ADG Perspective

July-August 2022

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A. THE DON'S OFFICE: WALLPAPER AND PANELLING SAMPLES IN PROGRESS, B. THE DON'S OFFICE: DESK UNDER CONSTRUCTION. C. THE DON'S DEN OFFICE ON STAGE AT PARAMOUNT STUDIOS. PARAMOUNT+. D. THE DON'S DEN OFFICE, PARAMOUNT STUDIOS. PHOTO BY JAMES MINCHIN. Partnering with me in realizing this huge assortment of sets, set decorator Lisa lkofer achieved miracles large and small week after week with her phenomenal team (leadperson Cheryl Strang. Like me, Lisa was stimulated by the varied styles and textures of the scenery and brought everything from huge sets to the smallest fragments of environments to life with her keen eye, deep experience and discerning choices. There was not a single day through the long haul that I didn't see someone—set dresser, propmaster, plasterer, sign painter, or PA— bringing something extra, unexpected, special to the whole. At times, joking about myriad ways in which the birthing pains of The Godfather seemed to be echoed in making the series, we became functionally another transitory family brought together through making film, collecting war stories for future sharing. Everyone with a different version of the same story. ADG C D

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