Brando became famous for his role in A Streetcar Name Desire. His performance in that movie popularized method acting, where a performer immerses themselves in the mindset of their character.
Brando's performance in the movie stands out because every other actor is still using stage acting techniques, clearly annunciating their words and making broad gestures "for the back seats," while Brando plays his role as realistically as possible. He mumbles many of his lines and uses small gestures that a camera picks up, but a stage audience would not have. In doing so he is often credited with revolutionizing acting for film as a distinctly different art than acting for stage.
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Marlon Brando had an Academy Award-nominated performance as Paul in Last Tango in Paris.
No, but he was in Roots The Next Generation .
He played real-life American Nazi George Rockwell -- an ironic role considering that Brando was a Gentile supporter of Zionism even before the creation of the nation of Israel.
He asked for 4 million and I think he got them :))
Brando was never set to reprise his role as Don Vito Corleone in the last seen where Michael announces he's joining the war effort, but during the first movie Brando's shabby treatment by the studio made sure he didn't come back for a cameo
true confessions.. actually he was a Roman Catholic monsignor
Marlon Brando's last film was The Score (2001) when he appeared as Max.
Marlon Brando, Jr. was his real name. His lesser-known sister Jocelyn Brando also acted under her real name.
Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando played the leads in Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire. They were brother/sister in laws in the movie. Both were nominated for an Oscar for their performances - Vivien Leigh ended up winning her second one for her portrayal of Blanche DuBois.
Moreno claims -- and there is no reason to doubt her story -- that she had a torrid, but ultimately doomed, relationship with Brando for almost eight years. She claims that a pregnancy that resulted from that affair caused Brando to arrange an abortion. SO, depending on your definiton of "having a child," Moreno had either one or no child with him.
Marlon Brando (1924 - 2004) died at the age of 80. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered in various places, but particularly Death Valley, California, and the island of Tahiti. The ashes of his old friend, Wally Cox, were scattered at the same time.
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No, Elvis never met James Dean.
The connection between James Dean and Elvis, and by the way Elvis was a huge James Dean fan, includes but is not limited to; Elvis dated Natalie Wood who starred with James Dean in Rebel Without A Cause, Elvis was friends with Nick Adams who also starred with James Dean in Rebel Without A Cause, and Elvis starred in the movie entitled "King Creole" which originally was named " A Stone For Danny Fisher" and James Dean was to star in but James Dean died in an automobile accident before filming began and Elvis was recast in the starring role.
The movie Last Tango in Paris was released in Italy on December 15, 1972, grossing an unprecedented $100,000 in only six days. One week later, however, police seized all copies on the order of a prosecutor, who defined the movie as "self-serving pornography", and its director was put to trial for "obscenity". Following first degree and appeal trials, the fate of the film was sealed on January 26, 1976 by the Italian Supreme Court, which sentenced all copies to be destroyed. Bernardo Bertolucci was served with a four month suspended sentence in prison and had his civil rights revoked for five years. In 1987, 15 years after the film's release, a new ruling allowed the film to be released in Italy.
Christian Brando was born on May 11, 1958 and died on January 26, 2008. Christian Brando would have been 49 years old at the time of death or 57 years old today.
He is still considered by many to be the best stage and screen actor of all time. His signature role was Stanley Kowalski in Streetcar Named Desire or possibly as Vito Corleone in The Godfather.
In the 85 years of Academy or the Oscar Award history, only twice has the Best Actor in a leading role been refused by the winner. The first was by George C.Scott in 1970 for playing the role of Gen.Patton in the biopic 'Patton'. In the 45th Award ceremony held in 1973, Marlon Brando was voted as the Best Actor for his role of a Mafia chieftain and patriarch of the powerful Corleone family in NY. Brando refused to accept the Academy or the Oscar Award citing that the Native Indian were badly portrayed in Hollywood Movies. Instead he sent an Apache Emissary named Sacheen Littlefeather to represent him and read out a lengthy script prepared by Brando which read “The motion picture community has been as responsible as any, for degrading the Native Indian and making a mockery of his character, describing his as savage, hostile and evil.â€