@@julesc_bubblegum I LUV young Marlon 😳 Stanley was SOO GORGEOUS! 😏 how in the WORLD did Kim Hunter and Vivien Leigh even FOCUS?! 😂 he was BEAUTIFUL 🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵
I just finished watching this movie today.What a mezmerizing experience-watching the Hollywood Icons Brando and Leigh together on-screen was epic.Great storyline and script,its different as it is unforgettable!5/5 stars from me!😁
Randy White He’s a hugely influential actor, of course, and has many films where he’s the star but Vivien Leigh has top billing, won the Oscar and delivered the most complex, layered performance in this film.
Rose FabFour I never said he shouldn’t have. He was great. It just annoys me seeing Vivien’s performance overlooked when she gave the best performance in the movie. Very few performances in history have had the effect on me that Leigh’s Blanche has. It’s a powerhouse full of subtlety. Brando, in my opinion, would show greater range as an actor in subsequent roles than he did here. But he was perfectly casted as Stanley, it’s just not a role that requires much depth.
If you ever watched a Kelvin Samuels video of a woman complaining about how fine she used to be and can’t understand why nobody Rich wants her,congratulations. You NOW understand,”A Streetcar Named Desire.”
i have to read the book for a school project so ig i might as well watch the movie as well even tho it is way before my time,i try to watch all the movies for the books to help me summarize everything better
I've thought about this too! 😱 I was curious myself it's a play on words like a double meaning for instance like there IS A Streetcar ACTUALLY named Desire in the movie lol! 😂 BUT then I think they're talking about the characters and they're feelings of desire Stella has feelings of desire for Stanley her husband and her sister Blanche has possible feelings of desire towards her brother in law herself it's like he has this power OVER the sisters but GAWSH he WAS SOO HAWT and CHARISMATIC! 🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵 I would've fought over him TOO!
I've seen this before but for the life of me I can't remember if it was on film or film of a stage performance. I'm kicking myself, trying to remember. I feel like maybe on PBS or maybe Hitchcock redid it. I really can't remember.
Elia Kazan never hides he was inspired by French Novel theather play: « L’annonce faite à Marie » by Paul Claudel @Blanche Delacroix and Violette de Meziere @Time is repetition
Ephesians 6:12 New King James Version For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places. 2 Samuel 14:17 New King James Version Your maidservant said, ‘The word of my lord the king will now be comforting; for as the angel of God, so is my lord the king in discerning good and evil. And may the Lord your God be with you.’ ” Exodus 20:13 New King James Version 13 “You shall not murder. Romans 6:10 New King James Version 10 For the death that He died, He died to sin once for all; but the life that He lives, He lives to God. Romans 4:4 New King James Version Now to him who works, the wages are not counted as grace but as debt. Psalm 56:5-7 New King James Version 5 All day they twist my words; All their thoughts are against me for evil. 6 They gather together, They hide, they mark my steps, When they lie in wait for my life. 7 Shall they escape by iniquity? In anger cast down the peoples, O God! Matthew 24:7 New King James Version 7 For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places. 👇👁️🍌🦁
Stanley gets far too much sympathy from the audience in this production. Brando was undeniably handsome at the time but should this really detract from what an awful person Stanley is? Check this. ua-cam.com/video/V3KF98Q_zDs/v-deo.html What do you think? Modern Shakespearean Sonnet 56. "The Dismissal of Stanley Kowalski," by Andrew Barker (From Tennessee Williams’ "A Streetcar Named Desire"). You eat, you get your food upon your face, Can’t hold your drink. Wow! Your acquaintances! You can’t clean dishes without breaking plates, Or shut the toilet-door to take a piss. One hundred per-cent American-born, And no one would deny that, I agree. Where else would someone not be seen through scorn Who’s kneeling, pissed-up, screaming in the street? Look, anyone who’s learnt their way ‘round girls Can boast they get those coloured lights turned on. That date you’d had from the beginning? Well… You fucked the mad? You’re low as men can come. A rapist, pregnant-wife-beater, and bore. I can’t see your play working any more. Andrew Barker Show less REPLY
Clarke Gable, as peter w., was man enough to tell her to go back to her own bed. my father loved Clarke Gable. he even went to see a Claudette Colbert play. the night he showed up she was ill. typical Jewish luck in America.
Good film if Vivien leigh wasn't in it. I cant stand the silly forced acting of the female roles it's like Scarlet o haha in gone with the wind all the mushy rubbish. The best film noir movies are key largo, the big sleep, the killers 1946, white heat is amazing and the very best is the long weekend about a alcoholic it's a absolute masterpiece 👌. It won the best picture best actor best director oscars its insanely good 👍
brando is clickbait. not his solo movie but its all about crazy woman. the acting is creepy but its 1950s. i cannot blame. i think she won best actress for this. 2hrs movie. there are some act drama comedy i laugh. but other than that movie was awful.
its not creepy Vivien Leigh was beautiful and somuch talented she won two oscars for this and Gone With The Wind, which remains as the highest grossing movie adjusted for inflation so plz stop hating on her
This looks good . i might watch it when it comes out & hits the theaters .
70 years ago🤣
@Randy White I LOVE it! 😂😳🔥😏
@@s_hxjinur 70 years ago Marlon was the HAWTEST man in the WORLD! 🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵
😂😂
@Randy White Really made me laugh 😂
" I lied but never with my heart" Blanche
My right ear really enjoyed that, thank you :)
My left 😂
Absolutely cracking up at this comment 😂
@@bens4749 why? It has nothing to do nor does it offer anything, with the video, they just think joking makes up a personality.
Damn we able to watch a 70+ year old movie trailer and complain that it doesnt have high quality stereo sound
i guess it is pretty off topic but does anyone know of a good site to watch new series online ?
I'm planning to watch this as soon as I finish reading the play. Marlon Brando looks like he'd make a perfect Stanley!
He does! And Vivien Leigh is the perfect Blanche, can't think of anyone better! :D
@@julesc_bubblegum I LUV young Marlon 😳 Stanley was SOO GORGEOUS! 😏 how in the WORLD did Kim Hunter and Vivien Leigh even FOCUS?! 😂 he was BEAUTIFUL 🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵
PLEASE DO! 😏 it's AMAZING! 😳 I fell in LOVE with Marlon as Stanley 😍
I just finished watching this movie today.What a mezmerizing experience-watching the Hollywood Icons Brando and Leigh together on-screen was epic.Great storyline and script,its different as it is unforgettable!5/5 stars from me!😁
I LOVE this film! 😍
the film is superb and ahead of its time and it helped me massively with my drama exam
who else got here because of a a English project
Bruh your lucky we gotta do a play for this
History class🙋🏻♀️
Eirini Spanou good luck I dropped literature and chose computer science
I’m here from the Simpsons lol😂
ur lucky man ngl
A film like this demonstrated Brando as being an acting powerhouse.
Brando’s great but this is really Vivien Leigh’s movie.
Randy White He’s a hugely influential actor, of course, and has many films where he’s the star but Vivien Leigh has top billing, won the Oscar and delivered the most complex, layered performance in this film.
Rose FabFour I never said he shouldn’t have. He was great. It just annoys me seeing Vivien’s performance overlooked when she gave the best performance in the movie. Very few performances in history have had the effect on me that Leigh’s Blanche has. It’s a powerhouse full of subtlety. Brando, in my opinion, would show greater range as an actor in subsequent roles than he did here. But he was perfectly casted as Stanley, it’s just not a role that requires much depth.
She's the protagonist
She's the protagonist
garbage opinion
One Of The Greatest Films Ever Made.
Southern Gothic needs to make a comeback!
Breathless movie, from first to last moment.
Great movie! Also, Brando and Karl Malden were together in On The Waterfront, too- another awesome film.
Brando 💜
Angie Qs My father gave me this name because of this guy. But I prefer the Godfather than any other movie this guy did
When you see leigh and brando at there best nothing else matters
YAAS this is TRUE! 😂 they are ELECTRIC in this one! 😏 ALL that CHEMISTRY 😳 also Marlon is SOO freaking GORGEOUS! 🔥🥵
Classic films over new films anytime
representing good taste
Better to see the uncensored version.
This song is mentioned in Bob Dylan's, "Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum" from the album 'Love and Theft", released 9/11/2001.
Stellaaaaaaa!!!
If you ever watched a Kelvin Samuels video of a woman complaining about how fine she used to be and can’t understand why nobody Rich wants her,congratulations. You NOW understand,”A Streetcar Named Desire.”
lol true
Brando is superb!
FULLY and TOTALLY AGREE 😏🔥😳🥵😍 Marlon was the BEST
0:50 dude sounding like powerpuff girls intro 😂 "Sugar. Spice. And everything nice"
Can't wait to get my tickets wheen it hits the big screen!
It did - 70+ years ago. 🤣🤣🤣
i have to read the book for a school project so ig i might as well watch the movie as well even tho it is way before my time,i try to watch all the movies for the books to help me summarize everything better
"I never lied in my heart"... They don't write lines as good as that anymore.
OMG! this video was posted on the same day my dad's father died 5 years ago! 😮
Richard Canipe i'm really sorry for your loss... i'm sure he's in a better place now. Keep strong❤️
Richard Canipe so sorry:(
Many may not agree with this opinion but this performance might be Vivien Leigh's best performance. Even better than Scarlett O'Hara.
Remember kids, it's "A Streetcar Named Desire", not "A Streetcar Naked Desire."
A fine collection of Hollywood heartthrobs. I wonder if Lee Strasberg was a coach hovering in the shadows, pushing them to the limit!
Warner Bros. Pictures proudly presents: *"A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE"*! From the director of *"Gentleman's Agreement"* and the music of *"Spartacus"*!
They don't do such movies anymore
I came here because of an episode from The Simpsons I watched. The one that made a parody musical of this movie
So it’s not about a car?
I've thought about this too! 😱 I was curious myself it's a play on words like a double meaning for instance like there IS A Streetcar ACTUALLY named Desire in the movie lol! 😂 BUT then I think they're talking about the characters and they're feelings of desire Stella has feelings of desire for Stanley her husband and her sister Blanche has possible feelings of desire towards her brother in law herself it's like he has this power OVER the sisters but GAWSH he WAS SOO HAWT and CHARISMATIC! 🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵 I would've fought over him TOO!
Such a great movie!
Emily Bohn
really?
worth watching?
iam planning on it.
yes it is! 😏 it's phenomenal! 😳 also STANLEY tho! 🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵
@@kamranbaig6305 yes it def is! 😱 it's AMAZING!
I've seen this before but for the life of me I can't remember if it was on film or film of a stage performance. I'm kicking myself, trying to remember. I feel like maybe on PBS or maybe Hitchcock redid it. I really can't remember.
What was it about?
Un grand film
Who else is here because of Lana del Rey’s Monologue (Ride)?
What's the name of the song at the end where it rolls the actors names??
that's the Streetcar ending song I think :)
But where can I watch???
Elia Kazan never hides he was inspired by French Novel theather play: « L’annonce faite à Marie » by Paul Claudel @Blanche Delacroix and Violette de Meziere @Time is repetition
A tramway named Desire was a theater play before turning screen. Anyone?
@@laurence300 I believe Streetcar I read was a Broadway play before they made the movie 😊
Interesting.
Ephesians 6:12
New King James Version
For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places.
2 Samuel 14:17
New King James Version
Your maidservant said, ‘The word of my lord the king will now be comforting; for as the angel of God, so is my lord the king in discerning good and evil. And may the Lord your God be with you.’ ”
Exodus 20:13
New King James Version
13 “You shall not murder.
Romans 6:10
New King James Version
10 For the death that He died, He died to sin once for all; but the life that He lives, He lives to God.
Romans 4:4
New King James Version
Now to him who works, the wages are not counted as grace but as debt.
Psalm 56:5-7
New King James Version
5 All day they twist my words;
All their thoughts are against me for evil.
6 They gather together,
They hide, they mark my steps,
When they lie in wait for my life.
7 Shall they escape by iniquity?
In anger cast down the peoples, O God!
Matthew 24:7
New King James Version
7 For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places.
👇👁️🍌🦁
Stanley gets far too much sympathy from the audience in this production. Brando was undeniably handsome at the time but should this really detract from what an awful person Stanley is? Check this. ua-cam.com/video/V3KF98Q_zDs/v-deo.html
What do you think?
Modern Shakespearean Sonnet 56. "The Dismissal of Stanley Kowalski," by Andrew Barker
(From Tennessee Williams’ "A Streetcar Named Desire").
You eat, you get your food upon your face,
Can’t hold your drink. Wow! Your acquaintances!
You can’t clean dishes without breaking plates,
Or shut the toilet-door to take a piss.
One hundred per-cent American-born,
And no one would deny that, I agree.
Where else would someone not be seen through scorn
Who’s kneeling, pissed-up, screaming in the street?
Look, anyone who’s learnt their way ‘round girls
Can boast they get those coloured lights turned on.
That date you’d had from the beginning? Well…
You fucked the mad? You’re low as men can come.
A rapist, pregnant-wife-beater, and bore.
I can’t see your play working any more.
Andrew Barker
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imamo marlon brando ovde
Un tranvía llamado marge
Monday 1950 usa america town city desire city future city
i watched the movie twice early this Jan, then the user deleted the movie :'( prob due to copy right.
Chuang Tzu antigo filósofo chinês!
Clarke Gable, as peter w., was man enough to tell her to go back to her own bed. my father loved Clarke Gable. he even went to see a Claudette Colbert play. the night he showed up she was ill. typical Jewish luck in America.
Good film if Vivien leigh wasn't in it. I cant stand the silly forced acting of the female roles it's like Scarlet o haha in gone with the wind all the mushy rubbish. The best film noir movies are key largo, the big sleep, the killers 1946, white heat is amazing and the very best is the long weekend about a alcoholic it's a absolute masterpiece 👌. It won the best picture best actor best director oscars its insanely good 👍
Back when a man knew how to slap a woman the right way.
brando is clickbait. not his solo movie but its all about crazy woman. the acting is creepy but its 1950s. i cannot blame. i think she won best actress for this. 2hrs movie. there are some act drama comedy i laugh. but other than that movie was awful.
its not creepy Vivien Leigh was beautiful and somuch talented she won two oscars for this and Gone With The Wind, which remains as the highest grossing movie adjusted for inflation so plz stop hating on her
@@ahyan6681 I don’t think anyone is hating on the actress, just the movie in general sucks
bruh garbage movie, singing in the rain supremacy
This trailer is some of THE worst acting I have ever seen. Oh how the times have changed 😂