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The Godfather Part II
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Public metadata referenceFilm1974

The Godfather Part II

FILM • 202 MIN • ENGLISH • 1974

In the continuing saga of the Corleone crime family, a young Vito Corleone grows up in Sicily and in 1910s New York. In the 1950s, Michael Corleone attempts to expand the family business into Las Vegas, Hollywood and Cuba.

Registry ID
MRR-1974-FLM-800005
Registry reference
status: Public metadata reference
Public metadata reference only. This record does not certify ownership, licensing authority, platform authorization, or chain of title. This is not a verified ownership record.Catalogue reference created from public metadata sources. No ownership evidence has been submitted for this record.
Catalogued entity (metadata)
Paramount Pictures
Country of origin
United States of America
Catalogued
2026-07-07
Registry ID
MRR-1974-FLM-800005
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CATALOGUED
Metadata reference created
2026-07-07 · 17:53:07
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SOURCE
Public metadata sources
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EVIDENCE
No ownership evidence submitted
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LAST UPDATED
Record last modified
2026-07-07 · 19:43:41

Review summary

Methodology →
Evidence submitted
No
Chain of title reviewed
No
Platform authorization
Not submitted
Territory scope
United States of America
Rights scope
Not applicable
Valid from / until
— / open
Review date
Not reviewed
Reviewer type
System-assisted
Confidence level
Limited
Dispute status
No open disputes
Source type
public metadata
Last updated
2026-07-07

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