In 2015, at the annual Marrakech International Film Festival, Francis Ford Coppola, president of the jury that year, offered a group of journalists an eerily accurate prognosis for the future of cinema.

On Instagram, the filmmaker reassured his fans: “Da Dada (what my kids call me) is fine, taking an opportunity while in Rome to do the update of my 30 year old afib procedure with its inventor, a great Italian doctor - Dr. Andrea Natale! I am well!”

A cademy Award-winning director Francis Ford Coppola was rushed to the hospital in Italy on Tuesday, according to the country's ANSA news agency.

Francis Ford Coppola was gripped by "sheer terror" when he was recently rushed to hospital in Italy – due to his post-traumatic stress over surviving polio as a child, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The Oscar-winning director, 86, was hospitalized on August 5 while in Rome, sparking local media reports of a potential cardiac episode.

Francis Ford Coppola’s health has emerged as a topic of interest among fans after reports confirmed the acclaimed director had been hospitalized in Rome. While local outlets speculated about a possible heart complication,

Oscar-winning director Francis Ford Coppola has been discharged from the hospital in Rome where he was admitted two days ago, and is "feeling good", a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.

Ever the showman, Coppola wrapped a six-city roadshow tour of Megalopolis on Friday in San Francisco. But for the last month or so, Coppola has been bouncing between stateside Meg

Coppola and his assistant, acting coach Austin Cauldwell (who interacted with the movie midscreening) referred to a white board of ideas Coppola wanted to address during his advertised discussion, “How to Change Our Future.

The acclaimed filmmaker behind "The Godfather" and "Apocalypse Now" was kept for observation following a scheduled cardiology visit