richard bright played michael corleone's bodyguard in godfather 2.
who played michael corleone's bodyguard in godfather 2?
richard bright
michael sits alone by the lake at the family compound.





















































section::::cast.





















































bullet::::- 1958 sequences





















































bullet::::- al pacino as michael corleone





















































bullet::::- robert duvall as tom hagen





















































bullet::::- diane keaton as kay adams-corleone





















































bullet::::- john cazale as fredo corleone





















































bullet::::- talia shire as constanzia "connie" corleone





















































bullet::::- lee strasberg as hyman roth





















































bullet::::- michael v. gazzo as frank pentangeli





















































bullet::::- morgana king as carmela corleone





















































bullet::::- g. d. spradlin as senator pat geary





















































bullet::::- richard bright as al neri





















































bullet::::- tom rosqui as rocco lampone





















































bullet::::- marianna hill as deanna corleone





















































bullet::::- troy donahue as merle johnson
the godfather part ii
michael corleone





















































michael corleone is the main protagonist of mario puzo's novel, "the godfather". in the three "godfather" films, directed by francis ford coppola, michael was portrayed by al pacino, for which he was twice-nominated for academy awards.





















































in june 2003, michael corleone was recognized as the 11th most iconic villain in film history by the american film institute, although some critics consider him to be a tragic hero.





















































section::::family.
michael corleone