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Fine Sirs in the fine Art of being godfathers Fine young Sirs and Madams being godfathered ..and the rest of you! I approach you all today to share and improve godfathering actions - Are you a godfather yourself, and do awesome stuff, surprises and birthday gifts? - have you experienced nice, outstanding or remarkable journeys and actions from your godfather(s)? - did your siblings get a really great godfather that enriches family life? I'm here to learn from you, since I was asked nicely to be the godfather of my RL-mates son, ofcourse I accepted! And since I'm new to this all, F|Amily knowledge may help a bit! Not sure if the concept of a godfather is the same where you live, here in Switzerland you could legally become the guardian of the kid of both parents die, f.e., but this tradition is not upheld strictly. Futhermore you ofcourse help to raise and teach a new family member, be a contact partner, lend your ear and (sometimes) also just do awesome stuff only godfathers do Like chug the first beers or help with insight from other perspectives, heh. So, come forward, I'm really curious ^^
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Character actor Alex Rocco, who played casino owner Moe Greene in “The Godfather” and appeared in dozens of other movies and TV shows, died Saturday. His daughter Jennifer Rocco reported his death on her Facebook page. Often appearing as a heavy, hood or cop, in “The Godfather,” he had the famous line, “Do you know who I am?” Recently he had a recurring role in Starz’s “Magic City” and appeared on “Episodes” and “Maron.” He appeared in several episodes of 1980s TV show “The Facts of Life” as Charlie Polniaczek, and had recurring roles on other shows including “Starsky and Hutch” and “The Famous Teddy Z.” He did voices for animated shows including “The Simpsons” and “Family Guy.” His film career included roles in “Freebie and the Bean,” “Get Shorty,” “Gotcha!,” “The Stunt Man” and “That Thing You Do.” His son, Marc Rocco, who died in 2009, directed him in “Dream a Little Dream” and “Scenes From the Goldmine.” He was born Alexander Federico Petricone Jr. in Boston, and studied acting with Leonard Nimoy, making his TV debut on “Batman.” He is survived by his wife, actress Shannon Wilcox, daughter Jennifer, son Lucien and a grandson. Source http://variety.com/& http://www.imdb.com/
