Famous people talking about Marlon Brando | Part 2

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  @doctornov7 · 3 months ago · pinned

  This video is intended as cultural and historical commentary, not an endorsement of Marlon Brando’s conduct. Brando’s legacy includes extraordinary artistic influence as well as serious personal and professional harm, including the ethical violation of Maria Schneider during Last Tango in Paris. I think both sides of that legacy should be held together rather than simplified.

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  @justinparkerthewildwolf6394 · 4 years ago

  Billy Zane looks like Brando from apocalypse now.  It's uncanny

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  @akfreed6949 · 4 years ago (edited)

  The night Marlon Brando publicly refused the Oscar for his role in the Godfather , members of the American Indian Movement in the Pine Ridge Reservation were at war with the evil FBI and they weren't too sure if they were going to win . Then they heard about Marlon Brando refusing the Oscar and gave them hope .

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  @michaelstone7514 · 3 years ago

  Robin Williams was such a genius. To create these scenes on the fly! Truly great.

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  @AwaleDrezzy · 2 years ago (edited)

  Only John Goodman and Dennis Hopper perfectly described him as all the others are just sharing funny stories with him.

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  @TheLocochico · 4 years ago

  Remember this. Brando was fighting for civil rights and minorities when it wasn't "cool thing to do" and before it was a trend

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  @doomeddodo · 4 years ago

  Robin Williams 😆 imitating a conversation between Nickholson and Brando.

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  @AnalogLanguage · 2 years ago

  Its crazy how some of these big actors have a certain distaste for Brando the human but can never deny how truly gifted he was.

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  @davidwujczyk3037 · 2 years ago

  Robin Williams was so freaking talented and hilarious.

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  @brandothecatmeow · 4 years ago (edited)

  John Goodman's description of him is perfect. The truth, he knew it better than anyone. "He was good at humanity" sums up why Brando was such a good actor too. He knew human nature at its very core and depth. He went places 99.9% of people would never go because it was too painful. He took that pain for all of us and made brilliance out of it. His life growing up was really fucked up and he used all of that pain to his advantage. Watch the documentary on him Listen to me Marlon, it will make you understand him more and exactly what Billy Zane is talking about is featured as well.

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  @slammajamma5435 · 3 years ago

  John Goodman is a very smart man. He see’s things as they are, that’s intelligence.

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  @roberthayes9842 · 4 years ago

  Marlon fought for year's to have on his tombstone "what the fuck was that all about " pure Brando, they didn't let him

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