vito died at the end of godfather 2.
who dies at the end of godfather 2?
vito
in the first appearance of leonard g. feather's "encyclopedia of jazz" (1960), morgana king stated that her ambition was "… to become a dramatic actress." she began her acting career in "the godfather", directed by francis ford coppola, as carmela corleone, wife of don vito corleone. in the film, she sang the song "luna mezzo mare". king appeared as herself in the television documentary "the godfather: behind the scenes" (1971). she reprised the role in "the godfather part ii" (1974), where her character dies aged 62, due to natural causes.





























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morgana king
the development of the sequel was unofficially revealed on may 17, 2007 when nollenberger capital partners analyst todd greenwald sent out a note to investors recapping a recent visit he had paid to ea redwood shores. in the note, he spoke mainly about "the simpsons game", but also mentioned a sequel to "the godfather" was in the very early stages of development. greenwald also stated the open world game engine used in the first "godfather" game was also being used in "the simpsons game", "the godfather" sequel, and three other games; "the open-world engine was built from the ground up for "the godfather", and is now being used by five different franchises, including "the simpsons". "the godfather 2" is also in development currently, though timing is unknown". in july, at electronic arts' annual shareholders meeting, a shareholder asked frank gibeau, head of ea games, about the company's attitude to m-rated titles, to which gibeau replied "the appeal of those types of games is growing as the demographics start to open up for that older demographic. we make products like "godfather 2", "army of two", "crysis" -- a lot of products that appeal to that older customer."
the godfather ii (video game)