The Final Days of Marlon Brando

[@stellapatchouli2730]

This is one of the best bio- documentary ever. Very honest, very accurate. Very informative without the otherwise usual bs attached. Thank you to whomever made this video.🎉😢

[@rosequartz7841]

....but we won't know everything !

[@fxhood2114]

dont know. there are very dark sides

[@SaraDavis-l6h]

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[@conniebrazzle3713]

Sadly, most of these Hollywood actors and actresses are wealthy but lived a very sad life.

[@natasadjordjevic5821]

Sick mind and good talent. In despising everything and everybody, he created aura around him. Good trap for more fans.

[@MicheleHuffman-d8c]

This was absolutely beautifully made. What a complex man he was. A terrific actor and very handsome man. Such a sad childhood he had. The first movie I ever saw him in was Mutiny on the Bounty. I was just a kid, but I loved it. Thanks to all those who stood by him until the end.

[@daronnpitts7598]

You homosexual? Just asking I'm not into knowing people that indulge in that or bi, I'm 100 % male . I lose respect for that but that's what Hollywood is about. Not a place for a true Christian period. But that's between you and Jesus when you take your last breath. Just look at Diddy? That's Hollywood. And gangster rap crap. What a world but it's as Jesus said it would be. Come quickly Lord come quickly.

[@daronnpitts7598]

His devilish charms?

[@daronnpitts7598]

Artificial insemination ? Damn

[@blackwidowspider9852]

Marlon Brando Was a beautiful man in his youth And an absolutely amazing star A real actor. There is no body like that and anymore. I don't even watch movies they're not worth it. He died age 80 Pulmonary Fibers A rare disease for the lungs

[@lucasgaron3281]

I have the impression that the time who makes iconic peoples is finishing. True gods with believers, after false gods who are loving by fans, and for the finish no gods with fans for the fiction caracters (Batman, Max of Mad max, the vilain in Glass and Unbreakable, a lot of fantasy caracters in movies, serials and important in the lore of video-games.) Excuse me for my writing i'm french and i have a low level in english, have a good day.

[@janysmahoney1271]

Most sexiest actor ever; quite a few (including James Dean) thought so too. Talented/versatile icon of his genre but I loved him especially in 'Streetcar' an 'Guys and Dolls' ( his Godfather portrayal wasn't that bad either

[@peanut1001x]

he was an ok actor

[@normanspurgeon5324]

prompted I'm sure by the obesity-

[@sherwoodgladiator2694]

И много курил 🚬

[@JudithSchoner]

Marlon Brando was exceptional, unusual in every way. He knew, when his time was over, and he accepted the reality. 😮❤

[@rosequartz7841]

And sadly, when faced with HIS REALITY AS WE ALL WILL ONE DAY ....wh8ch is why we all need to work on our shadow selves....not easy but we should ❤

[@yvonnebaker393]

Marlon Brando was NOT a good actor, far from it. Couldn't speak properly, no real acting quality/ talent.Completely over rated. Surrounded by fawning sycophants......

[@alan-i8t]

@@yvonnebaker393 your a good actor

[@rafaelmartinmeuldijk6030]

@@yvonnebaker393 The Deffinition of a good actor = to make believe people ,the way you wanted !

[@theelvisguru9490]

@@yvonnebaker393have you ever seen The Godfather?

[@HonestlyYours516]

So glad that this fascinating documentary was translated into English. Had a great big crush on Marlon Brando when I first saw his movies in the early 1970's. Really did not understand the complexities of his personality until I saw this video. Was rather sad to find out that he had a rather messed up childhood and that he did not get the love he needed from his parents. But was rather disgusted by the terrible way that he treated the women in his life. Although he seemed to have become a joke by the time he died, I do believe that he deserved to be featured as the cover story of People magazine when he died and that he deserved more praise and recognition when he passed. R.I.P. Marlon Brando

[@ruthd7274]

Messed up childhood. Messed up adulthood. Professional versus private life. Two separate things.

[@rosequartz7841]

My bug bear is the way he treated the women in his life and children in his life. It's not acceptable to say that his behaviour was because of his childhood trauma. If everyone who had the experiences Brandon had and behaved that way then what a World we Would live in. He had choices . Perhaps he was to far down the line and too damaged to see?!😢😮

[@leknu146]

Quelle merveilleuse beauté sa fille Cheyenne !

[@leknu146]

Quel personnage !!!

[@marykayd2781]

What they neglected to tell was that Mr. Brando said the love of his life was Wally Cox. Reference: Beauregard Houston-Montgomery has stated that one time, while high on marijuana, Marlon Brando confessed to him that Wally Cox had been the love of his life. There is no way to tell whether this story is true, but Marlon Brando’s everlasting love for Wally Cox is clear whether it is or not.

[@cgabe7707]

Love this documentary. I wish there was more documentaries, following this kind of format, about other troubled celebrities.

[@sineadcoyle8416]

Always to be remembered a real rascal with a big heart A blaze trailer raw Love from ireland Rest easy

[@rosequartz7841]

Not excusing his behaviour at times!

[@sophieguazzelli5114]

excellant reportage sur un acteur hors norme

[@fabiengerard8142]

Je me rappelais très clairement ce remarquable programme, qui était passé sur une chaîne française voici une dizaine d'années, sans jamais refaire surface sur YTube ou DMotion... Décidément une "belle personne", qui avait "tout compris" de l'absurdité obscène de notre société -- et eut l'honnêteté, ainsi que le courage, de rester lui-même, fidèle à ses convictions jusqu'au bout du bout du voyage. Respect inconditionnel. 🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏

[@rosequartz7841]

Oh please. What about the shocking behaviour he metred out to his children /Co workers/acquaintances/women.....appalling behaviour and he never stood corrected. It seemed he was never challenged about his behaviour and drove roughshod over anyone who stood in his way. As for some of the women who said they understood him/they were replacement mothers/ substitute mothers maybe to sooth the loss of the nurturing from his mother in particular?...We'll never know !😢

[@CreativeDana]

Un homme horrible !!

[@richardsoderkvist6383]

Thankyou very much for this video on Marlon Brando. Its all very interesting. He was sure a very great actor. Its very sad and tragic about the things that happend in his family. He cared about the blacks and indians and different ones that was very nice.

[@sherwoodgladiator2694]

Лучше бы он о близких и своих детях заботился и не приживал чуждое ему. Был восхищён им за его роли но когда узнал о Человеке в нём 😯 просто ужаснулся 🖤 Rip Великому актёру и Бог ему судья 🕯️

[@jackieroberts3836]

He was a great actor and made good movies thats all we need to know about this man ❤

[@WilliamHerlihy-p4g]

Fascinating insight into a true enigma. Love hearing from people who actually knew him.

[@2lefrancoislefrancois178]

comment ça une énigme ??

[@Marco90731]

Thankyou Marlon for having a Native American Woman recieve your Academy Award , her Symbolic Speech , and your Stance , rooted for all the underdogs in the Country .

[@kvk1960]

Apparently Sasheen was a fraud...

[@Marco90731]

@@kvk1960 You mean Cheyenne ? Your so merciful , you probably come from a totally functional Family .

[@chuckschillingvideos]

I'm curious - what exactly you think that accomplished, other than to draw attention from every other performer?

[@Marco90731]

None of them Native American, that was the Point, Tonto .

[@Marco90731]

@@chuckschillingvideos Satisfaction won't bring you back , so don't be so Curious Kittycat.

[@mastabah6861]

Excellente Narration. Captivant , humanisant et mémorable !

[@taylorpresley4604]

It is said we will die as we lived, true in this case. Sad, he had attachment issues. What a legend. Thank you for posting.

[@DavidMolina-jq7im]

Best documentary of Marlon Brando ever done

[@Celebritiesandinfluential]

Marlon Brando was far from being a sociopath as some initially thought. He had a deep compassion for the underdog, endured a harsh childhood, and faced immense suffering throughout his life. He was not only a phenomenal actor but also incredibly handsome. His passing fills me with great sadness. Thank you, Marlon, for your unforgettable films.

[@rosequartz7841]

May be, but his children suffered 😢❤ . Many have had troubled childhoods leading to trauma leading into adulthood , many a handsome folk out there BUT his behaviour was not acceptable in many instances !😢

[@OptimisticSatellite-zn1yn]

Right ❤

[@normanspurgeon5324]

i FOR ONE DO NOT FORGIVE HIM FOR BEING OBESE, or for goading his son to kill Dag- unconscious emotional forces need to be dealt with- - I do admire him for his accomplishments, like On the Waterfront and 1 eyed jacks-

[@nyla2408]

Many people have had horrible childhoods, yet have not gone on to systematically abuse others. Don't subscribe to absurdity by pitying and excusing him whilst showing no regard for his countless victims... two of which happen to be his DEAD children.

[@moniqueclairehernu3253]

Oui un acteur incroyable !! Il dégageait une Telle force de vie !! Tout le monde était Seduit !!

[@WorkingNomad368]

I think Marlon Brando was one of the greatest actors. I believe every actor had flaws and issues in their personal lives, and Marlon had plenty of those I guess, but he still was/is a marvel to watch on the screen.

[@Cedawood]

I've watched this twice within a month, it drew me back. What a complicated, but amazing character!

[@Justice-fe2xl]

This, from George Englund, is very different from what he wrote in his memoir about Brando. For one thing, he said nothing about there being not chair, did mention nurses in attendance (they were definitely there), lunch, etc. Brando's sister had just been to see him. His children visited him regularly, as did others. In fact, son ran to the hospital the say after Englund's visit when he heard Brando had been taken there, but he was too late. In his memoir, Englund wrote of his shock the day after his visit when one of Brando's nurses told him that Brando had died. They had a complicated relationship. There are errors in this video. Coppola didn't have to be convinced about Brando. Both Puzzo and Coppola wanted Brando from the beginning.

[@Ctrl_Alt_Sup]

J'ai découvert Brando dans "Les réfugiés du Bounty", lors d'une diffusion au "Cinéma de Minuit", légendaire émission de télé, un ciné-club à 22h30 le dimanche soir sur FR3, à partir de la fin des années 70. Puis plus tard j'ai vu "Un tramway nommé désir", dans une petite salle de Paris qui projetait des classiques, et puis "L'homme à la peau de serpent". Par la suite j'ai vu ses autres grands films. C'est certainement "Un tramway nommé désir" qui montre le mieux Brando. Avec un abîme entre la conscience de son pouvoir de séduction et sa désillusion sur l'humain, venant de loin dans l'enfance.

[@TJ-Dives]

Watch "Last Tango in Paris"

[@Ctrl_Alt_Sup]

@@TJ-Dives Bertolucci a fait mieux, Brando aussi...

[@nicolaslumbu]

C'est les RÉVOLTÉS du bounty

[@Ctrl_Alt_Sup]

@@nicolaslumbu Ah yes merci 🤣🤣🤣

[@tonym994]

that still of his Tahitian wife about to launch a fist to his face, is priceless. she looks FANTASTIC, and she is pissed. hats off to that photographer.

[@carolking6355]

He was not a sociopath as was suggested early on. He cared for the underdog. He had a dreadful upbringing. He suffered hugely many times. He was such a great actor and so handsome, I feel great sadness for him. Thank you Marlon for some great movies.

[@porteghislaine2940]

Merci pour votre commentaire . Je le ressens aussi . Que son âme soit dans la Paix de Dieu .🙏

[@whiteandred-m8f]

b .s. he caused much suffering too and the death of many. his own daughter accused him of raping her .and he pushed rita to kill herself..his female partner in tango in Paris was raped by him and suffered all her life. he was disgusting . I read that he slept with black and white men all kind of women he s a pig. a monster.

[@claresmith9261]

Totally agree, an icon of his time and a truly incredible actor so grateful for all his incredible movies 👍🏻

[@chuckschillingvideos]

He RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRd an actress on camera. For that may he burn forever in whatever passes for hell.

[@ruthd7274]

You are allowing the fact that he was handsome to cloud your judgement. He evidently was a sociopath. A narcissist at the very least

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

Very sad. Such a great actor. Generation after generation alcoholism, violence, murder, suicide. No empathie for the women but fighting for the rights of minorities. So many unhappy people longing for the love of their parents. And never getting it. So they make other people unhappy. Break the chain.

[@giakatz4471]

De acordo ❤🇧🇷

[@whiteandred-m8f]

what was Brando problem with uis parents? 1:58 his wife say he was pure evil. master manipulator. I d say he s a antichrist actor.

[@taylorpresley4604]

I agree. He had attachment issues due to his parents and their disease.

[@whiteandred-m8f]

@@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat he was godless that s why he acted evil pushing s women to suicide? using abusing women men his own children. his daughter accused him if raping her she committed sucide. his sin tok 10 years who knows who else Brando killed. maybe James dean ?

[@lenhummel5766]

A very gifted and intense actor. Often brilliant. ..... and WHATTA LIFE❗💥🤓💥

[@RogerLenny098]

Best part was Marlon Brando was the God Father. Most memorable part of greatest movie ever made.

[@papapapa-qw2rw]

Un bon documentaire. C'est difficile de construire une famille quand on a pas eu l'exemple. Le parrain est un bon film, la vie de Marlon est une tragédie pleine d'émotions.

[@benahmad5867]

Le mécano roule en vieille bagnole Le médico se soigne avec les vieilles méthodes Le boucher mange rarement la viande. Pourquoi veux-tu alors que Marlon déroge à la règle !? 🙂

[@reneemiquel6491]

Quel dommage un magnifique et tellement beau acteur ❤❤❤

[@capoislamort100]

Brilliant Documentary, I only wished they talked more about his activism and how deeply political he was.

[@tzarynstzaryns6497]

I believe that is the reason why they had to speak bad of him.

[@rosequartz7841]

​​@@tzarynstzaryns6497I don't feel it was bad it was the REALITY. INCREDIBLE ACTOR BUT LIKE ALL OF US HE HAD A SHADOW SIDE MOSTLY CREATED BY CHILDHOOD TRAUMA WHICH IS TALKED ABOUT IN THIS DOCUMMENTARY . ❤ Very sad about the children😢

[@tzarynstzaryns6497]

@@rosequartz7841 I agree , but you know so many other actors are only positively famed when they also have problems like all of us !!! Others that stroke the system in it's right current do not get this treatment . Not too many actors today arrive to Brando's level . True it is sad for the children. No one gets it all in life !

[@capoislamort100]

@@rosequartz7841 his mother seemed to have been the primary source for all of that anger and rebelliousness.

[@TJ-Dives]

I have been diagnosed with the same disease as what took Brando. It's called IPF. Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrocis and it is quite scary. Basically it stop air going through lungs into blood stream for heart. It's a very slow horrible experience. I don't know how much longer I have left. Maybe a lung transplant who knows. But I will not let it run my life, going scuba diving soon before I can't.

[@seanconnolly4503]

May you get a lung transplant, go scuba diving and find peace.Namaste.

[@KoalaBeer.]

My friend had that passed few yrs ago refused lung transplant. 61 to young get the transplant I know scary but without well.

[@TJ-Dives]

@@seanconnolly4503 Thank you.

[@TJ-Dives]

@@KoalaBeer. Thank you.

[@robertl8481]

Try using Boswellia, it increases your lung capacity. People with asthma who take it regularly can increase their lung capacity by 40% in a month. It is worth a try.

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

Marlon Brando what a legend

[@Hollywood-Skandal-p5u]

Das war absolut wunderschön gemacht. Was für ein komplexer Mann er war. Ein toller Schauspieler und ein sehr gutaussehender Mann.

[@Allen-fp4nl]

As a Native myself, I appreciate him standing up for us.

[@andreaschalipp1993]

Er war ein toller Schauspieler er wird niemals vergessen werden

[@alberthedwardneuehaus1197]

La narración es excelente y lo q, más me ha gustado es q todos le querían mucho,a pesar de Marlon ser una persona muy difícil de comprender y tratar.

[@magdal01]

except those who killed him in the end....

[@WakandaBabe]

Amazing actor but in the end, he died alone, probably as a result of how he treated people. Glad we have his work on film, because he was truly gifted. But a very sad end.

[@Gullvivas]

Or maybe he was tired of people and wanted to talk to dogs instead at the end? I believe just half of what is told here.

[@rosequartz7841]

Great summary 👌

[@johntaylorjr4344]

Loved me some Marlon. Take him or leave him he was just who he was. And he wasn't the sociopath that he was sometimes coined as. And strangely he didn't think he was handsome.

[@Lady-Erica]

Because of the movie Godfather .....i admired Marlon Brando and i sometimes still watch the movie .

[@rosequartz7841]

The actor yes. NOT THE PERSON!

[@tess4-2]

How sad that his acting is forgotten by the younger generations as they jump to the next and the next big name. Brando's heart and soul, like the handful of our greatest artists, was in his acting. His most heart-wrenching moment, "I could have been a contender, I could have been somebody," expressed for me all the things - the husband, the father, the friend - that he could have been a contender for.

[@SamuraiSunshine00]

Gone but never forgotten- my favorite actor ever! Fav- A Streetcar name Desire- we don’t just forget in New Orleans

[@rosequartz7841]

Childhood trauma....😢

[@patriciacolombini6567]

It's Good thing that. Marlon Brando became an actor. It was a good outlet for him Great actor but not A good life. Rip

[@brankicaslabinac3138]

Marlon Brando je ima sve što vrhunsku glumac treba imati. Što se tiče njegovog života bio je nepredvidiv, intrigantan, arogantan.... Prema mnogim ženama nemilosrdan. Jednostavno..... Osobenjak! Izvrstan dokumentarnac.🖐️

[@elaineisabelle427]

Loved him, he was so beautiful looking and loved his voice.

[@palianshow]

very interesting documentary, felt very real! and the interviews, the man in the kitchen, super authentic.

[@FreedomSpirit7]

A great actor! Very sad and tragic the happenings in his life.

[@rosequartz7841]

Don't we create our own reality?❤

[@heathermallard9197]

Marlon Brando was such a handsome man. I first saw him in On the Waterfront which was absolutely amazing. Then One eyed Jack, Guys and Dolls, A street car named desire, The God father, and so many more. I wasn't overly keen on his Christian Fletcher if i am hones. But i loved him in every other film i ever saw.

[@gizachewabebe3795]

♟Great man, did so many great things but lost in life many times RIP dear Marlon Brando

[@KeljaSamiNation]

He was not a good human!

[@patriciacolombini6567]

Born to be an actor. Great performances.

[@JermeiMacaigne]

Un acteur magnifique et qui a dit MERDE à la célébrité.Je vais regarder un de ses films ce soir si Dieu le veut histoire de me souvenir de ses combats pour la dignité des Indiens .

[@djameldjamell9594]

Acteur du siècle.....yes je suis d'accord

[@SportyOtterPop]

I had a modern dance teacher in college, who told us that Brando used to play bongos for her dance troup, in the Village, long ago. She told us he was "weird" 😀 Brando was a Beatnik, for a while

[@lplein8429]

Impossible

[@phunkboxx]

I think he experimented with a little of everything to really find himself

[@2lefrancoislefrancois178]

@@phunkboxx pour se retrouver il faudrait déjà qu il se soit trouvé

[@shanewatts5115]

He also patented a tuning device for conga drums but sadly died before it could be released.

[@kzd8988]

Loved your all your movies.. Blessed with good looks and great talents.. You’ll always admired and forever remembers May You R.I.P. 💘💝🌺😘🙏👏

[@rosequartz7841]

I beg to differ. Childhood trauma created a .......

[@henrygingold6549]

Ah, he has access to KZbin?

[@theelvisguru9490]

@@henrygingold6549 KZbin Heaven edition 😂

[@jerryblair4106]

One of the greats I loved his role in the westerns One Eyed Jacks,RIP

[@DianeCagni-st5zc]

Even though one knew him to be a total degenerate, you had to love him, to be mesmerized by his portrayals on screen. People rave about "The Godfather", but for me it was always "The Wild One". Of course, he was superb in any of his parts, but just the mention of his name has always, and always will, bring forth to my mind's eye one of the many pictures I have of that beautiful man, Marlon Brando.

[@susancunningham7933]

On the Waterfront for me

[@tonym994]

@@susancunningham7933 saw that in a theater once in Harvard Square. great print, as I recall it's a small venue, and we sat right up front. and THAT is an 'in your face' film .Steiger as Charlie, his brother, "you wuz my brother, Charlie, y' shoulda looked out for me a little". instead, you came to my locker room and said "Kid, it's not your night. we're going' for the price on Wilson".good dialogue is priceless. "I'm gonna take it out of they're skulls ,Charlie. I'll take it out of their skulls." that's when crooked Lee J. Cobb got what was coming to him.

[@stefani1326-nf9iu]

HE WAS MORE THAN EXCELLENT.WE CAN NEVER HAVELIKE ALEN DELON & MARLON BRANDO😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@TomQuinn-j1t]

My in laws saw Brando on Broadway. They said that women were fainting at his performance and had to be carried out of the theater.

[@janysmahoney1271]

In his younger years, quite possibly the most handsome an sexiest man alive.

[@festivelady826]

Amen.

[@IsabelYap-ik8hh]

He was a great actor then ..... love this man

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

Brando was a legend and still is, Pacino is a legend, De Niro is a legend.

What a Joke. All three of them are nothing but shit. Especially DeNiro.

[@ClaudioGabrielSalgado-qt5ee]

Please don't forget Klaus Kinski👈(from Jujuy,Argentina)

[@fancyberry4046]

They all are just men 😂

[@rivaamir4332]

Firstofall many thanks for this exceptional documant I knew Marlon was unheappy but not so much and whay ....😢

[@moniquebidaud5557]

Pour moi c'était un acteur extraordinaire capable du meilleur comme du pire apparemment ! Mais c'était Marlon. Le grand Marlon Brando ❤😢

[@elvirairanzo9649]

Extraordinaire reportage!!!!!

[@judycasemore2168]

A Great Actor Though Old Age Finally Gets Us In The End.

[@carlosdiniz6999]

Un documentaire digne de Brando. Bravo et merci.

[@rosequartz7841]

Good but disturbing. ...his behaviour!😮

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

A very Talented actor may he rest in Peace

[@KimmieSue.]

I have loved Marlon Brando since I was a child. After seeing him in The Godfather I then watched every movie I could find. He was such a great actor. His issues made him who he was and without them we probably wouldn't have seen his greatness as an actor. One of a kind! We dont have great actors like this anymore.

[@ornellabastelli5273]

Era un grande attore e un uomo sexy bellissimo il più bello del mondo ❤️

[@MustaphaLARBI-q2n]

It was great actor of his generation is icone

[@angelinamoody989]

He was beautiful!!

[@sigiberlin9918]

👌👍

[@janysmahoney1271]

If I was around when he was young, Ida made it my life's mission t steal a kiss/night with him; he was sex on legs an I was totally unashamedly inlove with him

[@janysmahoney1271]

As a man, , t me, he was Sex on legs in his youth an I had a massive crush on him especially after watching Streetcar an Guys and Dolls; As an actor, he was right up there with the Silverscreen greats of 40s-50s As a Activist, he said his piece an did his bit but as an alround people person ,nice guy,well.....the jury's out

[@sheryldalton8965]

When i was very young my family went to the drive in theater & saw "the wild one" starring MB. It scared me so much i never forgot it.

[@mariavictoriaperezcremades7443]

Gran actor hasta el final!!! Ahí están sus peliculas para recordarlo. Muy buen documental, muy real. Gracias al comentarista.

[@janysmahoney1271]

Not only one of the most beautiful craftedmen alive but extremely talented/versatile actor 2 He was also an activist an very people centric (cared about those less fortunate than himself etc). I love him

[@karateskola8502]

A man with a big heart.. The best actor of all time. A great artist. The documentary was made by those who persecuted him during his lifetime. The goal is to get his name out.

[@rhondaholland719]

Very interesting documentary !!

[@BlueSky-eb7ru]

Im finding out now that most of my childhood hero's that I idolized had a nasty dark side to them . Marlon Brando was one of my hero's in my youth .. It pains me to find out he was not the hero that I thought he was .. The biggest let down for me was Robin Williams ... The guy had me completely fooled .. Im now skeptical of all celebrities including TV personalities etc. and no longer take anyone at face value

[@patty4709]

He was great in the Godfather. His best movie.

[@hjd832]

No, for me that was “On the Waterfront “,…An absolute classic

[@JD-ku6vd]

@@hjd832A Streetcar Named Desire

[@sandyshores5688]

I wonder if his sister is still with us....actress Jocelyn Brando - movie "The Big Heat" with Glenn Ford. RIP🙏

[@JD-ku6vd]

@@sandyshores5688 Jocelyn died a year after her brother, and the other sister passed ten years before Marlon.

[@mickeystanic4750]

Must be the only one you saw by him then.

[@Linda-l7v]

It’s not to understand a person but to love, if you love them ❤

[@isisstars729]

Et surtout un acteur qui savait jouer à la perfection..... 👏

[@carolinagarcia390]

Excellente. Mil gracias por este documento. Excepcional actor, independientemente de cómo se haya portado. Ahí no entro.

[@anna4124]

SI.....PENSO CHE M.B. SIA IL PIÙ GRANDE ATTORE ESISTITO A TUTT'OGGI. BASTAVA LA SUA SOLA PRESENZA SENZA DIRE UNA PAROLA ATTIRAVA COMPLETAMENTE LA TUA ATTENZIONE

[@Suliko-br8mz]

Where are the namens oft the interviewees?,

[@ralphromeo7066]

Marlon had no rival. This was the single greatest actor that this country has ever produced.

[@barbara-annamador9830]

God Bless the Soul of Marlon Brando. I get who you are & thank you for all you did & wish you Parafise🙏🙏🙏

[@sar50anga82]

no one lives knowing what it is for and why....but have to until the last breath

[@ВинераМухамедзянова]

Фильм,, . Трамвай желания,,. Главные роли , Марлон Брандо и Вивьен Ли. Надо посмотреть,кто не видел его.

[@gabe_2544]

Good doc, but putting the names of the people included and what they did, their relationship to Brando would’ve made it a lot better.

[@suesmith4289]

Marlon, was one of the most handsom actors ever to walk this earth.😊

[@Clint51]

Marlon Brando le Parrain Corleone !

[@chaturongarchary9773]

A talented who made his legend through the heavy rain...☔⚡⛈️

[@helgahorber9300]

Und das muss die Welt wissen? Ein bemerkender Schauspieler. Ruhe in Frieden.😊

[@pedromanueldiazherrera8064]

El más grande de todos, mi ídolo. Siempre serás el mejor Marlon Brando 🤌🏻🤌🏻🫂🫂

[@Lisa-et7ur]

I know he had his ways but i appreciate Marlon helping Blacks and Indians ❤. God bless him for that. Rip❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sherwoodgladiator2694]

Размножаться полукровками

[@tomvousregarde2023]

Un acteur exceptionnel !

[@lyndapierson6338]

personne stupide

[@lindatomasiello]

Seems like a creep to me

[@pascalepascale5850]

​@@lyndapierson6338disons plutôt n''crédule' ''

[@ngairemartin9753]

He wasn't acting when he did what he did to the woman in Last Tango 8n Paris. He's in hell. He and the c☆☆☆director

[@ignaciasanchez4770]

1:18

[@gazmad]

A very interesting watch and very glad to have become a new subscriber to this channel.

[@leknu146]

Un monstre du cinéma.

[@speravachenelmiocuorefossi308]

Un mostro e basta! ,😄😄😄

[@clifforddriver9434]

The way he raised his own children was pure evil.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

That's true to his character. He was truly an evil, completely self-absorbed and despicable person.

[@2lefrancoislefrancois178]

copie conforme

[@KC-603]

R.I.P. Sir Brando

[@giannicasalini2721]

Gloria a te 🥂

[@wadestevens5659]

Who is the little guy in the kitchen location with white hair providing so much on camera testimony?? This is a very interesting documentary, but it fails in the graphics department… It doesn’t identify who speaking.

[@thequintanashow5058]

Completely agree.

[@MsMesem]

Little guy?

[@thequintanashow5058]

@@MsMesem don’t know about that, but, agree that the doc really needed graphics so I could understand who was who and do more research

[@joehanley6787]

The late author Peter Manso ( a Brando biographer )

[@linasantossantana1555]

A Brando not autorizated biographer​@@joehanley6787

[@fatimamelo3858]

Troubled human being, great actor, beautifull man...

[@antoaneta70]

Damn he was such a gorgeous and charming man , good looking , indeed ✌🏽❤️

[@rosequartz7841]

Toxic to women/no regard

[@rosequartz7841]

That may be the case but he wasnt a good father nor husband

[@geraldineclarke5434]

His ashes were mixed with those of his life-long friend, Wally Cox, and were scattered in Death Valley and Tahiti.