close Video A look at some of the set pieces from 'The Godfather' Academy Museum of Motion Pictures' assistant curator Sophia Serrano gives a close look at some of the set pieces from ‘The Godfather,’ including the desk used in the first movie. "Godfather" director Francis Ford Coppola allegedly has an "old school" approach to filmmaking and women. His most recent, and possibly final film, "Megalopolis," premiered at Cannes last month.
Before that, reports began to surface about a troubled set. The Guardian published a report in May alleging a series of issues behind the scenes, including his behavior toward several female extras. Several sources told the outlet Coppola could be "old school," allegedly pulling women to sit on his lap.
A report from The Guardian included allegations Francis Ford Coppola was "old school" in his behavior toward women on set of his film "Megalopolis." (Stephane Cardinale/Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images) IN CANNES, FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA TALKS TRUMP, SELF-FINANCING 'MEGALOPOLIS' AND WHY HE HAS NO REGRETS They also claimed that during filming of a nightclub party scene, the 85-year-old tried to kiss some of the female extras who were topless or in skimpy costumes. According to their claims, he was "trying to get them in the mood.
" In a statement to The Guardian, "Megalopolis" executive co-producer Darren Demetre said, "I have known and worked with Francis and his family for over 35 years. As one of the first assistant directors and an executive pr.
