Originally posted by BronxKing: TIS, the Don pronounced it in that scene with the "e" as in the e-part in "yes" as Pherdy said. Like 'Corleon-eh", not the americanized version.
Yea that's right BK, he did! You think too, maybe it has something to do with dialect as well?
btw, have you been scarce lately on the board, or have I just been missing your posts??? Anyway, good to see you again!
TIS
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TIS, the Don pronounced it in that scene with the "e" as in the e-part in "yes" as Pherdy said. Like 'Corleon-eh", not the americanized version.
