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JC on Instagram: "The 'kiss of death' (Italian: Il bacio della morte) is the sign given by a boss or caporegime that signifies that a member of the crime family has been marked for death, usually as a result of some perceived betrayal. It is unclear how much is based on fact and how much on the imagination of authors, but it remains a cultural meme and appears in literature and films. The "kiss" has also been used as a terror tactic to aid in extortion or debt collection by reducing victims to a

Filmeuphoria on Instagram: "In “The Godfather Part II,” the “kiss of death” is a symbolic gesture made by Michael Corleone to his brother Fredo, signifying that Fredo has been marked for death due to his betrayal. It became one of the most iconic moments in the film. The kiss, known in Italian as “Il bacio della morte,” is a mafia custom signaling that a family member is deemed an enemy and will be eliminated. 🎬 “The Godfather Part II” (1974) Dir. Francis Ford Coppola."

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