This is the most brilliant line from the godfather! But did he attract John Wayne with this West?

Did the godfather’s most famous line stolen from another movie? The debate has been open for years, at least after John Wayne B series called Riders of Destiny, was once again available to the public.

John Wayne against the godfather

In 1933, Western Western and Directed by Ray Bradbury, Wayne performs Sandy Saunders, also called “Singin ‘Sandy” because he sings and plays the guitar (which was a nightmare for the actor). Saunders oppose a certain James Kinkaid (Forrest Taylor), a great local owner who has shaken all the water of the country and intends to pay all the local farmers so that they are supplied. In the face of this eye -catching injustice, Singin goes to the plate!

Only one farmer is resisting: Charlie Denton (George’s ‘Gabby’ Hayes) and his daughter Fay (Cecilia Parker). Kinkaid should absolutely persuade him and, in the face of the film, faces Wayne’s character, saying, “I have created an offer that they cannot refuse.”

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After 36 years, this line also appears in the book Godfather By Mario Puzo (1969) and becomes a culture that after Marlon Brando said in the movie The Godfather (1972), written by Puso and Francis Ford Coppola and the director: “I am going to offer him that he will not be able to give up.”

A dangerous answer, but where does it come from?

This, of course, threatens after an offer that cannot be refused is the godfather in the case of fate cavalry, death.

• Note that the Puzo version replica would be inspired by Frank Sinatra

Since then, viewers are wondering: Did Pujo himself write this mythical and tragic phrase, thinking that he invented it, or took into account this line from John Wayne? If the first solution looks most appropriate, the internet at a quick discretion argues that internet users are still divided … it is your opinion.