Norton-Brando

Norton talks about Brando

[@evangelista6442]

Even to try explaining who Marlon Brando was,....it,s impossible,he just wanted to be a human being as everyone else

[@wasteland70]

Edward Norton's comments, for me, are so articulate and meaningful. Marlon Brando seems to be the unltimate actor. I've watched so many interviews with him on KZbin and he just is an "actor".

[@grawakendream8980]

what are you saying

[@gavinbrando8255]

Greatest of all time

[@AnnaLVajda]

Brando was unapologetically himself and many people do not understand that. He was not owned or manipulated by the industry he valued his true identity and was not manipulated the way many are. People are continually disappointed when they try to analyze him because he was what you see is what you get take it or leave it.

[@johnnybmean74]

But he had the Genius Talent to get away with that. 99% of the People Don't.

[@jameschesterton]

The cat swinging line is, I think, of British heritage. I've always known the saying to be something akin to "This room isn't big enough to swing a cat in". It's funny to hear that Brando used that phrase.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

It's a nautical expression. Cat 'o' nine tails.

[@chrissheppard5068]

The cat is not the animal but a small whip used on a ship in the Old British navy for punishment. If the room was to small you could not swing the cat to inflict the full impact of the whip the cat of nine tails.

[@goodgood9955]

chris sheppard Nicely put.

[@dbg6227]

@@goodgood9955 brando probably picked it up from the movie - mutiny on the bounty

[@goodgood9955]

@@dbg6227 Resonable.

[@TheChugg11]

I'm just surprised he'd never heard the phrase "room to swing a cat"!

[@grawakendream8980]

he didnt have google like you

[@fwildflower0426662]

i love NORTON & his acting. a wonderful actor, but in this video i'm not sure if he well but i love you any way

[@grawakendream8980]

what he said in the end was it. his development eroded his ability to deal with people who were being less truthful and in the moment, so he was mischievous with everyone, publically at least. but one to one, away from interviews, he could force peiple ti be truthful with him by how he acted. thats what i think

[@Begeaux]

Well, Brando was kind of the guy who would tell people what he doesn't like about them if they piss him off. He seemed to be brutally honest and direct and really could take people apart verbally if he felt the need to. E.g., in this particular film with Edward Norton (The Score) he didn't like the director so in the end he didn't take any commands from that director and De Niro had to shoot the Brando scenes.

[@stephenbruce4052]

god its so nice to hear some brains and heart xo thanks sie i still like the line shes the omly girl i date and still 25 hour that one sir will stick xo lol

[@RollingOrmond]

Glad Norton got a chance to work with all these legends before he burned all his bridges and now no one wants to work with him.

[@ziggy31337]

What did he do?

[@johnnybmean74]

You'll Never have an Important Significant Bridge in your Life to Burn. Want to know why? Because those type of Bridges are Only available for Special Talents. You will NEVER be one of those people.

[@cellardoor199991]

This is from the TCM Brando (2007) DVD. Someone tell me please where to order it. I can't even find it on Amazon. Thanks

[@stephenmaxwell8283]

you must've sprised alot of people , i'm going out to great beyond and become a movie star .............................that is so crazy ,,,,,cheers

[@Marita940]

These wonderful actors always go on about brando and brando didn't give a SXXH

[@leejee88]

@Begeaux oooh i got you now didnt he do something like that to cybil shepard?

[@joshlee6039]

@legendarnyziomal jessica chastain said that tom hardy pocessed a masculine and feminine quality that she said tom hardy reminded her of marlon brando.is it the same or is what your talking about more of a strong masculine person expressing a strong feminine side as well?

[@hockeymasktime1918]

Wow...so eloquent...Jesus.

[@Begeaux]

...meaning: De Niro was directing half of the film iirc.

[@sugarcane32]

incredibly masculine and incredibly feminine, HOW??? NO don't stop right there NOOOOOOOO

[@gaekel]

You dont have the eye to see it.

[@stephenmaxwell8283]

god ed i know i'm preaching to the choir but you are so intellegent and yes i need a back massage...................i've been watcching all these videos how the expats want to find paradise in thailand ....i don't have much money but ...........oh fuck it takes me a week to get it up with aa stranger .............can i put on that snl .................the candy van lol cheers

[@MyIneffablePonyyy]

STEPHEN YOU ARE ICONIC BUT CALM DOWN PLEASE WOWZA 😭😭

[@The_Chameleon]

Hey man give me some room to swing a cat.

[@leejee88]

"He could really take people apart"..What does he mean by that can anyone clarify for me please ?

[@1414rebel]

JAY OH I reckon Brando had the intelligence to unpack someone emotionally in a way that us normal people can't do. That's why he spoke on an emotional level to audiences since streetcar and combine that with his devastating looks, intelligence, sexual presence and you will find a bunch of people in pieces around him. I doubt he was malicious. He was just better than everyone else.

[@magicalselena]

WOW! I don't want to be rude? But Would I be wrong to say that is a man in women clothing?

[@MyIneffablePonyyy]

Women clothing where?

[@JimMalmPHOTO]

swing a cat of nails.