. . "Emilio Barzini"@en . "Deceased"@en . . . . . . "--03-12"^^ . . . . . "Murder skills"@en . . . . . "Don Emilio Barzini is a fictional character in Mario Puzo's novel The Godfather and the film based on it. In the film, Barzini was portrayed by Richard Conte. He is head of the Barzini Crime Family. Barzini presided as head of one of New York's Five Families, and wielded power matched only by Vito Corleone. He had interests in markets such as narcotics, gambling and prostitution, and was also clever enough to be interested in Las Vegas and Nevada. Unlike Corleone, he was not considered a \"Mustache Pete\" and had a great deal of respect among younger Mafia leaders. He was respected by his fellow Don enough to be invited to the wedding of Connie Corleone. However, when his counterpart refused to participate in the heroin trade, Barzini secretly conspired with the other families to make war wi"@en . . "300"^^ . . . "--08-01"^^ . . . "Hermann Napoleon \"Emilio\" Ludwig van Barzini IV"@en . . . . "Black"@en . . . . . . . . "Don of Barzini Family, celebrity, investor, shareholder"@en . "Godfather"@en . "\"Don\" Emilio Barzini was the head of the Barzini crime family. He serves as one of the two main antagonists of the The Godfather and the game of the same name."@en . "Sorry, Johnny. It's just business. Give it to him."@en . "Foley Square's Courthouse, Little Town, France City, France"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . "Take over whole Europe"@en . . . . . "Dark European"@en . . "Emilio Barzini was a French mobster who was the first boss of the Barzini Family. He had a younger brother named Ettore Barzini. In the 2004 he founded his organisation and made lots of money off of prostitution, money laundering, diamond smuggling, alcohol smuggling without a license, selling drugs from Sons of Samedi and Andrew St. John, and other criminal vices. He had police and political protection, which he fought over with Don Vito Corleone of the Corleone Family during The Five Families Mob War of 2010-2011, during the course of which he was murdered. And he's the father of Norman Barzini, Victor Barzini, Diamond Tiara and Emilio Barzini III."@en . "52"^^ . . "Don Emilio Barzini is the head of the Barzini Family. He was the one who planned the shooting of Don Vito Corleone. The Don discovers this truth later in the film. Don Emilio is killed at the end of the game by Aldo Trapani with the help of Al Neri."@en . . . "Take over the whole Earth"@en . . "Little Town, France City, France, Europe"@en . "Emilio Barzini was a French mobster who was the first boss of the Barzini Family. He had a younger brother named Ettore Barzini. In the 2004 he founded his organisation and made lots of money off of prostitution, money laundering, diamond smuggling, alcohol smuggling without a license, selling drugs from Sons of Samedi and Andrew St. John, and other criminal vices. He had police and political protection, which he fought over with Don Vito Corleone of the Corleone Family during The Five Families Mob War of 2010-2011, during the course of which he was murdered. And he's the father of Norman Barzini, Victor Barzini, Diamond Tiara and Emilio Barzini III."@en . . . "Don Emilio, Don Barzini, Richest Don, The Wolf, Emilio Barzini Sr."@en . . . . . . . . "22"^^ . . . "Michael Kopsa"@en . "Brown"@en . "Don Barzini, The Wolf, Barzini, Emilio Sr., Boss, Transgressor"@en . . "Don Emilio Barzini is the head of the Barzini Family. He was the one who planned the shooting of Don Vito Corleone. The Don discovers this truth later in the film. Don Emilio is killed at the end of the game by Aldo Trapani with the help of Al Neri."@en . . . "Emilio Barzini"@en . . . . "None"@en . . . "Don Emilio Barzini is a fictional character in Mario Puzo's novel The Godfather and the film based on it. In the film, Barzini was portrayed by Richard Conte. He is head of the Barzini Crime Family. Barzini presided as head of one of New York's Five Families, and wielded power matched only by Vito Corleone. He had interests in markets such as narcotics, gambling and prostitution, and was also clever enough to be interested in Las Vegas and Nevada. Unlike Corleone, he was not considered a \"Mustache Pete\" and had a great deal of respect among younger Mafia leaders. He was respected by his fellow Don enough to be invited to the wedding of Connie Corleone. However, when his counterpart refused to participate in the heroin trade, Barzini secretly conspired with the other families to make war with the Corleones, forcing them to make peace and open up their territory to drug trafficking. To this end, he approached Carlo Rizzi with a ploy to draw Sonny Corleone out to the tollbooth where he was ambushed and killed. Don Corleone, realizing this too late, agreed to lend his political protection to the enterprise and to never be the one to break the peace. Not satisfied with the submission of the Corleones, Barzini began chipping away at their territory in New York City, and approached Corleone caporegime Salvatore Tessio to organize another peace summit where Vito's heir Michael Corleone would be ambushed. However, by this time the Don and his son had long anticipated Barzini's move and, on the day of the summit, he was assassinated along with the other conspirators. Corleone enforcer Al Neri, disguised as a police officer, shot the Don, his bodyguard, and his driver on the steps of the New York Supreme Court courthouse at Foley Square In the 2006 video game, Barzini is the one who kills the protagonist's father, causing the playable protagonist, Aldo Trapani, to seek revenge. In the game, Don Barzini is killed on the court steps by Aldo who finally gets vengeance. It is said that Emilio Barzini is loosely based on real-life mob boss Vito Genovese."@en . . . "Rule the whole state of New York, kill Vito Corleone."@en . . "Richard Conte"@en . . "Take over whole France"@en . . . . "Don Emilio Barzini Sr."@en . . "Mafia boss, tycoon"@en . . . . . . . . . . . "Kill Don Vito Corleone"@en . . "5"^^ . . . "Shot in the face with a Double-barrel Shotgun by Charlie Trapani"@en . . "B+"@en . . . . . . . "74.0"^^ . . . . . . . . . . . "Mobster, Crime Lord"@en . . . . "Male"@en . "Taking over New York."@en . . . "\"Don\" Emilio Barzini was the head of the Barzini crime family. He serves as one of the two main antagonists of the The Godfather and the game of the same name."@en . . .