We Remember Marlon Brando!

[@Omar-wq9dz]

Despite having a reputation for being hard to work with, he was an incredible actor from A Streetcar Named Desire, On The Waterfront, The Godfather, Superman, Apocalypse Now, and others

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯. A legend

[@edvaira6891]

He was a whiny little baby…his talent did not justify his awful behavior

[@landonhudson9726]

@@edvaira6891 your point?

[@landonhudson9726]

@@edvaira6891 don’t be such a softie

[@christianantonio9505]

Free money with David Arquette!!!

[@grandmufftwerkin9037]

Brando was both a great actor and a crazy man.

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯💯

[@chrisnotyou]

The template for our modern "activist" celebrities.

[@trinaq]

Rest in peace, Marlon. I can't believe that he was only 47 when "The Godfather" was released, and had to darken his hair with shoe polish to play an aging Vito.

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯💯

[@chrisnotyou]

Never liked those movies.

[@marmap100]

He was incredible in Last Tango In Paris.

These legends don't come anymore.

[@SexySkoChick]

THIS is soo TRUE! 😌

[@dannysart3990]

Marlon Brando had a effortless acting style.

[@delrey874]

He is one of my all time favorite actors.

[@lag767]

Thanks!

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I just watched the Godfather again a couple weeks ago. He was The Godfather.

[@jeroenboth167]

In his last few years he was cared for by Michael Jackson who was one of the very few people he could actually trust

[@JoBloOriginals]

Funny story - in my amateur screenwriting days, I once tried to write. screenplay about their friendship. It was terrible though.

[@jeroenboth167]

@@memoryofChristian_Brando no it’s not exaggerated. He was one of the only people who cared for the aging Marlon.

[@TheNYCGoldenGlover]

I loved that two of his last roles were "Don Juan Demarco" and especially "The Freshman" which he both seemed to be having a blast working with great comedic and care free emotional interactions. Brando was the true Rebel. One of my favorite memories is him on LARRY KING and speaking about who runs Hollywood. Only to get him blackballed and force him to apologize

[@chrisnotyou]

It just wont do for people to notice things. Michael Jackson noticed some things too, look what happened to him. Ya know, if I didnt know better id say there was some sort of cabal actually in power over the world. A international clique if you will. Something that needs to be questioned. But more importantly, there needs to be found a solution to that issue. One that is oh...permanent is good word...or...Final?

[@Emulous79]

Who runs Hollywood? Satan. He runs everything else, too.

[@CornishCreamtea07]

I hope to see a lot more of these, there are an endless number of great actors and actresses to choice from.

[@Nameless-pt6oj]

Nothing short of amazing.

[@jessetorres8738]

It's a shame Marlon Brando's last film was never released.

[@ricogomez4020]

Nothing to see.

[@Emulous79]

Just saw him again in Apocalypse Now. Unforgettable, powerful, emotive.

[@GamingSaturnMoonManBoy]

Marlon Brando reprised his role of Don Vito Corleone for The Godfather video game. Most of his dialogue was ripped straight from the movie but he lent his voice to a scene where he was in a hospital bed and recorded his dialogue like how he did for Big Bug Man

[@alisagazarova7454]

The One and the Only! Incomparable enigma!

[@freedone.]

Sublime. Thank you for this

[@8lata]

Yes we remember him. And i remember him obsessively. I have never seen anyone like him. I don't want to. I stare at his face every day to remind myself that such beauty can exist. Not before brand and after brando but only brando forever brando .

[@jamesmorgan3212]

I sorta dig “The Fugitive Kind”. I watched it the other night . The Burt Reynolds thing always bothered me. Being a fan of Burt listening to him talk about it decades later you could tell it still hurt . Brando was a incredible actor .

[@chasehedges6775]

His performance in Apocalypse Now is gloriously phenomenal

[@ricogomez4020]

Lighting is what makes it just ok.

[@beckobert]

Not just his acting, he really helped Coppola find a suitable ending when he was struggling and even contemplating a generic final battle ending.

[@jazzyj12]

Marlon Brando is the greatest actor to ever grace the silver screen

[@46st]

I really appreciate you for This God Bless Everyone

[@masonteague4039]

Favorite films of his are The Godfather Last Tango in Paris Apocalypse Now

[@OctPSfever]

His acting was like magnetics, cant take eyes off him. It is rare to see the actor is talking to you. Most are just acting, memorizing their lines n performing.

[@jordanhedger330]

Every time I hear the motorcycle though skl story so cool so broken. The rat bike king.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Marlon is to Acting like Maradona is football, so that's why he was the Maradona of Acting, and if you think of the great generation from American actors such as Al Pacino, Robert De Niro or even, Jack Nicholson, all of them are Brando's products. Therefore, Marlon had an effect over the psychology of Men in America and especially, those who wanted to be actors at the Actor's Studios.

[@donaldsimmonsjr]

Can you do a "We Remember" biography about Tallulah Bankhead and Lucille Ball?

[@user-aa40]

One word "Godfather" 4 life

[@samuelattias148]

WOW!

[@cjjones258]

You can't see California without Marlon Brandon's eyes

[@advaitajugran643]

Your sooo coool

[@gonogazz]

A Great Actor..Great Dude..Great Man..

[@TheCondello]

So a Time Machine, Go back and Kill Hitler , Go Back talk to Jesus and go back and See A Streetcar named Desire on Broadway with original cast . That would have been something.

[@SexySkoChick]

DEFINITELY! 😱 ALL 3 I'm down for 😍 sounds great to me! 😩

[@hunterolaughlin]

And now we remember James Caan (1940 - 2022)

[@saidtoshimaru1832]

14:45 - He was called Nelson de la Rosa.

[@maiii...7125]

My love forever 💘

[@bestguywhotellsitlikeitis]

Has anyone seen California WITHOUT Marlon Brando's eyes?

[@bryantbarth9051]

Marlon Brando GOAT

[@michaelhurley3171]

Always lived life on his terms and never kissed Hollywood's ass and that made him enemies. A great actor and never cared to be a "star". Daniel Day Lewis is the closest thing we have today, but there's only one Brando!

[@ricogomez4020]

He brought misery to those that lived with him.

[@michaelhurley3171]

@@ricogomez4020 don't know, but as an actor I have to respect his talent.

[@jordanhedger330]

Do James dean next and Ray liota

[@gregmize01]

👍👍👍👍

[@blackamerican40]

Why didn't you post this 18 days ago as sort of a 18 year anniversary of his death? 7-1-04 Why today?

[@JoshBiggs]

“John Gilgun” lol its geel-good.

[@masonteague4039]

Favorite films of his are The Godfather Last Tango in Paris Apocalypse Now One eyed jacks

[@OctPSfever]

I loved "One Eyed Jacks". Not getting why it was a failure. I could not take my eyes off his acting whole time. Am I missing something here?

[@francisennis2480]

Do John Cazale

[@sfernandez3047]

The ugly american and reflection in a Goldeneye are not bad films actually, espacially the latter one.. strong character study, and Brando is very good in it.. they flopped but it doesn't mean they are bad films : Candy and bedtime story on the other hand.. won't argue with those

[@atwunz]

18:06 Yo he looks like pedro pascal

[@Rockstar-bq5fm]

Eh I rate Brando Highly but I certainly wouldn’t want to see him take the roles of Dean, Heston, Eastwood and Peter O’Tool’s star performances. He was as likely to sabotage them as do something great and those actors are legendary in part to those roles. Brando is Brando good and bad and there was plenty of bad

[@ricogomez4020]

His VIVA ZAPATA role of a Mexican is no better than John Saxon as a Mexican. Eli Wallach could do Mexican real good.

[@Rockstar-bq5fm]

@@ricogomez4020: Eli Wallach could play everyone and everything. The man was a amazing actor. A favourite quote of mine from him “Right now I'm playing an old man," he said at age 84. But "I've been through all the ethnic groups, from Mexican bandits to Italian Mafia heads to Okinawans to half-breeds, and now I'm playing old Jews. Who knows?" The joke is Wallach actually was Jewish and never I think played a Jewish character till then haha

[@8lata]

Brando can't be bad if he tried and the other names you mentioned if brando had done then we'd have a treasure trove. If you have understood how brando worked.. Then you'd just wait for him to appear whatever the movie whatever the role. His presence was the magnet and his empathy with every role.

[@bobcosmic]

Great method actor !

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯💯

[@bobcosmic]

@@chasehedges6775 Thanks for your reply !

[@SexySkoChick]

he WAS! 😩 I absolutely LUV Marlon 🥵

[@bobcosmic]

@@SexySkoChick He was groundbreaking in his approach !

[@SexySkoChick]

@@bobcosmic YAAS! 😱

[@quincybryant5231]

He showed Richard Pryor his acting method

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Vito Corleone.

[@theiraqnationalteam]

It’s about time y’all did Marlon Brando… I mean y’all just did Pauly shore ffs 😂

[@Baulder13]

the kerbal space program music lol

[@bjbell52]

according to my dad, Brando was a great actor, especially when he played a tough guy because in real life he was a sissy. And by sissy I don't mean homosexual but instead a guy who was afraid to fight for himself. And before anyone starts bad mouthing my dad's opinion of "Bud" Brando keep in mind his sister Francis Brando was my dad's girlfriend at Libertyville Il. high school.

[@bjbell52]

Oh, and I asked my dad if Brando rode a motorcycle down the hallway in Libertyville and my dad said one word - "no".

[@bernierose719]

We want Ray liotta and Tony sirocco

[@ricogomez4020]

Come on!

[@hellcatsfuryfilm]

I support him because he supported the Civil rights movement 👍

[@SexySkoChick]

I thought learning about that was super neat 😊

[@jordanhedger330]

He should of played both hg wells and Hemingway

[@chrisnotyou]

I just had an interesting journey because of your video thumbnail prompted me to wonder if I had switched timelines again and Brando just recently died. Havent watched this video,let me share my journey So, I start off by just searching for Brando, thatll tell me when he died ya know. No timeline switching, but as you do, i take a look at Brandos wives. Married three times, all short longest of ten years. Not even gonna try and spell her name, then, I learn about their daughter. Very sad right? Naturally I became curious as to why she killed herself, seemed to be a hobby of hers. But then this leads me to his son from the first wife...died so young, but seems of natural causes..learning more, turns out he killed the aforementioned daughter's boyfriend, shot him dead. He babies father, the child she was pregnant with at the time. Then I read a quick blurb about some butter.... In 30 45 mins I learned that that while family and all the stuff surrounding them is probably the single most interesting and fascinating story I have ever cobbled together in my mind. Oh and someone made a series about the butter thing. If youre interested.

[@kevinmaddox4198]

I had no idea that Richard Pryor was gay. Am I the only one who didn't know this?

[@djwalkerfemaledj]

Richard Pryor was bisexual not gay

[@kevinmaddox4198]

@@djwalkerfemaledj same thing

[@djwalkerfemaledj]

@@kevinmaddox4198 No it’s not

[@kevinmaddox4198]

@@djwalkerfemaledj if a man enjoys giving another man head, I'm pretty sure that's gay af. If you don't think so I don't know what to tell you

[@oscarmena8193]

"Alongside this hideous thing" lol wut

[@lebadass]

You gotta stop calling the original plays "Stage Adaptations"

[@johnberry5296]

Who the hell is Sir John Gillgun?? Not a real person for sure…

[@MutantsInDisguise]

Marlon Brando, a terrible man but a legendary actor.

[@8lata]

Hideous man??? Why do puny puppets pass judgement. He was the greatest finest most refined actor to have taken birth. How could he be hideous. Do you have any perception of human nature?

[@VersusArdua]

I member

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

Burt Reynolds woulda drummed that panty-waist Brando.

[@glenn7152]

Burt was a pretty boy, Who was a lousy actor Couldn't even Hold Brando's jock strap!!

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

@@glenn7152 Umm... Burt Reynold's was a professional stuntman.

[@timothyivey5497]

@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat So effing what if he was a stuntman. Stick to your crappy action heroes, boy, and let the grown-ups talk.

[@timothyivey5497]

@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat I'll wait patiently for a stupid reply... that will never come, I'm sure.

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

@@timothyivey5497 So he'd drum that ass, dipshit.

[@1francosvizzero]

I really hate all of this "brown face" and "yellowface", you americans are out of your mind. They are actors, It's ok to use some make up to resemble another person or a specific character. C'mon...

[@BrokenTreeProd]

Wow he passed away? Gone too soon RIP

[@ricogomez4020]

Too soon?!

[@RafaelFerreira-dn4xz]

He passed away in 2004 at 80 isn’t that enough? He would be 100 in 2024! Jesus fucxing Christ you guys use expressions like “that genius” without any thought.

[@nickkerr8775]

When the natives deserve respect they'll get it.

[@timothyivey5497]

It's BERNARDO Bertolucci, not effing Fernando. Don't do a vid if you have no effing clue.

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

Wildly overrated.

[@timothyivey5497]

When you see more of his films, and know what acting is, then you can say that dumb shit.

[@acrossbarrier]

Not at all , but in his later years he didn't even care to act shouldn't have got that many roles.

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

@@acrossbarrier Mumble mouth Brando was subpar more often than not. He sat on the right laps early on.

[@ricogomez4020]

@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat Not in the 50s'.

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

@@ricogomez4020 Yeah, in the 50's. All he introduced was looking uncomfortable in his masculine appearance while mumbling through his lines and doing effeminate hysterics. That made him an instant all around homoerotic goldenboy to pederast Hollywood producers who wanted to pass him around for intimate kneepad auditions like they did with James Dean and Montgomery Cliff. His whole schtick was shy beefcake suddenly unembarrassed to have demonstratively infantile groveling meltdown in front of others. Anti-articulate. He couldn't play a natural man of society with pragmatic tasks to complete.

[@aseddon130]

He’s good in The Godfather but my god he’s overrated.