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- ↑ Timothy Shary, Nancy McVittie Fade to Gray: Aging in American Cinema 2016 1477310630 p193 "The Last Request, features Danny Aiello as a patriarch who asks his seminarian son to produce a grandchild for him before he dies, leading to entertaining family hijinks."