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|gender = Female |
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|title = [[Associate]] |
|title = [[Associate]] |
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|portrayer = [[Cynthia Marcucci]] (voice)|born = [[1905]]}} |
|portrayer = [[Cynthia Marcucci]] (voice)|born = [[1905]]}} |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| − | During the rise of the [[Barzini crime family|Barzini family]] in the thirties, Rockefeller was forced to pay tribute to [[Willy Palermino]], who opened a brothel on the top floor of her establishment. The hotel also served as the office to several high ranking members of the family. |
+ | During the rise of the [[Barzini crime family|Barzini family]] in the thirties, Rockefeller was forced to pay tribute to [[Willy Palermino]], who opened a brothel on the top floor of her establishment. The hotel also served as the office to several high ranking members of the family, including the [[Don]]'s only but brutal son. |
| − | In the 1950s, after [[Emilio Barzini, Jr.]] had been killed, Eileen's hotel was taken over by [[Aldo Trapani]] and the Corleones. |
+ | In the 1950s, after [[Emilio Barzini, Jr.]] had been killed, Eileen's hotel was taken over by [[Aldo Trapani]] and the Corleones and Willy's racket soon followed. |
==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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Latest revision as of 13:54, 4 December 2020
- "I'm sure your friendship will be worth every penny."
- ―Eileen Rockefeller[src]
Eileen Rockefeller was the proprietor of Hotel Madison in Midtown and daughter of David Rockefeller.
Biography
During the rise of the Barzini family in the thirties, Rockefeller was forced to pay tribute to Willy Palermino, who opened a brothel on the top floor of her establishment. The hotel also served as the office to several high ranking members of the family, including the Don's only but brutal son.
In the 1950s, after Emilio Barzini, Jr. had been killed, Eileen's hotel was taken over by Aldo Trapani and the Corleones and Willy's racket soon followed.
Behind the scenes
- She was voiced by Cynthia Marcucci.
- She shares a character model with Birdie Nightingale and Corky Spillane.