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James Caan

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Oct 27, 2026

Jonjo PowersGUEST
4:06
If you were a young actor in the 70s, as I was, it was mandatory viewing because it showcased the once and future legends of film acting.
Jonjo PowersGUEST
4:15
Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, James Caan, Talia Shire, Diane Keaton, so many who would go on to other great performances.
Jonjo PowersGUEST
4:26
In the opening wedding scene, we're introduced to the main players in the film.
Jonjo PowersGUEST
4:30
One by one, the major characters are featured for a moment or two, which brilliantly sets up the story.
lemonparty

lemonparty

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Oct 27 · 1 Mention

Ben AveryHOST
46:39
Actually, if they shot me a bunch, though, they'd have to do it with a machine gun.
Jace AveryHOST
46:42
Yeah, if I died like James Caan in The Godfather.
Jace AveryHOST
46:46
Yeah, that'd be cool.
Jace AveryHOST
46:47
Jimmy Caan is what I'd call him.
Chuck and Chernoff

Chuck and Chernoff

Crosstalk

Oct 27 · 2 Mentions

John KincadeHOST
30:31
That's why he runs Toll Booth.
John KincadeHOST
30:32
I remember meeting James Caan at that All-Star Cafe.
John KincadeHOST
30:36
I just can't believe how small he was.
John KincadeHOST
30:37
He was little.
Matt ChernoffHOST
30:41
It was
John KincadeHOST
30:42
pleasant.
Chris DiminoHOST
30:43
He met Meatloaf and James Caan on the same night? That's a
Matt ChernoffHOST
30:47
great night.
Kincade and Chernoff

Kincade and Chernoff

Crosstalk

Oct 27 · 2 Mentions

Matt ChernoffHOST
30:31
That's why he runs Toll Booth.
Matt ChernoffHOST
30:32
I remember meeting James Caan at that All-Star Cafe.
Matt ChernoffHOST
30:36
I just can't believe how small he was.
Matt ChernoffHOST
30:37
He was little.
John KincadeHOST
30:41
It was
Matt ChernoffHOST
30:42
pleasant.
Chris DiminoHOST
30:43
He met Meatloaf and James Caan on the same night? That's a
John KincadeHOST
30:47
great night.
Rosie RibeiroGUEST
31:01
Well, I've had no reason to complain.
Gary MossHOST
31:02
Annie Wilkes, a deranged former nurse who holds her favorite novelist, Paul Sheldon, played by James Conner.
Gary MossHOST
31:09
He passed away, didn't he? Yeah.
Gary MossHOST
31:11
He played Sonny in The Godfather.
Bob TallmanGUEST
135:45
Wow.
Bob TallmanGUEST
135:48
James Caan, one of the greatest actors of all time, The Godfather and many others, used to come to the ranch and hide out with us at Clements.
Bob TallmanGUEST
135:57
Team wrote.
Cole HarrisHOST
135:58
Really?
Kerry JacksonHOST
27:54
Her Navy movie, Cinderella Liberty.
Kerry JacksonHOST
27:57
James Caan plays a U.S. Navy sailor stuck on shore leave who forms an unexpected connection with a local woman while waiting for his medical records.
Kerry JacksonHOST
28:06
Sounds kind of like Festus, doesn't it? Yeah.
Kerry JacksonHOST
28:08
Number one, Marsha Mason.
RainaHOST
18:05
And it already had that brooding man energy.
RainaHOST
18:06
James Caan.
RainaHOST
18:07
He doesn't just direct action, he paints with it.
RainaHOST
18:10
Want me to rank him? Or are you craving a deeper dive into his aesthetic?
Andrew FarmerGUEST
43:31
Andy Bates? Yeah, yeah.
Andrew FarmerGUEST
43:33
And my husband was James Caan.
Andrew FarmerGUEST
43:35
But then to add an extra element of it, we had programs for the musical Company, and we were Misery Loves Company.
Andrew FarmerGUEST
43:41
That's really good.
LukeHOST
43:52
It's Kathy Bates and then Annie Wilkes.
LukeHOST
43:54
Annie Wilkes.
LukeHOST
43:55
James Caan is the...
LukeHOST
43:56
Yeah,
Clara ParkHOST
1:41
Mario Puzo served as co-writer as well as the author of the novel on which the film is based.
Clara ParkHOST
1:46
The movie stars Marlon Brando as Vito Corleone, Al Pacino as Michael Corleone, James Caan as Sonny Corleone, and Robert Duvall as Tom Hagen.
Clara ParkHOST
1:55
Honorable mentions should go to Diane Keaton as Kay Adams, Talia Shire, Francis Ford Coppola's sister, as Connie, and Abe Vigoda as Tessio.
Jenn de la VegaHOST
2:04
Yes, and let's take a minute to talk about the Coppola film dynasty.

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