Today is the day when we lost the greatest actor of all time Marlon Brando it's been 16 years ago since we all lost him but his legacy and his films will live on!
It's a real treat to hear Sean Penn reminisce about his good friend Marlon Brando, both extremely intelligent, experienced, exhaustively travelled and well read individuals. A real gem of an interview.
many other actors and actress spoke ab Marlon Brando but I didn,t hear someone else spoke like Sean Penn one can feel his feelings he had ab Marlon Brando I am very pleased that Marlon Brando could count on some loyal friends in his life.
"He knew what all 10 flies in the room were doing and thinking while he was talking to you". I noticed this with Brando in interviews he was so switched on and alert and whilst talking noticed everything around him
Sean is one of the few people in Hollywood I have always really wanted to meet and sit down and talk with. He has good energy...honesty about himself...rare in the Hollywood world Bravo to him for keeping it real in an unreal world. Brando was amazing!
Whether it's Anthony Hopkins, Robert Deniro, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman, Johnny Depp, Val Kilmer or in this case Sean Penn knowing and having the chance to be interviewed about BRANDO just demostrates the power and impact of the actor. It seems that the zenith of a career for these great actors is to be asked, "What was Marlon Brando like?" Not that I mean to diminish the great work of such actors but they all appear to be reduced to the rest of us as fans, who were lucky to have been friends and speak on camera about Brando.
I totally agree you're so we're taking with the way that you put it I also admired all these actors and appreciate the way that you expressed and put it into perspective and I like the way Sean Penn said revolutionary sense of Truth he cut it off so well this has been enriching and I'm guessing of the fan and I like the way you write your comment thank you
You are so right. I still get terribly engrossed when I hear marlon brandos name and seeing him is the ultimate. I am still trying to figure what he was made of, he's so special.
Marlon Brando was such a great/magnificent actor and gave us such incredible movies. Thank you Sean Penn for giving us such incredible movies yourself and giving us great feedback of Brando in the interview.
I love Sean Penn. He's an amazing actor, that primal scream in Mystic River, his portrayal of Dave the shit lawyer in Carlito's Way, his amazing, heartbreaking acting in I Am Sam. The only one I can't watch is Casualties Of War (I have my own reasons for not being able to watch it) In fact I hated him in it, but that's the sign of a good actor, watching an actor you admire and hating him due to his great acting. I also love his down to earth, no bullshit attitude. So Sean, if you're ever in the UK pop in for a cup of tea, I will throw in a chocolate digestive too ;
Beautifully said by Sean Penn! I especially liked when he spoke of the fight scene in The Last Tango... how his anger turned to sadness but also how Brando could look at a Hummingbird feeder and find great joy in being alive. Life is all about the good and the bad, as are human beings. Brando was what I call a "game changer". We were blessed with many game changers in our world BUT they are also human beings. Good and bad. Great yet flawed. Penn articulated that very well in this beautiful tribute to Marlon Brando.
Brando was unequivocally the greatest actor ever. In every facet of acting talent and technique, Brando excelled. His depth, sensitivity, awareness, understanding, vulnerability, consciousness, and intelligence are unmatched.
Everyone is so deep about Marlon which is understandable. But this was a man - same feelings, struggles, ups and downs as anyone. I think he tried hard to make that clear and point out what we all have in common. He was complex and yet average.
I loved how he did it and also how he was able to change his voice and the clear pronounciation of the words. I don’t think he received enough credit for that role. Then again, he wouldn’t care anyway.
@@suze5359 Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Penn are far greater actors than Marlon Brando although Brando is far better looking than them. You must be the queen of sarcasm. Bravo!
I never heard any actress or ex wife/girlfriend who had anything positive to say about Brando. He was a legend in his own mind first & foremost. He knew where the camera was, knew how to work Hollywood. He capitalized on his youth, looks, and publicity until he couldnt. And then he turned to his ability to convince the Hollywood elite he was a god & worthy of any accolade & price. Definitely left behind several good performances, but he also left some that weren't. He was an eccentric, charismatic, tortured person, handsome & lucky in his youth, but genius is a bit of a stretch.
Marlon Brando is the greatest actor because of his unmatched acting range. From 1950-60 he played a paraplegic in THE MEN, Stanley Kowalski in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, a Mexican revolutionary in VIVA ZAPATA, Mark Anthony, a Hell's Angel in THE WILD ONE. Terry Malloy in ON THE WATERFRONT, Napoleon in DESIREE, sang and danced in GUYS AND DOLLS, a Japanese man in TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, a contrite nazi in YOUNG LIONS then directed ONE EYED JACKS.
Sean Penn gives insightful answers , very good descriptions to questions on a Man called Marlon Brando .... Marlon Brando became very aware of Life , Himself and reality ....became a conscious psycholigical revolutionary . Marlon Brando was is name ....but he left more if you can watch & observe with objectivity and patience 😉
Sean's comments are insightful and he, along with other actors mentioned such as Day Lewis, Depp, and I would add Christian Bayle, are the rightful heirs to Brando. But I felt that, contrary to Seann Penn's claim, late in his career, Marlon felt contempt for his craft; in fact I recall him saying in an interview that acting wasn't an art. After Apocalypse he took huge paychecks for glorified cameos, never stretching himself or even making much of an effort. I felt he was depriving those of us who had been deeply moved by his performances when he still CARED were being deprived of the greatness of which he was still capable. The horrendously tragic circumstances of his family must have been a terrible burden for him, perhaps making it impossible to still care about acting. No actor ever moved me as deeply as Marlon did, so reading about the tragedies that befell his children, seeing that once beautiful body and face become grotesquely bloated, and watching his last movies filled me with great sadness, surely the greatest sadness ever evoked by someone I never knew. RIP Brando.
Marlon had to just face the camera and give his best. Even if he wanted to he couldn't cheat on his magnificent understanding of his craft. The tiniest cameo of his is worth four hours movies of so called good actors. Today with complete honesty and understanding I negate all actors everywhere across the world. Marlon taught me what it was to live a role.
So good to hear from a confidente about "Tango" at 21:31 I always felt it was all improvised, one can only imagine how a young 20yr Maria Schnider had to deal with his forceful persona! Brando's best work together with "Godfather".
To talk about Brando, I think is to talk about the control of power. The people with money, in control not wanting to submit they need him, and him not willing to bend to them.
Michelle Taylor-Gill Michelle, a brilliant observation linking Brando and Kubrick. For me, the Greatest Actor ever and simply the Greatest Director ever. I can watch their work endlessly.
Marlon Brando is and was the truly best actor of all time due to his innate understanding of each scene/role... Otherwise the rest of us must just go to work each day and hope our days end in a success financially while we must not act but produce for the economy... Brando , Penn and actors all exist in lalla land hoping our little people like me support their fantasies not art in any form..
Paul Newman hung out with Graziano for several months, in preparation for his playing of Rocky, in Somebody Up Their Likes Me. A role that was intended for James Dean, who died before production.
Its true about Marlon he had just a small part in superman but when he is talking to the council about the planet exploding, or talking to the super vilians, or even when he talks to his sun explaining who he is you cant take your eyes off Marlon.
Marlon tried so much to send a message to the people through his work and interviews ,unfortunately all his ideas and bleaves dumped under the ground with his grave
Bu saad Al... Not really.. Not dumped under the ground. You see, obviously you have been stirred, talking about it,.. So are so many.. He had planted the seed in people around the Globe.. Or should I say, the seed already there , made us aware of it... He had put the fire in us. His legacy lives on ...and im sure many good things are happening around the World , inspired by him...
Despite being somewhat full of himself, Sean Penn is a talented actor. Ironic since one of his early roles playing Jeff Spicoli the stoner, didn't suggest he took acting seriously. I'm talking about how he played the role but the role itself. Since then he's had numerous challenging roles that he nailed. I could see why Brando was a fan of his work and became friends with him. So there is a side to Sean that is appealing to some or many. He's also given his time to good social issue causes so I think saying he's an Ahole doesn't really describe the guys soul correctly. Smoking doesn't help him; you can see how it ages him.
I thought Penn was incredibly good as Spicoli. An early, but pivitol role for him and he knew it. Of course even greater roles would follow. Bitchin' 😎
I like very much good books and movies...what I do not get is why some actors get so egocentric in their work that they philosophize what it is, as if it is the greatest job on earth or it cannot be explained, acting or pretending that one is a cowboy or pervert or cop, etc. I like that Brando spoke truth about the genocide of the Indians, slavery and this warmongering nation (as no other nation has been.) Actors are not the most profound ones on earth...it is pretending for millions of dollars.
First of all... Acting is one of the professions with the highest percentage of unemployment. By saying "Pretending for millions" you are just talking about very very tiny minority of actors in the world, leaving the ones working in tiny playhouses and the ones that cant get a job out of it. Second, you clearly don´t know much about acting an its craft. I get your point of view because there is a lot of that in the industry but to generalize like that... You should pick up one of the great characters and work on them yourself. You´ll see how profound it gets.
I wouldn’t say the U.S. is a warmongering nation at all. While it’s true the land was taken from the Indians, they took the land from each other and had many tribal wars over territory. There isn’t a country in the world that didn’t take the land from anyone else except maybe the Eskimos. In the Eskimo’s case, no one else ever wanted it. The U.S. has never attacked other countries so as to gain territory like all the European countries have done. We have never been imperialists.
Love hearing Sean Penn talking so fondly of marlon Brando. However, a boring interview where the questions were not varied and it was slow, drawn out and Charlie Rose likes the sound of his own voice too much.
I found that to be very true about Charlie Rose’s interviews. He had GREAT personalities on his show that you just wanted to see but his show was soooo sloooow.
So intellectual, so observant, so unintelligent and unobservent, about the fact that he was not his own but was created and not to be intelligent enough to realize that or to express it for what it truly was and is, is a travesty and a damnable shame of his Brando's whole life. No perspective, no respect. And that's the way most of us are, we see, but still we don't see, we hear, but we don't hear.
Jack Nicholson is the greatest actor of all time!!Look at the wins and nominations.now that’s a portfolio.Better than every other actor.Best actor today though is Christian bale
wins and nominations? actors aren't race horses my friend. you ask Jack Nicholson who is the great actor of all time and you know what his answer will be. Christian Bale was an is an average actor. don't play on him.
Marlon Brando is 4w5 enneagram type of personality...thats why he had so much deep personality poem soul ...mystery and philosophy thinkin...women stand in line to this day and whorshippe him...as well as Depp Norton etc. ..and myself are 4w5😎read about that who he was in enneagram ;-) you welcome ;-)
6:42 ... and things are becoming even uglier from year to year. Good to not have to be part of it anymore at a particular day. The world is yet a little more distressful without Marlon Brando's spirit.
Mr. Penn is one of my favorite actors. He's way up there with the greats. Loved him in At Close Range and Dead Man Walking. And being an 80's buff I kinda liked that he slapped Madonna around. C'mon, she deserved some resistance at that time.
She needed it, not all people do, but she wanted it and so does he. Some people have to be shown they are not as powerful as they think. A good ass beating, at the right in life, can be a proper attitude adjustment. Too much fame, too much money, too much sex, too many drugs and a good stomping will save your life.
Well let me say this about Sean Penn and now I know why I believe he was part of that second Rat Pack that second Brat Pack Elmo excaves I believe Martin Sheen's son not Charlie the one that became a director he is really good that Demi Moore air Matthew McCarthy Judd Nelson but whatever I heard Sean Penn I'm like okay let me go see this he's always been a good actor to me
Yes there is, Both being extremely Intense actors. Penn has been a good actor since he was very young and has grown into a very intense great actor, just like Brando.
@@barflytom3273 Thank you Tom...I'm having breakfast with Elvis at the moment and after that a game of golf with Paul Newman and Burt Lancaster...I will give them all your regards..🙏👍
Why hasten your own death with known causes? Death claims everyone, eventually. My Dad smoked, he had 2 sons. One smoked and one didn't. The smoker died at 59 from lung disease. Many thought he died 20 years early.
This is the only piece about marlon on the net of deep value, that touches. Both born in year of rat. Penn metal rat. Brando wood rat. Words of totality from an actor morning the loss of a genius.
Today is the day when we lost the greatest actor of all time Marlon Brando it's been 16 years ago since we all lost him but his legacy and his films will live on!
It's a real treat to hear Sean Penn reminisce about his good friend Marlon Brando, both extremely intelligent, experienced, exhaustively travelled and well read individuals. A real gem of an interview.
many other actors and actress spoke ab Marlon Brando but I didn,t hear someone else spoke like Sean Penn one can feel his feelings he had ab Marlon Brando I am very pleased that Marlon Brando could count on some loyal friends in his life.
"He knew what all 10 flies in the room were doing and thinking while he was talking to you". I noticed this with Brando in interviews he was so switched on and alert and whilst talking noticed everything around him
YOU CAN SEE HOW MUCH MARLON TOUCH THIS MAN WHO IS TRUE TUFF GUY, YOU CAN FEEL HIS PAIN INSIDE....BRAVO.
Raw and cut open straight from the heart and mind. Realtime interview. My appreciation and respect to Mr. Penn.
Still, Brando watching at 2020
2023
Mr. Penn DID SOMETHING DURING KATRINA....💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Mr penn is doing his best during the ukraine war. I am so proud. I am personally learning from marlon even after his passing.
Thank you Sean Penn for this truthful and heartwarming describtion of Marlon Brando.
i miss brando AND charlie rose.
Sean is one of the few people in Hollywood I have always really wanted to meet and sit down and talk with. He has good energy...honesty about himself...rare in the Hollywood world Bravo to him for keeping it real in an unreal world. Brando was amazing!
He’s a snitch
@@horaciocapanelli-soto4710 who?
Whether it's Anthony Hopkins, Robert Deniro, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman, Johnny Depp, Val Kilmer or in this case Sean Penn knowing and having the chance to be interviewed about BRANDO just demostrates the power and impact of the actor. It seems that the zenith of a career for these great actors is to be asked, "What was Marlon Brando like?" Not that I mean to diminish the great work of such actors but they all appear to be reduced to the rest of us as fans, who were lucky to have been friends and speak on camera about Brando.
He brought life to every charter so he made other's strong
I totally agree you're so we're taking with the way that you put it I also admired all these actors and appreciate the way that you expressed and put it into perspective and I like the way Sean Penn said revolutionary sense of Truth he cut it off so well this has been enriching and I'm guessing of the fan and I like the way you write your comment thank you
Thanks guys for all the nice comments!!
You are so right. I still get terribly engrossed when I hear marlon brandos name and seeing him is the ultimate. I am still trying to figure what he was made of, he's so special.
Marlon Brando was such a great/magnificent actor and gave us such incredible movies. Thank you Sean Penn for giving us such incredible movies yourself and giving us great feedback of Brando in the interview.
Sean Penn is impressive as an actor and as an individual too.
Wonderful ! Thanks for posting!! Great to hear Sean speak so earnestly.
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I love Sean Penn. He's an amazing actor, that primal scream in Mystic River, his portrayal of Dave the shit lawyer in Carlito's Way, his amazing, heartbreaking acting in I Am Sam. The only one I can't watch is Casualties Of War (I have my own reasons for not being able to watch it) In fact I hated him in it, but that's the sign of a good actor, watching an actor you admire and hating him due to his great acting. I also love his down to earth, no bullshit attitude. So Sean, if you're ever in the UK pop in for a cup of tea, I will throw in a chocolate digestive too ;
WOW good interview and Sean Penn has alot of respect and shows he also has integrity for his friend Marlon Brando RIP🙏
Thanks for posting this video
your welcome
Beautifully said by Sean Penn! I especially liked when he spoke of the fight scene in The Last Tango... how his anger turned to sadness but also how Brando could look at a Hummingbird feeder and find great joy in being alive.
Life is all about the good and the bad, as are human beings. Brando was what I call a "game changer". We were blessed with many game changers in our world BUT they are also human beings. Good and bad. Great yet flawed. Penn articulated that very well in this beautiful tribute to Marlon Brando.
Extraordinary interview ,so heart felt conversation about Great Marlon Brando.Just love it.
A GREAT TRIBUTE BY SEAN TO THE BEST THERE EVER WILL BE IN ACTING AND IN HUMANITY, THE GREAT MARLON BRANDO
Wow! What a gem of an interview!!!!!!
Sean seems extremely sad . I'm sad I never got to know this great man.
Brando was unequivocally the greatest actor ever. In every facet of acting talent and technique, Brando excelled. His depth, sensitivity, awareness, understanding, vulnerability, consciousness, and intelligence are unmatched.
Everyone is so deep about Marlon which is understandable. But this was a man - same feelings, struggles, ups and downs as anyone. I think he tried hard to make that clear and point out what we all have in common. He was complex and yet average.
@dre guist But Deniro started where Brando left off; no Brando no Deniro no Dean no any other actor who followed him.
Bingo ..Julie.... Bingo !!
But He gave it his ALL
But his acting, was anything but average. He was the master. Brilliant. I don't think it's wrong to acknowledge his impact.
Brando was the greatest actor ever
Brando's speech as Mark Anthony in Julius Caesar - brilliant!!
Yeah, but he ain't the greatest.
I loved how he did it and also how he was able to change his voice and the clear pronounciation of the words. I don’t think he received enough credit for that role. Then again, he wouldn’t care anyway.
@@s.t.santos5928 no, because you are
@@suze5359 Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Penn are far greater actors than Marlon Brando although Brando is far better looking than them. You must be the queen of sarcasm. Bravo!
Brando is the greatest
I never heard any actress or ex wife/girlfriend who had anything positive to say about Brando. He was a legend in his own mind first & foremost. He knew where the camera was, knew how to work Hollywood. He capitalized on his youth, looks, and publicity until he couldnt. And then he turned to his ability to convince the Hollywood elite he was a god & worthy of any accolade & price. Definitely left behind several good performances, but he also left some that weren't. He was an eccentric, charismatic, tortured person, handsome & lucky in his youth, but genius is a bit of a stretch.
Go back to bed
Great interview!
Marlon Brando is the greatest actor because of his unmatched acting range. From 1950-60 he played a paraplegic in THE MEN, Stanley Kowalski in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, a Mexican revolutionary in VIVA ZAPATA, Mark Anthony, a Hell's Angel in THE WILD ONE. Terry Malloy in ON THE WATERFRONT, Napoleon in DESIREE, sang and danced in GUYS AND DOLLS, a Japanese man in TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, a contrite nazi in YOUNG LIONS then directed ONE EYED JACKS.
Plus he was a method actor immersing himself into every role instead of just “acting”.
It's nice to hear an intelligent and talented Actor talking about another great actor with an above average interviewer (To say the least)
Sean Penn gives insightful answers , very good descriptions to questions on a Man called Marlon Brando ....
Marlon Brando became very aware of Life , Himself and reality ....became a conscious psycholigical revolutionary .
Marlon Brando was is name ....but he left more if you can watch & observe with objectivity and patience 😉
Open the door to new actors. Let's just see because it will be hard. I would LOVED to see his life on flim
It's like Penn has to try so hard to be civilised his later years show his real side
Montgomery Clift and Marlon Brando were the best actors of the 50s, and their performances are on an echelon very few actors ever achieve...
"..all a truth and all a lie"....it's all theater and we're all just acting
Sean's comments are insightful and he, along with other actors mentioned such as Day Lewis, Depp, and I would add Christian Bayle, are the rightful heirs to Brando. But I felt that, contrary to Seann Penn's claim, late in his career, Marlon felt contempt for his craft; in fact I recall him saying in an interview that acting wasn't an art. After Apocalypse he took huge paychecks for glorified cameos, never stretching himself or even making much of an effort. I felt he was depriving those of us who had been deeply moved by his performances when he still CARED were being deprived of the greatness of which he was still capable. The horrendously tragic circumstances of his family must have been a terrible burden for him, perhaps making it impossible to still care about acting. No actor ever moved me as deeply as Marlon did, so reading about the tragedies that befell his children, seeing that once beautiful body and face become grotesquely bloated, and watching his last movies filled me with great sadness, surely the greatest sadness ever evoked by someone I never knew. RIP Brando.
He didn’t owe you anything and deprived you of nothing.
@@polyestermammoth740 shut up. The man can express himself in his experience anyway he wants
Well said Sir I agree with you totally...👍👍
Marlon had to just face the camera and give his best. Even if he wanted to he couldn't cheat on his magnificent understanding of his craft. The tiniest cameo of his is worth four hours movies of so called good actors. Today with complete honesty and understanding I negate all actors everywhere across the world. Marlon taught me what it was to live a role.
I simply adored him!
PEnn & Brando def 2 of the top actors all time!
And people forget they’re just people just because you go up and act, it’s just a job in the end you’re just a person like you’ve always been.
He honored Marlon Brando by actually acting like him. Marlon Brando an my Great Grandpa The late Sam Cagey Sr. We're good friends.
So good to hear from a confidente about "Tango" at 21:31
I always felt it was all improvised, one can only imagine how a young 20yr Maria Schnider had to deal with his forceful persona!
Brando's best work together with "Godfather".
"Infinite will be the humanity he offered on screen" "ultimate depth" 9:39
To talk about Brando, I think is to talk about the control of power. The people with money, in control not wanting to submit they need him, and him not willing to bend to them.
Watch Listen To Me Marlon and everything Sean says and others have said about him you see and hear in that documentary. It will inspire you.
Sean penn 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 actor
Marlon Brando best actor legendary
Stop smoking, Sean. We need you around for a long, long time.
"Tough knowing SO much."
Penn can easily place himself beside BRANDO DENIRO SORVINO
PESCI AND NICHOLSON
HE'S EARNED IT.
I agree.
Pacino
you can see how serious people were back then
I don't think most people realise that this interview took place shortly after Marlon Brando's death.
He was a ACTOR... on and off film...
Penn was great as Spiccoli in Fast Times at Ridgemont High... Career defining performance for me.
Sean Penn was at his best in Mystic River, for me.
Dead Man Walking. Casualties of War. Carlito's Way. At Close Range.
Part of the greatness of this interview was the interviewer, an equally great Charlie Rose.
Eu amo Sean Penn🥰
Everyone wants to be good friends with Brando.
No one dared to do what marlon did and he like Kubrick paid the heavy price
Michelle Taylor-Gill Michelle, a brilliant observation linking Brando and Kubrick. For me, the Greatest Actor ever and simply the Greatest Director ever. I can watch their work endlessly.
@@kurthubbard-beale5003 So, does this mean you're not a Brando fan?
Charlie Bilderberg and Sean? We know too much 2018. I couldn't be more disappointed.
“ Branflakes”. Love all the Brando anecdotes. 🙂
Marlon Brando is and was the truly best actor of all time due to his innate understanding of each scene/role... Otherwise the rest of us must just go to work each day and hope our days end in a success financially while we must not act but produce for the economy... Brando , Penn and actors all exist in lalla land hoping our little people like me support their fantasies not art in any form..
Is Sean acting here? Is he playing a role? He's in a known environment, cameras, lights, studio, dialogue. Wonder how many actors play in interviews.
Thats what Marlon said in a Connie Chung interview
Im sure actors are always on , so to speak. Very self aware.
All the world's a stage...
LOVE THE MAN 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
🦾💪🦾💪🦾💪🦾💪💪💪
One of the titans of the 20th Century...who also wasted so much of his gift. Coulda been a contender...and became a champ, despite himself.
Brando was a great mimic and his Stanley Kowalski was an imitation of Rocky Graziano who he hung out with for a year.
Paul Newman hung out with Graziano for several months, in preparation for his playing of Rocky, in Somebody Up Their Likes Me. A role that was intended for James Dean, who died before production.
Marlon Brando and Sean Penn. The twain should never meet. In its head a Chiwawa is a mighty wolf. Yet the emperical evidence suggests otherwise.
Its true about Marlon he had just a small part in superman but when he is talking to the council about the planet exploding, or talking to the super vilians, or even when he talks to his sun explaining who he is you cant take your eyes off Marlon.
The Contender!
Marlon tried so much to send a message to the people through his work and interviews ,unfortunately all his ideas and bleaves dumped under the ground with his grave
Bu saad Al... Not really.. Not dumped under the ground. You see, obviously you have been stirred, talking about it,.. So are so many.. He had planted the seed in people around the Globe.. Or should I say, the seed already there , made us aware of it... He had put the fire in us. His legacy lives on ...and im sure many good things are happening around the World , inspired by him...
Penn is the real thing.
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One-Eyed Jacks.
'SHONE' NOT 'SHINED' .
Despite being somewhat full of himself, Sean Penn is a talented actor. Ironic since one of his early roles playing Jeff Spicoli the stoner, didn't suggest he took acting seriously. I'm talking about how he played the role but the role itself. Since then he's had numerous challenging roles that he nailed. I could see why Brando was a fan of his work and became friends with him. So there is a side to Sean that is appealing to some or many. He's also given his time to good social issue causes so I think saying he's an Ahole doesn't really describe the guys soul correctly. Smoking doesn't help him; you can see how it ages him.
I thought Penn was incredibly good as Spicoli. An early, but pivitol role for him and he knew it. Of course even greater roles would follow.
Bitchin' 😎
I look like sean penn when I'm hangover
Insight.
I agree on poor marlon.
I like very much good books and movies...what I do not get is why some actors get so egocentric in their work that they philosophize what it is, as if it is the greatest job on earth or it cannot be explained, acting or pretending that one is a cowboy or pervert or cop, etc. I like that Brando spoke truth about the genocide of the Indians, slavery and this warmongering nation (as no other nation has been.) Actors are not the most profound ones on earth...it is pretending for millions of dollars.
"As no other nation has been" you are a huuuuge fucking idiot.
true..brando not interested in the hype
First of all... Acting is one of the professions with the highest percentage of unemployment. By saying "Pretending for millions" you are just talking about very very tiny minority of actors in the world, leaving the ones working in tiny playhouses and the ones that cant get a job out of it. Second, you clearly don´t know much about acting an its craft. I get your point of view because there is a lot of that in the industry but to generalize like that... You should pick up one of the great characters and work on them yourself. You´ll see how profound it gets.
I wouldn’t say the U.S. is a warmongering nation at all. While it’s true the land was taken from the Indians, they took the land from each other and had many tribal wars over territory. There isn’t a country in the world that didn’t take the land from anyone else except maybe the Eskimos. In the Eskimo’s case, no one else ever wanted it. The U.S. has never attacked other countries so as to gain territory like all the European countries have done. We have never been imperialists.
I agree with actors making sooo much of themselves but saying the U.S. is a warmonger is completely wrong.
MARLON BRANDO DEAD: July 1, 2004, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
Johnny Depp fresh smooth little face and frame could NOT 'carry' the role of John Dillinger.
Yeah, I felt that way too. Depp is a fine actor, but simply miscast as Dillinger. Warren Oats was the best one, in the 1973 film.
@@waynej2608 Warren Oats, yes, the film was good too.
@@barflytom3273 and Richard Dreyfuss as Baby Face Nelson! Great stuff!
MARLON BRANDO HAS NO EQUALS. BRANDO IS THE BEST EVER ACTOR. PERIOD❤❤🎉🎉
Brando penned the art of acting and penn acted the brand_o of acting
Comment section is better than the interview
But 1 & only MARLON BRANDO(MR. HOLLYWOOD).
Marlon is the God of acting.
Love hearing Sean Penn talking so fondly of marlon Brando. However, a boring interview where the questions were not varied and it was slow, drawn out and Charlie Rose likes the sound of his own voice too much.
I found that to be very true about Charlie Rose’s interviews. He had GREAT personalities on his show that you just wanted to see but his show was soooo sloooow.
Marilyn King sh
He finally smoked the cigarette!!!
So intellectual, so observant, so unintelligent and unobservent, about the fact that he was not his own but was created and not to be intelligent enough to realize that or to express it for what it truly was and is, is a travesty and a damnable shame of his Brando's whole life. No perspective, no respect. And that's the way most of us are, we see, but still we don't see, we hear, but we don't hear.
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Jack Nicholson is the greatest actor of all time!!Look at the wins and nominations.now that’s a portfolio.Better than every other actor.Best actor today though is Christian bale
wins and nominations? actors aren't race horses my friend. you ask Jack Nicholson who is the great actor of all time and you know what his answer will be. Christian Bale was an is an average actor. don't play on him.
Christian Bale😛😜🤪😅🤣😂
Marlon Brando is 4w5 enneagram type of personality...thats why he had so much deep personality poem soul ...mystery and philosophy thinkin...women stand in line to this day and whorshippe him...as well as Depp Norton etc. ..and myself are 4w5😎read about that who he was in enneagram ;-) you welcome ;-)
Acting is just his job. Thats how he looked at it. He was interested in science and understanding life' s nature.
6:42 ... and things are becoming even uglier from year to year. Good to not have to be part of it anymore at a particular day. The world is yet a little more distressful without Marlon Brando's spirit.
the best part is 9:30
Mr. Penn is one of my favorite actors. He's way up there with the greats. Loved him in At Close Range and Dead Man Walking. And being an 80's buff I kinda liked that he slapped Madonna around. C'mon, she deserved some resistance at that time.
She needed it, not all people do, but she wanted it and so does he. Some people have to be shown they are not as powerful as they think. A good ass beating, at the right in life, can be a proper attitude adjustment. Too much fame, too much money, too much sex, too many drugs and a good stomping will save your life.
Well let me say this about Sean Penn and now I know why I believe he was part of that second Rat Pack that second Brat Pack Elmo excaves I believe Martin Sheen's son not Charlie the one that became a director he is really good that Demi Moore air Matthew McCarthy Judd Nelson but whatever I heard Sean Penn I'm like okay let me go see this he's always been a good actor to me
No comparison between Penn and Brando..
Marlon Brando ok marlon
Yes there is, Both being extremely Intense actors. Penn has been a good actor since he was very young and has grown into a very intense great actor, just like Brando.
Brando. yes, sir. you're the man.
@@barflytom3273 Thank you Tom...I'm having breakfast with Elvis at the moment and after that a game of golf with Paul Newman and Burt Lancaster...I will give them all your regards..🙏👍
@@musicfanhawk4523 I respect your opinion but your opinion doesn't count LoL 👍
Pantheon of chain smokers: Penn, Lynch, Nicholson, Depp, Hitchens.....?
Cancer gets them all, in the end.
@@bentnickel7487 It gets everybody in the end though.
Why hasten your own death with known causes? Death claims everyone, eventually. My Dad smoked, he had 2 sons. One smoked and one didn't. The smoker died at 59 from lung disease. Many thought he died 20 years early.
TheEleatic: You forgot David Bowie!
Johnny , Jack & Daniel : far from the greatest.
During Katrina Mr Penn DID SOMETHING
I don't think that Johnny Depp and Daniel Day-Lewis get mentioned in the same sentence... Johnny Depp? No.
This is the only piece about marlon on the net of deep value, that touches. Both born in year of rat. Penn metal rat. Brando wood rat. Words of totality from an actor morning the loss of a genius.
29629 68 “year of rat?”
Charlie the pest rose, seems they're all creeps over there at the media.
Set the speed on 1.5, because seans mind doesnt work that fast people. 1.5 ! U'll thank me later.
What's wrong with giving thoughtful responses. I thought Penn was very articulate and insightful, pauses and all.
I came for Sean's intelligence.i stayed for his heart.