Why Dan Fogler “Would Understand” If Francis Ford Coppola Never Watched The Offer

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The Offer might be one that Francis Ford Coppola can refuse—at least according to the actor who plays him.

Dan Fogler, who portrays the legendary director of The Godfather in the Paramount+ limited series about the riotous making of the 1972 classic, says he wouldn’t be surprised if Coppola skipped it over.

“From his point of view, he’s looking at me and saying ‘They couldn’t get somebody who’s Italian? You couldn’t maybe find somebody who was closer to six feet tall?'” Fogler joked with E! News. “It’s so personal. I would understand if he never even wanted to watch it. I would get that.”

Still, Fogler—who can be seen above as Coppola alongside Miles Teller as Al Ruddy and Justin Chambers as Marlon Brando in an exclusive clip from the May 26 episode—is holding out hope.

“I would love for him to see it,” he said. “That would be the ultimate stamp of approval for him to say ‘I love what you did.'”

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