which dude from the godfather died this morning and wat happened?
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Richard Bright got hit by a bus. He was in all 3 Godfather movies and also on The Sopranos. \n\nBright played mob enforcer Al Neri in the Godfather movies, a bodyguard to the Corleone family patriarchs played by Marlon Brando and Al Pacino.\n\nYou can see pics of him on imdb.com
433055
oh my is he dead?!??!? Lol!\nwoa sorry for the misfortune
350656
God yes, first Tony was in the coma and we had to be subjected to those hideous flashbacks, and now they are dragging this thing with Vito out. I say kill the fat f*ck, not because he's gay but because he was just a little too unhappy that Tony lived.
619344
he dies.. Lol, not really, it aired tonight and he lived
460924
He died on September 4, 1964.  Not sure how.  Probably old age since he was 80.
881717
im very sad. he was so passionate about his singing. he was so freaky too. hes a legend to me. im only 18 and his music has had an impact on me.!
982284
Isn't that horrible, died in his sleep of a massive heart attack... I just put one of his songs on my Verizon Ringback tone...What a major loss for R&B
764144
try to watch it again...it just shows that deception dont really pay at the end...a cop shot di caprio....because that cop is involved in the  connection with the gang...and damon shot him because he thought if this cop will die..his secret will be hidden...and he can lead a normal life....well  ...the packet contains information leading to the involvement of damon with nicholson so  at the end  the sergeant killed damon
1178214
Actually I think he was real.Scarface was the name of a mob person  and I think the movie was a continuation of the Godfather movies
475252
He was an inherent drug user, and had a heart condition, unfortunately they probably both did him in. Sad, the guy was hilarious. RIP Mitch
942956
yer i am afraid so, he died of a massive heart attack 10th november 2006 (today) :(
526543
I hope he gets killed, if he doesn't he may hurt the woman who turned him in. I also hope someone kills the mob guy!! Maybe they'll kill each other!! LOL
976287
What the heck he's dead Pal!
1118260
YES! I just found out that he died and cried. Granted I was 4 drinks down but I miss him. There will never be another like him. Can I get an AMEN?
490182
I watched "Dog Day Afternoon" several years ago, and although it isn't my favorite movie, I think it stands out amongst other movies made in the 70's. It was different, chaotic, and I didn't find myself waiting for it to be over. The story line was engaging because event after event creates the need to know how the movie is going to end. Plus, Al Pacino is brilliantly troubled. He has perfected playing bad guys who you almost hope will succeed. Even though in the case of this movie he was trying to get money so that his boyfriend could have a sex change...\n\nI found this review of the movie at Amazon.com \n\n"A gripping true crime yarn, a juicy slice of overheated New York atmosphere and a splendid showcase for its young actors, Dog Day Afternoon is a minor classic of the 1970s. The opening montage of New York street life (set to Elton John's lazy "Amoreena") establishes the oppressive mood of a scorching afternoon in the city with such immediacy that you can almost smell the garbage baking in the sun and the water from the hydrants evaporating from the sizzling pavement. Al Pacino plays Sonny, who, along with his rather slow-witted accomplice Sal (John Cazale, familiar as Pacino's "Godfather" brother Fredo), holds hostages after a botched a bank robbery. Sonny finds himself transformed into a rebel celebrity when his standoff with police (including lead negotiator Charles Durning) is covered live on local television. The movie doesn't appear to be about anything in particular, but it really conveys the feel of wild and unpredictable events unfolding before your eyes, and the whole picture is so convincing and involving that you're glued to the screen.  An Oscar winner for original screenplay, Dog Day Afternoon was also nominated for best picture, actor, supporting actor (Chris Sarandon, as a surprise figure from Sonny's past), editing, and director (Sidney Lumet of Serpico, Prince of the City, The Verdict and Running on Empty)."
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The power of internet rumors are what killed him. He is in fact not dead of an intentional heroin overdose as an email circulating around the 'net would have you believe. This rumour started from a story on Broken Newz which was suppose to be taken as satire.\n\nAnything else is just wishful thinking.
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I believe he is no longer with us, unfortunately. \n\nSee:  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0383414/bio