a room where with a prostitute. She's tied to the bed, ...
After laying out his demands, Geary turns to exit. He pauses and turns back s...
Michael stands quietly, smoking. While everyone's attention is on the well-en...
Fredo lets it slip that not only does he know Ola, but Roth as well. Micheal ...
From his seat on the Senate investigation committee, Geary makes sure it's cl...
Michael lights a cigarette while Geary sits in a chair at Michael's desk.
Geary, after telling Michael that he knows about his plans to expand his Vega...
Geary puts forth his pretense for his attempt to extort money from the family...
Geary waves his hand in the air, disrespectfully waving off Michael's remarks.
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