Where They Went

The Godfather (1972)

Directed by Francis Ford Coppola

The youngest son of a New York crime family wants nothing to do with the business until an attempt on his father's life pulls him in, sending him from Long Island to the Bronx, into hiding in Sicily and on to Las Vegas.

  • Travel shown
  • On foot, bike, skis or swimming
  • Not shown on screen
  • Fictional place
  1. 1Connie's wedding
    Corleone compound, Long Beach, Long Island (fictional)
    ≈ 00:00:00
    InferredFictional

    Vito receives favour-seekers in his study during his daughter's wedding while Michael tells Kay about the family.

  2. 2Woltz's estate
    Los Angeles, California
    ≈ 00:27:00
    Stated on screen

    Hagen fails to persuade a studio boss to cast Johnny Fontane, who then wakes up with a horse's head in his bed.

  3. 3Mott Street fruit stand
    New York City, New York
    ≈ 00:44:00
    Inferred

    Vito is gunned down in the street while buying fruit near his office.

  4. 4Hospital
    New York City, New York
    ≈ 00:58:00
    Inferred

    Finding his father unguarded, Michael bluffs off the killers on the hospital steps and is punched by a crooked captain.

  5. 5Louis' Restaurant, the Bronx (fictional)
    ≈ 01:12:00
    Stated on screenFictional
  6. 6Hiding in Sicily
    Corleone, Sicily, Italy
    ≈ 01:38:00
    Stated on screen
  7. 6Causeway toll booth
    Causeway toll booth, Long Island
    ≈ 01:52:00
    Inferred
  8. 7Las Vegas, Nevada
    ≈ 02:12:00
    Stated on screen
  9. 8Baptism
    Old St. Patrick's Cathedral, Mott Street, New York
    ≈ 02:35:00
    Inferred
  10. 9Michael's office
    Corleone compound, Long Beach, Long Island (fictional)
    ≈ 02:45:00
    InferredFictional

The journey in numbers

Distance travelled
25,068 km
Places
8
Countries
2
Stops
10
  • Not shown: 21,083 km
  • Plane: 3,966 km
  • Car: 19 km

Distances are measured in a straight line between stops, so real road distances are longer.

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