I don't think I will EVER get OVER how BEAUTIFUL looking Brando was in Streetcar 😍🔥😱🥵

This dude is still so interesting and honest.

@windymcgee6833

Жыл бұрын

😄

@arriuscalpurniuspiso

11 ай бұрын

He loved Connie

God he’s mind blowing he sees right through it all and how present he is. ❤

@8lata

10 ай бұрын

it doesnt feel that hes passed,hes so alive,

Marlon had a psychological effect over men in America, besides think of that post-Brando era, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson or even, Johnny Depp, all of them became actors because of Marlon Brando. So that's why Brando is to the acting like Bob Dylan is to the music.

@Nick-lz5lx

8 ай бұрын

bro just watched the Joe Rogan podcast lol

Marlon Brando besides being the greatest Actor of All Time was Also the Smartest Actor ALSO. I don't think there was a subject that Brando wasn't an Expert On! There was No End to Brando's Talent & Intellect! The Irony here is that he's talking about great thinkers & philosophers being gone & now he's gone! He was Definitely my ALL TIME FAVORITE ACTOR of All Time & I MISS Him Terribly. Marlon Brando was also the most gorgeous guy I've ever seen. His features were perfect! Brando had presences & was unpredictable! One never knew what he was going to say or do, he always had the last word & was ahead of all his interviewers. Loved his soft voice too! There will never be another Marlon Brando in this lifetime!

A sensitive and perceptive man - so incredibly interesting to listen to and watch. ❤️❤️

I think him and Paul Newman were the most stunningly handsome and mesmerising actors, you just couldn’t stop looking at them, they also exuded sexuality… it was so raw and alive

Highly intelligent man.

@lindamattioli7943

11 ай бұрын

Very intelligent

@Taiyou536

2 ай бұрын

Though he had a bad childhood and was dyslexic !

Brando said it himself any actor who thinks acting is work has never had a real job before

@momentumactingstudiomeisne3790

Жыл бұрын

Cheers, @Aj Smith! It goes well with comedian George Carlin's POV: "Hard work is a misleading term. physical effort & long hours do not constitute hard work. Hard work is when someone pays you to do something you'd rather not be doing. Anytime you'd rather be doing something other than the thing you're doing... you're doing hard work."

@ThomSonnyYeah

Жыл бұрын

and that doesn't even mean what most people think it does

@Sconi71

7 ай бұрын

I’ve worked as a Roofer, Garage Door Installer, Information Technology Engineer, ect…. As someone who has acted in plays, it’s also work, but much more enjoyable than those other things I mentioned.

@rileyhayden6268

6 ай бұрын

​@@Sconi71I don't even necessarily think it's about the enjoyment factor, more so it may be what the actual work composes. I remember him saying that basically everybody acts, so if we go by that acting is another way of just putting ourselves in circumstances that already represents what we are doing. Perhaps he didn't like the title of work being given to the acting discipline and maybe he would be inclined with it being described as simply a profession. But then again, who knows it's Brando.

@Igor_ogi

3 ай бұрын

You clearly never acted before. For actors, acting is not work because they enjoy it thoroughly.

The “No I won’t do it.” on the Dick Cavett show is one of the many reasons why I value and love Marlon Brando

@raichandrashekhar9496

7 ай бұрын

Why he said so

Sir Lawrence Olivier said of Brando, "he is the greatest actor of our time because he becomes the character and adds his own flavour."

@PETERSNYDERMAN-uw4vk

5 ай бұрын

i would love to know the source of this interview if you happen to have it.

A great human!

It's sad that so many of these interviews w him feel like sparring matches - he has a lot to say, but the interviewers seem so keen on poking or prodding or coaxing him - they don't do the listening work to establish what point of view he's coming from - so they keep talking past him, and he gets so tired of that - it's uncomfortable to watch, but fascinating

What a truly , wise and so and so sensitive and lucid man he was and he still is and always be to me and loads of people . I am an actress and even so I do not agry with all what he is saying about acting work I do understand perfectly his point of vue totaly honnest and true for many things ! !! I miss him really deep and one more time I do constate how smart and aware he is and even so he would'nt like my last point of vue what a GREATt and WONDERFUL ACTOR he was, yep Marlon Brando I do love you true and for ever and ever... !💘💝💞

Marlon Brando Currently A Head Of His Time, Just Pure Class In Everything He Did

Acting is waiting memorizing lines waiting associating with many people waiting acting waiting and then going home. Hopefully you don’t have to wait for the bus. He’s right about how it’s a stage down here and you have to play your part and keep the act going. That’s why I like to be alone because I don’t have to lie but just be myself.

@stella3265

8 ай бұрын

Acting is listening. Being in the moment to moment. Acting is reacting. Acting is about making choices. Talent is in the choices you make. Acting is showing less. Acting is the oil painting and the photograph. Acting is being poetic and being a child. And a liar.

It was true. I SAW THAT DOCUMENTARY as well. Nature v. Nurture. They did the same things. So fun. I could have fallen for him. God rest his soul.

Oh Brando, he hated being called the best. He just was though, he just had a charisma and presence like no other. Totally magnetic, that's the X factor. You can be a great actor but not really touch anyone because you've got no charisma. Marlon in Streetcar was so charismatic and seriously gorgeous, he was like a panther or something. You couldn't take your eyes off him. He was a very very fascinating person.

Que difícil debió ser frenar ese imparable deseo de amar a ese hombre tan incomodo y controversial. Fascinante!

Never get tired of this interview. It was my dad who turned me on to such acting greats of his time. A list of legends during the Golden Age of American films.

I love it when Brando says no to the free publicity for the show.

The problem with lying in order to please others for whatever reason is after a while you don’t know how to tell the truth.

Just wonderful. Encouraging because he suggests his honesty can be managed by anyone, and wonderful because honesty in his hands, in his mouth, is just more clever than most of Olivier's work, stronger than even Hackman's, smarter than Malcovich (sorry) and still not watched enough. John.

" You shouldn't ever believe what you hear and you shouldn't ever believe what you read."

@LouisBurgessComedy

Ай бұрын

I dont believe that

Love this

I just love his debth and humility.

Marlon Brando el Actor mas famoso del Mundo. Gran Actor. Jueves 4 de abril de 2024. Se cumplen 100 años. Un Centenario de su nacimiento. Vivirá Inmortal en sus Películas. Entrevistas. Extraordinario Actor.

wow !!!! especially the bonus part.....

Thies people are just fantastic 😊

I love this we have to find the life and death of the character.Brando was the best.

My daughter's father looked so much like Marlon.

The Best Actor Ever Marlon Brando, Along With Sir Sean Connery

That wonderful movie about Indians came a few years later under Kevin Costner direction. At least in my mind. “Dances with Wolves”, one of the greatest movies ever made.

This guy is deep!!

Connie is adorable here

He got a point 😂

Is man more than the social roles he fulfills?

wow. this dude was wise

Doesn’t make sense to say a painting is great and a piece of music is great but a film isn’t. Someone can think a painting is boring and a mess and someone else can be obsessed with that same piece. Same with film. I get people idolize greats.. and he was a great whether he likes it or not lol.. but still humans before anything and humans can say nonsense at times 😂 he’s so interesting!

1:30 Brando still had the looks here... I think those got shot to hell after he made Apocalypse Now.

Uwielbiam Marlona ❤️ Charyzmatyczny, męski, przebiegły

Can you imagine him on some talk show today!?

Robert Mitchum said it best when he said that "...one of the most popular actors in the movies was Rin Tin Tin so how hard can it be?"

What was that last act of his in that interview?

He was aware of Lila and maya from a Vedic perspective. OM. 🎥

I'm a straight male with no homosexual thoughts, not I'm aware of anyway but hell fire in 1973 that man was damn handsome and about as cool as someone can be.

Connie Chung is good example of a bad actor. Always be 'sincere', even if u don't mean it...

@thomasjones2415

11 ай бұрын

She Is Being Dissreacspful When Marlon Brando Wants 2 Talk About The History Of Being A Twin

Goat of the silver screen...Olivier on stage naturally. Case could be made for Day Lewis, I reckon. Or Streep.

😀😀😀😀

Connie Chung is tight

The interviewer should be someone who knows something about acting...his questions are so lame

he sees through all the BS, which is actually fascinating.

He doesn't like Connie at All

This bird is painful

@thomasjones2415

11 ай бұрын

Diffently,

😂

The interviewer with zero knowledge of acting ARGUING with MARLON BRANDO and telling him he's incorrect... OMG

He would have enjoyed Patrice Oneal, only a few people can afford to live in truth at all times

No I won't do it

Was he really abusing that dog?

Connie was funny

She was a terrible interviewer!! Can’t believe she did that snoring thing! I was really interim what he was about to say about the separated twins!

@juliettebalasco2752

4 ай бұрын

Me too!

@thegirlwhosaidknow

4 ай бұрын

She made me angry with that snore! So disrespectful. I want to find this study about the twins.

And that's why Brando hated doing interviews ... the interviewer was always looking for the sublime moment of denigration

Aside from being a great actor, Brando was a pseudo-intellect. I get bored with his interviews. Talking about how we are all actors because we have to appease our boss at work and lie when we have company over. It’s not the same thing and he knew it. He was just a contrarian who spoke in cliches.

@randynguyen7767

6 ай бұрын

I think u just lack the depth to understand what he means. For example, if ur boss is a douche but u get paid a big salary to provide for yourself/family and u dont call him out on it in order to protect ur job, thats acting. If u love the company u have over but their storytelling is boring u but u pretend to be engaged because u dont want to hurt anyone’s feelings, thats acting.

What nonsense are these icons of acting talking about. Ok, everyone acts that I agree, but can they act according to the script, now that is the question. Example: Actor heads into an audition room with his rehearsed lines. He is asked to begin from a critical point in the script. He has to be on point and must understand the character like he understands himself and the emotion(s) involved at the critical point of the script. He must deliver perfection. Russell's theory of similar minds). The camera sees things that the eye doesn't and hears things that the ears don't, but it is the heart and mind that feels emotion. I am sure that camera operators like myself have seen tons of things that many directors miss. Acting is that one becomes the character without adding oneself in the character. Many actors blend the character with their own persona and the audience love it. John Wayne blends himself into his characters like Arnold, and many others do... are they wrong, no not at all. They are actors who want to show themselves as a brand, because the industry needs brand actors to sell films. It is hard to believe that some camera operators actually read the scripts before and during shoots. in my opinion it is almost a requirement, because I have always done it. I like directors who are well prepared, know what they want and don't do a lot of takes.

Okay, now I am a Marlon Brando fan. 🫶

Live another 100 years host to evolve to Brandon's level .......