working on a movie where sex is only legal for one night in a world where everyone has forgotten the Beatles and it all takes place at the beach that makes you old
In The Godfather (1972), there was not originally supposed to be a plot, characters, or any dialogue. Every day on set, star Al Pacino improvised a conversation with another actor, and Francis Ford Coppola liked them so much he kept them all in the film.
Source: Variety