Marlon Brando Interview 1973 (Pt 1 of 6)

Brando on The Dick Cavett Show, June 12, 1973. With representatives of the Cheyenne, Paiute and Lummi tribes.

[@lesgibson969]

he's so fucking charismatic

[@eyadzreika6794]

+faitj marjes no he is not. on godfather and apocalypse now he was a pain to work with

[@zaphodbeeblebrox9109]

+Fire Productions did you work with him on those then? i assume you must have?

[@eyadzreika6794]

information gathered from fracis coppla no i hasn't born yet

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

+Fire Productions That has nothing to do with charisma. Perhaps you should look up the definition.

[@eyadzreika6794]

i'm sorry. i didn't watch all of it, so i have no position to speak

[@sohaibvibez6886]

youtube is like a time machine, thank god for this gift

[@SKC977]

Sohaib Alsaigh Amen, brother

[@ronniedio536]

Agreed

[@alexbebop5455]

Thank god? Maybe thank science, progress and people who invented and developed internet technologies?

[@EricScottBloom]

MIRACULOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ChuckTay23]

Facts.

[@lejla9358]

What made Marlon Brando so charismatic was the fact that he was so true to himself. An authentic person who didn't care to fit in and live by the norms of society. I believe that this made him a loner at heart.. especially when we consider the industry he was working for. It takes guts to be like that,..to stand alone and not give a crap.

[@alimasoumy3031]

Only very very successful people have this luxury.

[@TheMenghi1]

Actually, he had a lot of charism, but he was an extremely flawed and narcissistic. I don't think he cared much for any semblance of normalcy.

[@williamclark7969]

Rather than crediting 'guts', Brando mentions that being wealthy enough to retire is what allowed him to 'stand alone and not give a crap'. He began to develop those traits as a child, while his absentee traveling-salesman father pursued money, alcohol, and women in parts unknown. Certainly, his mother and sister gave him some measure of emotional support. But, when left to his own devices, he learned to entertain himself with jokes and comic routines based on his impressions of other persons' speech and manners.

[@jordanjordan9022]

The thing is that he did "give a crap". He was extremely sensitive and realized that being honest and real would draw huge criticism and ridicule on himself, but he did it anyway. He was courageous and showed great integrity, all the more so considering his sensitivity.

[@jonnyb_good8769]

You're right absolutely right

[@twopax17]

Marlon comes on at 3:05. Applause ends at 4:00

[@drodrigues3451]

+Les Legato Agreed

[@KelleyBroussardMackaig]

Jesus, THANK YOU!!!

[@plasmichoneytrip]

amen to that

[@MeishaAthma]

At the end of this clip I've only just begun to know why.

[@abegohr2576]

twopax17 not enough

[@glascocktailsnaprapper4566]

I love how he actually thinks about what he's going to say before he starts speaking. Calm and refreshing.

[@spiderloco97ecc47]

a man among men.

[@pigeonlove]

That is what happens when you are tired. To anyone. Slurring of speech, brain fog, slow reactions, dry throat... he's practically falling asleep

[@beyond1957]

A rare thing.

[@nfelvis68]

Nobody dies...they just end up on KZbin forever.

[@mrm64]

true that!!!

[@thinkimperfect8483]

nfelvis68 some deep shit!!

[@akfox38]

nfelvis68 Until KZbin Dies

[@mrm64]

AK FOX Yup, and then 1,000 years later we'll all be dead and nobody will care.

[@akfox38]

mrm64 Dust in the wind my friend lol

[@glenfenderman]

It's hard to believe this was 1973. With Brando's look and his style, this looks like it was filmed yesterday!

[@poorhai9321]

Yes even his movies in the 50's he looks like a modern actor not like those other 50's actors

[@Sidonia1]

Exactly...it is so weird...

[@angelica6560]

He always seemed to dress modern and carry himself differently to his time

[@themiddlekid1966]

When he walks out - look at his eyes - the way he looks at the audience. Wow. A lot of power in his facial expressions.

[@eXOticvibess]

He’s just magnificent, he has such divine control of his own energy and very few men have it. He’s absolutely awe inspiring and sexy as fuck.

[@EnoVarma]

That entrance... Brando had a sublime technique as an actor, but when you have that much charisma, you need only to show up and little else.

[@EyeMixMusic]

He walked onstage with an aura around him, like some mythical icon of American literature come to life.

[@JohnDrakeMI6]

Marlon Brando was one of the greatest actors and activists we have seen since the 60's and we need him more than ever now. Mr. Brando was a real human being who had compassion for all people and helped the Native Americans. He boycotted the 1973 Oscars and allowed Sacheen Littlefeather to speak on his behalf while exposing the bad treatment of American Indians in the Movie Industry.Marlon Brando was much more intelligent than his scripts allowed him and was pure Genius. What an interesting life he had and history he left us. Research Marlon Brando. God Bless him! See other interviews by Larry King as well. (Movies: Mutiny of the Bounty, Sayonara, Missouri Breaks, Godfather, etc.. are just a few of his greats)

[@rmleider]

Marlon was a handsome man..a masculine man.

[@jungleGSC]

lmao i see what you did there

[@josephscaduto9971]

May their first child be a masculine child.

[@juicer67]

Well, Jor-El (Superman's father) has to be.

[@rekunta]

ArthurVandelay guy was a beast. I never realized what a big man he was.

[@tonykuli]

A Great Man!

[@WindWipper]

I never, never tire of seeing that man's beautiful smile.

[@RWAC685]

Marlon Brando Ladies And Gentleman, A True Legend. RIP Marlon Brando.

[@onlyme114]

What a great man and great actor. He deserved better than all the sadness in the last years of his life.

[@jandrei7569]

Wow. I love Marlon for standing up for diversity in film.

[@allessandmegchannel]

Awe he still has that adorable face :)

[@allessandmegchannel]

Obviously -___-

[@MissMassHumanicide]

Yes :) he definitely still has a lot of sex appeal here, in fact I find him incredibly sexy in the "Last Tango In Paris" stage of his life. Charismatic, handsome and classy.

[@JenStallard]

***** how very compassionate & open minded of you.. "all that stuff" nice!

[@JenStallard]

***** Pretty sure people are still talking about it now ie. you (the irony) so yes at the very least he heightened awareness of injustice which in my opinion is a positive thing.

[@tomrb2297]

Marlon Brando was probably the coolest guy to walk the earth. RIP

[@tonyc945]

+TomRB 97 Brando was cool, but Steve McQueen was a downright iceberg!

[@christopherhaines2492]

+Tony C Well said, well said!

[@justintown4456]

+TomRB 97 - Didn't Brando sleep with a 15 year old Jackie Collins? I guess Roman Polanski and Bill Cosby are cool too.

[@WindWipper]

+Tony C Am a big fan of both their talents. Sure wish they had done a movie together.

[@joeygonzo]

+reza christ Don't forget brown women loving daddy. Sorry, we like him.

[@Sassysmile71]

Wow he had such a presence!!!

[@maryambagel4616]

There will always be one and only Marlon Brando!

[@annalisavajda252]

Yes people look for his qualities in other actors like young Mickey Rourke or even Tom Hardy but he has no equal really.

[@eddiescanduratrains]

His real voice and looks are so much different it's mind-blowing

[@mmlas8683]

This was him just starting to go downhill in regards to his extensive weight gain, so I guess that's why he wasn't as charasmatic as his younger days…

[@mrselbendadi]

Lovely Candice I'm sorry but it really doesn't matter if he had gained weight or if he looked like carved out of marble by Leonardo Da Vinci in his younger days- Marlon was the epitome of being a charismatic man! And he was beautiful inside and out!

[@eddiescanduratrains]

Well that's what happens to one when they go "over the hill" and turn 50. Now turning 100 is a different ballpark.

[@mmlas8683]

mrselbendadi Erm, I never said he wasn't I was just replying to the original comment. Of course he has charisma, but I don't think he had the same kind of charisma as he did in his younger days doing interviews. I'm not at all bashing him, I'm a big fan of his in fact.

[@eddiescanduratrains]

That's right cause you can't bash the Godfather, unless you're apart of the Barzini family... or Tatalgia family.

[@dointhebiz]

I don't know why everyone is saying the host is bad, he seems completely respectful and considers how Marlon is feeling I think he did the best he could.

[@itwontcomeout5678]

Dick Cavett was and is a great guy! He defended Jimi Hendrix on his interview in 1970

[@1414rebel]

He is great

[@timothydaniels504]

“The Host” is Dick Cavett, probably the only man on the planet who could convince Marlon Brando to do a show like this. He was the man who got to interview the people who were way beyond the A list.

[@zz424]

Caveat is horrendous. He needs to grow a pair of balls

[@paulhomsy2751]

The "host" is not just bad...He is lousy. At a loss for words. Not entirely genuine, affected and not interesting. He would have never made it in the 1990s. And that's the great Dick Cavett. He may have been interesting in his time but I found the interview horrible and insipid on his part. Marlon Brando is a giant, different story altogether.

[@shockingblue55]

At that age he was hotter than ever.

[@Twinkle3067]

Fräulein Menke They don't get no hotter than Marlon,he was smoking! God rest his soul!

[@shockingblue55]

sirmolio Far from it, a fat bloke can be an absolute sex god. Old age is a different issue, though.

[@lesternapoleongreen7543]

I wish I coulda looked like him.

[@TommySasaki]

+Fräulein Menke I agree, soo hot. And I'm not even gay.

[@jamesdunn9714]

+Liverpool lovr Yes.

[@villezlovrgrl666]

they couldn't have picked a better actor to play Vito Corleone amazing man!!!!

[@stevejorfi9086]

They didn't pick him, He picked them.

[@AtaurRahman-bs1lm]

@@stevejorfi9086 Actually, They asked him, he rejected, they said, "Fine asshole, SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER IS DYING TO PLAY VITO". And he went, (ACTUAL QUOTE)"What? You want Laurence oluvier to play Vito? You really think Laurence Oliver should play Vito? No no no, I'll do it".

[@sunshinewater4659]

Brando...a man before his time...

[@TheJooberjones]

Marlon is so comfortable in his own skin and so willing to embrace the awkwardness of this and out of that comes something much more real and introspective than a usual talk show, what a legend.

[@kingdingaling2469]

? What ? He’s super uncomfortable

[@katevielle4263]

Marlon was Marlon, unapologetically. Very human and thrilling just to watch. From his cadence, his voice, and his strange dreamy presence. He was magnificent.

[@leroyoneill1929]

Brando wasn't trying to be cool is just was. Legend of Legends. ✊

[@lizzyallan9665]

Marlon couldn't tolerate fame, or fools in Hollywood, he was incredibly real and honest about life, and if people didn't share his views too bad. He said what he thought all the time. He sure wasn't a phony bullshit artist. His acting was unbelievable,unforgettable and just amazing.

[@lizzyallan9665]

***** Exactly, like Mickey Rourke.

[@lizzyallan9665]

Lizzy Allan This interview is funny, because you can tell he couldn't stand Dick Cavett. Marlon was laughing at him on the inside.

[@lizzyallan9665]

***** Thank God someone understands what I mean. Thanks.

[@Cassiopea456]

Well said. He was really controversial and honest for the time cuz he used to take on issues ppl did not want to face or talk about, that's why everyone was always feeling uneasy around him, Brando was very real and unpredictable, .. He used his fame to fight ignorance racism and politics in a very difficult time Great man and the best actor of all times.

[@brendapascale786]

Lizzy Allan 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hazelleyes319]

He looks like a young man in an old man costume. So weird. Lol Marlon is a strange but interesting

[@maciejdobrowolski4580]

Hazell eyez actually he was 49 that time

[@TheIritify]

Planeta Ziemia true haha... it's funny If his hair would be different, he looked like early 30's

[@vaimende]

he looks so good

[@wj2429]

+Zen Davis You speak of his social awareness and then spout sexist trash. Marlon's looks were essential, his life would have been radically different without them.

[@zendavis3501]

@@wj2429 You make no sense. Are you illiterate? Not an insult just a valid inquiry.

[@patchadams1473]

I gotta respect him for his integrity, he was far ahead of his time, and an amazing actor.

[@MakinMovies7]

So ahead of his time..... brilliant human.

[@mrangsta]

+gasgas270 So right, he was ahead of his time.

[@RnBLover1997]

He is very fascinating. "I put on an act sometimes, and people think I'm insensitive. Really, it's like a kind of armour because I'm too sensitive. If there are two hundred people in a room and one of them doesn't like me, I've got to get out." He is an highly sensitive person and those persons are very often misunderstood so i'm not surprised that some saw him as weird. Now i have to look for more Marlon Brando movies, just seen Godfather, Apocalypse Now and some romance movie from the 70s.

[@lordbelcheriv6115]

Re being highly sensitive;I think so, too. I suspect he was a very complex man, and quite intelligent, but never felt he really fit in anywhere.

[@anantambisht4895]

Filip - yah h I am sensitive too

[@anantambisht4895]

Lord Belcher IV my story

[@filipvis4655]

Hi! Im called Filip too! Certainly a fascinating person/figure. Remarkable and genuine actor I guess. Sometimes ppl want you to give more than you have as reserves, I think thats very tiring that they have a certain expectation of you, and if you really want to play a role correctly, really live inside that role to become that character, you need to be able to master your emotions, but when you play another role as an actor they still have that same expectation of you, that everything needs to be a little masterpiece, when sometimes an imperfection is better. You somehow need to mask the sensitivity I guess, or they get on to you. I do it to alot while im not even an important, not even a person of significance, I tend to be harder and look stronger and in the eye of beholder charismatic, and when Im on my own i can let go of that mask. I guess a lot of people get this way when folks ask a certain thing of you, over and over and over again. You need to overcompensate to show you can cope with given duties/obligations, to tend to being able to work harder, going across your own boundaries while noone or sometimes yourself cant notice it when you get into so called modus yourself as a person. I recognize this enormously! Sheer pressure aiming for perfection and expectation make you a product of the way you were before as a person, an individual tends to change him/herself into the more popular version! Greetings from another Filip! I dont see many online, or wherever on the world. Enough phil's or phillip philip written with ph, but almost none with an F like in our/my own case. Belgian king is called it, lol a lot of royals are being named Filip or the version with Ph. But i reckon its a dutch/belgian thing, or some people of eastern europe perhaps? Balkan/polish ukranian or former yugoslav ppl there are still alot being named statistically/percentually! Not much Filip's with an F left!

[@filipvis4655]

May I ask of which nationality/which country youre from Filip? lol its weird, not much Filip's almost like talking to myself!

[@digamelicenciado2008]

An excellent american actor who believe in human rights.

[@farouksadi6964]

Oscar Valdivia he is not American he is red indian apache

[@buleiqi]

even though he has aged and gained weight, you can still see the same beautiful man through his eyes.and expressions

[@leafyutube]

I'm a little worried about this Sollozzo fellow.

[@lazn9863]

now i know why he's my favorite actor

[@user-ms9tf9ep1j]

Laz N No i dont have a gun 🔫

[@tedthethird_]

Hello Kurt

[@LukeMele]

3:08..The man has a presence that commands attention 3:27..That look, it's just like a mesmerizing spell I admire this man and look up to him

[@themiddlekid1966]

I feel the same way about him.

[@XxchampaignxX]

He's so beautiful

[@iggyspirit]

amazing how much control he has over the audience,

[@dickydmcd]

Just finished watching the Godfather, and watching this interview now I just cannot believe the transition, what a fantastic actor this guy was. Good interviewer too. Good humoured and actually allows the guest to talk for longer than 5 seconds at a time.

[@HaiderAliKhan]

Marlon was a complete badass.... Actors will give up their nuts to get an Oscar, this guy refused to accept for Godfather... What integrity!

[@paghal11]

First time I've seen an interview with Marlon Brando. Never realized how insightful, intelligent and, frankly, ballsy of a guy he was. New found respect !

[@10Hammers]

the greatest actor that ever was

[@IAMBENNYBLANCO.]

hell no!!! He was a good actor, a legend....but not the best

[@IAMBENNYBLANCO.]

.....not the greatest.

[@dj-dt1vv]

+trompetayritmo yea the fuck he was...he & de niro. everybody else is below em

[@IAMBENNYBLANCO.]

@102635989289774617717 nah man...that's your opinion, but not the fact, Al Pacino was a much greater actor than MB, DeNiro, to name a few.

[@jamiecaldwell1534]

+trompetayritmo It's not simply technical acting skill that makes an actor great, at which Brando excelled btw. It is also presence, charisma, energy, power. No actor can go toe-to-toe with Brando on that score. He was almost explosive he was such a force on screen. He was on a whole other level, imo.

[@amzstar3351]

What a handsome actor he was so legendary his whole presence

[@calypso8094]

He is so fucking calm, smart and noble!

[@mihaelbrkic3757]

Andrea Knezevic najbolji glumac svih vremena :)

[@senosab]

Awesome. Brando's acting was beyond cutting edge. Phenomenal...

[@TravisLoneWolfWalsh]

One of the greatest classiest actors of our time

[@kevinsbestsubscribe7599]

Voice tone, body language, mannerisms -- the ultimate alpha male.

[@walkertongdee]

really

[@walkertongdee]

When he was young he had a strong physique he was an athletic type, as he got older he got heavy and big. Not small by any mens unless you are talking about the scale of obesity sizes in many countries then yes he was small LOL.

[@aaronwayne3984]

He was just small all around fat or not. He was 5'8. No saying that is bad, i'm about the same height.

[@aaronwayne3984]

He does look quite lumberjack like next to Cavett, however.

[@youreallygotmenow4855]

Aaron Wayne He wasn't a small man. He was actually 5'10 and weighted quite a bit here.

[@yolag8872]

That is what Great famous people do, give Voice to the ones who dont have any in this world. I love his spirit.

[@ago7212]

First time seeing this clip and Brando at this age. He's a very good looking man who seems to be as deep a thinker as he was charismatic. Very impressive!

[@Sidonia1]

Maybe is stupid what i will write...Marlon Brando was looking like a person from the future in this show...i cannot explain it....

[@callmebitchacho2453]

He had a cute smile.

[@Chawie79]

He was so much ahead of his time with his thoughts and beliefs. Mr. Brando was more than just handsome charming talented man. He was trying to make a difference and showing his empathy to his fellow human beings.

[@titansfan4215]

Now days, when people are on late night shows, it's like they're trying too hard to be funny and cool. Marlon seems very sincere and honest in these interviews. I love it.

[@rajatdas9459]

HoLyShiT Its 46 yrs agoo😱😱😱😱who r watching dis in 2019??😍 😍 😍

[@chhantei8230]

Rajat Das Me from Aizawl mizoram..

[@jackytaroreh4577]

😀

[@rafaelmartinezpeinado7313]

Rajat Das me sud spain

[@rahultiwari7194]

Me

[@williwin1554]

Rajat Das ▶️. Me. 🤓

[@lizzyallan9665]

He may not have had a great warm personality, but he was one of a kind..........never to be seen, ever again, on this planet. He was an absolutely incredible force, and has affected my life forever.

[@JerpPin]

Haha I just read on Wikipedia that this was the day Marlon Brando broke a photographers jaw..... Look it up lol

[@elasolezito]

Yes i read it, it happened after this interview ! lol

[@johnnyballenatl]

That photographer was Ron Galella; watch the documentary "Smash His Camera" for the whole story.

[@akristen4971]

Wow, cool story TY

[@musataz]

fun fact: the next time Galella chased Brando, he wore a football helmet XD

[@rodriguezthiago318]

Very charismatic and interesting man. Great look!

[@candemircan2875]

Ooooo...He was so much handsome more than movies. Wonderful actor and he has incredible charisma.

[@FatBabyCheeks]

This video right here is one of the reasons why Marlon Brando is an American Icon!

[@joenicholls461]

Brando. Biggest star there's ever been

[@frankosina4322]

I never get tired of this interview

[@agentravi00007]

I respect this actor as a guru (Teacher). The artist never dies and his work always inspire a new generation

[@zico82495]

marlone is the boss of all bosses !

[@TaylorBrown0291]

Amazing actor! So good looking even here 😍

[@Pun2404]

What a badass...

[@potpunaljubav7632]

Dear G., thank you for sharing this with us...KD/DMC. It reminds me of N. Wood great performarce and all the greatest Hoollywood's Human and so many memories of great moments and times with Marlon Brando - who I love soo much ...

[@dawnsmith5283]

he's still gorgeous and i love him because he loves and protects the Indians

[@ammorreztristar]

Surely the greatest actor ever .

[@wattrocks]

face reminds me of a mix between jack nicholson and leonardo dicaprio

[@therealestlebomba8959]

wattrocks yes exactly!

[@ajones21606]

Yes!

[@robdcollector2808]

ajones21606 ...i totally see Leonardo Dicaprio turn out like this in 20 yrs

[@Victory987]

Leonardo Dicaprio does a great Jack Nicholson impression.

[@ElenaCamy]

Omg yes!

[@SuperCabrito14]

What a wonderful human being

[@BiffBallbag]

Brando had a real pair of balls on him, courageous

[@sirmolio]

BiffBallbag He told it like it was/is.

[@luckyswine]

Brando ahead of the game here as usual. A deeply intelligent man and a gift to the stage.

[@jonnysongs]

Holy shit, that magnetism. When you get born with a face like that, add to that the physique and intelligence, you've pretty much won the lottery of life.

[@henryjackson2357]

jonnysongs I look just like him and smart too so I'm lucky

[@marouanwolf]

The amount of Charisma is phenomenal

[@speedoflite1]

that Brando face

[@shanni-leighboobear2471]

so handsome brilliant actor

[@INJURYCOMP]

TYVM for this post!! Every American should watch this interview - in it's entirety.

[@ftjax]

The Coolest Dude ever

[@beatlejim64]

Cavett's show was GREAT...John Lennon...George Harrison...Jimi Hendrix...Janis Joplin...Brando...Bette Davis...Dali... ...Kate Hepburn...Norman Mailer...Groucho Marx...Ray Charles...Jack Benny...Capote...etc. Legends of the 20th century....

[@alban226]

Alfred Hitchcock and David Bowie also

[@lilienfrau112]

and river Phoenix

[@Flippie123]

But not Elvis. So Dick failed

[@jamoriah]

Brillaint man, brilliant actor.... nothing else to say. Love him!

[@actinstyle]

A master of his craft. A truly dedicated artist.

[@paper____]

He knew the outcomes that he gave us his presence and I was able to experience this wonderful man!!!

[@Benoitcarroue]

charismatic !!!

[@scretching08]

Brando was a very articulate and educated guy beleive it or not and shared his views without script, really from the heart.

[@dantekierkegaard9763]

articulate?? may I remind you of his most famous line: mgnnmkhmnffrecntrffs

[@gunnarulset4196]

Can't see california without Marlon Brando's eyes.

[@educado669]

Marlon seemed to live in a world apart from the rest of mortals... I wish I could be him someday.

[@teffo96]

He was still hot here

[@williamflickinger801]

Ron you could been another Billy Conn that sunk we got you for a manager brought alone too fàst ? it wasn't him Charley it was you.remember that time at the garden kid this ain't your night ain't your night that night I could took Wilson apart he get a shot at polo grounds and I get a one way ticket to polaka volley volley you where my bother charlie you could look out for me a little we going for bread on Wilson he get a shot for the title .you saw some money you don't understand I could been

[@hehasmyheartxo]

Yes, he was. 😏

[@luzgadea4268]

Handsome!

[@danasweeklypicks5033]

Very

[@DanglingDingleBerry]

Funny thing is I'm a straight guy and that is literally the first thing I thought when he sat down and they did a close up shot of Marlon. "Goddamn that guy is incredibly good looking." The balding head literally does NOTHING to detract from his looks, which is crazy.

[@rishabjain2022]

greatest actor ever brando

[@omrvillasenr1548]

The audiences dedication to applause is more than the definition of dedication itself

[@lilcicero77]

Marlon was such a glorious tease

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

the greatest of them all! his mere presence is demigod-like!

[@matt7352]

Leo fights for climate. This guy fought for people

[@samhainsamhain4927]

Both are worth fighting for.

[@RachelDeRosier010894]

And Michael Jackson faught for EVERYONE. Especially for children. ^^💖💖💖💖💖

[@RachelDeRosier010894]

+Rachel DeRosier And the climate.

[@myilmazalper]

how dare leo fight for the well-being of the earth??

[@dylaz13]

Why not fight for both?

[@botterblommeke9730]

Thanks Gulley, for posting! Even after so many years: MB is and stays a ramarable man and actor with a grat personality! Chapeau!

[@funkyflights]

He looks like my grandpa to a tee... I swear you would think they were related... This is no joke ... Unreal ... Rip to both of them... Brando was one of the best actors ever... Period

[@evangelista6442]

You can perfectly see that Marlon didnt like interviews and he was right,to answer such dump questions is just rediculous! marlon Brando was a highly intelligent man!

[@user-nb3db3gu5u]

+Tim Winchester What did he say about white people? if you don't mind me asking.

[@jamesbrice7951]

brando was an asshole

[@evangelista6442]

just look in the mirror.

[@user-dx5bn4yk4f]

hmlnr splqe talking to yourself?

[@cynthialorena8562]

O maior ícone da História do cinema. Não nasce ninguém que se compare a Marlon Brando. Completamente apaixonante.

[@bajiraoshelar2009]

A legend

[@yoya4766]

He actually believed in equality, long before it became a fashionable and politically correct currency.