It's the same in every facet of life. Nobody wants to know the reality of how their food is produced. I know the reality of the animal killing horror they call food! This is why I'm vegan. Ignorance is a blissful existance unless you're the victim!
John Bryan I really respect your comment. I am 18 years old. And I cannot understand how our countries is allowed to prouduce chickens the way they do. Cleary the world is hiding the truth from people..
+Brian Collins What is a 'pomposs'? At least he had the courage to say what he thought, that's integrity. Was he an ass? I don't know, I never met the man...Did you?
+James Lee He certainly is genuine about his concern but i disagree with him. I don't think Being represented by fiction or even the media is damaging to a person.. Just because something is offensive doesn't mean it really mean anything anyway. I've been offended by things a ton of times, doesn't mean it matters.
Julia Mimi >Eyefold surgeries have sky rocketed On what planet? >eating disorders These precede any sort of social stigma regarding body weight. And I actually am a pretty big guy myself. how is it anyone's fault? I got hazed to hell for it in school but I eventually just got over it. One must learn to accept one's self AND the negative baggage that comes with it. not just demand everything you don't like about something goes away.
+James Lee Real man, indeed. Love Marlon's cool, thinking style. Amazing he was well less than 6 ft, but even in that chair, he is massive. He spoke out.
Talk shows aren't like this anymore. Neither the host nor the guest are under pressure to speak in rapid-fire bits. Space is permitted for a conversation to unfold. Intelligent conversation, too. Brando is free to speak slowly and to collect his thoughts in silence, whereas today watch chat shows in which everyone has prepared what they plan to say.
***** i agree at 100%with you. Today everybody wants to have his voice heard ,but when it comes down the moment to listen to the others,they all seem to have something better to do (sorry for my english,i'm not english actually).
Marlon was truly pointing out issues that still exist today. I wish celebrity interviews were still like this, where they were free to speak on political or social issues.
+Pizz “Pizzizle” izle True. It's like 1984, if you have ever read that. It's a fictional book, of a Dystopian future; but it holds ground in the real world today. We believe we have free speech, and we can do what we want, but no one can do what Marlon did. Like you said, if you dare mention any of this, you will quickly be swept away. The media love the celebrities who quack like ducks, talking about rubbish, like sheep.
Pizz izle Hunger Games is pretty good as well, if you've ever heard of it. Dystopian future. I've only watched the films, which were really good in my opinion, but I've heard the books are good too.
Pizz izle Oh yeah definitely mate. Yeah ususally they are; I think it's the directors way of getting back at them, but indirectly ;) Kind of similar to real life though.
+Brian Collins you go through marlon brandon youtube videos and keep spamming this shit ? wow life achievements. Your mom must be proud of you, or better I'll ask her myself
Aleksandras Lipatovas not spam just like knocking unworthy idols off their pedestal and i do it if i get bored..my life achievements have nothing to do with this dork
Yes I,m researching ab years reading his biography the book Smile A Memoir written by Nancy K.Peardon The Way It,s Never Been Done Before His mind was brilliant he was a lifelong seeker in pursuit of greater purpose.
Nayely Sofia --It’s really interesting to put forth what ALL shows are, from ‘Law & Order’ to ‘Sponge Bob Squarepants’ is to sell something while being distracted & entertained at the same time. ‘Celebrities’ play along with this whole premise, selling themselves as funny, likeable or whatever as well as their latest movie/book/show or sport. Then the rarity comes along who doesn’t like being a product and not wishing to sell or push anything upsets the whole apple cart. It’s refreshing, back then and the even rarer times-now.
He helped build a foundation of awareness in Hollywood; however, it did take a long time for the society to look at itself and change. ...and.....It is still in transition.
never will be again? jesus, i agreed with the first part of your comment, the second part was more of an opinion, but the third part was truly the work of willful ignorance. you've placed him quite a high pedestal, so high that your opinions are skewed towards ridiculousness. seriously, chill your vagina.
okay, agreed. it was pretty harsh, but it was also accurate. i get tired of people who only want to see the world as some ridiculous semblance and then just pose it as fact.
that's not a fact.. that's an opinion, and just because an opinion is popular, doesn't make it a fact. jesus, i have nothing against this guy at all, but there's some really ignorant people on here.
***** EminentKnight ,so after listening to what brando has stated here , this is the conversation you guys have??!! Amazing or as we say in Arabic 'ajaban'! guys, I think we should be more deep and global on humanity level , don't you think?
True genius of all time ,its a shame though the people on the show were just looking for a excuse to laugh unnecessarily and ruining the real part of his interview.
"This moment is sacrosanct and you're ruining our phantasy with the intrusion of reality." Damn I like how he rubs the shallowness he pitied so much in Hollywood in all of Hollywoods face :)
Marlon Brando was one of the greatest actors and activists we have seen since the 60's and we need him more than ever now. Mr. Brando was a real human being who had compassion for all people and helped the Native Americans. He boycotted the 1973 Oscars and allowed Sacheen Littlefeather to speak on his behalf while exposing the bad treatment of American Indians in the Movie Industry.Marlon Brando was much more intelligent than his scripts allowed him and was pure Genius. What an interesting life he had and history he left us. Research Marlon Brando. God Bless him! See other interviews by Larry King as well. (Movies: Mutiny of the Bounty, Sayonara, Missouri Breaks, Godfather, etc.. are just a few of his greats)
John Wayne's response said a lot about him, and he is indeed who Brando referred to when he saud he (Brando) was ruining their (Wayne) fantasy with a dose of reality
This man was one of the greatest actors of all time and yet this is one of the least most impressive qualities about him. He is incredibly sensitive and empathic to other people's plight, totally unselfish, and courageous enough to stand up and fight for those less fortunate, even though he is the one that will bear the consequences for these actions. Incredible human being.
What a treat to watch a humourous, courteous, intelligent interview from the year of my birth, with a beautiful, interesting subject, on a poignant topic that is as relevant today. Many thanks for sharing.
He takes this interview so seriously. Every word he says he contemplates on, chews on a bit, makes sure he is trying to get his point across. His emotions are reflected in every expression and you can tell that some of the "funny" questions he really took seriously. Love this interview.
Ironically, Clint Eastwood, would go on to direct films that sought to represent the west as it really was, avoid negative stereotypes of Indians, and portray cowboys as fallible and vulnerable.
I was a kid when this show, with him aired. My Grandma was doing paintings of Indians. She told us about how American Indians were miss treated. I can't but help to think she saw what Brando was trying too hit on at this time in the 1970's
What he said about the natives at the beginning is exactly what i've always thought for natives here in Canada, who are completely ignored and repeatedly rejected from social conversations. They are constantly blamed for their own issues, and people think the tax breaks they get are enough of an excuse to say "we did what we could for them, it's up to them to adapt to society". part of me understands that point of view, but the grand majority of my opinion is on Brando's side; seeing negative portrayls of yourself for generations, being struck by alcoholism and suicide and being undereducated are what society have done to natives. Growing up in this kind of environment on a generational scale is what's creating this vicious cycle. It's a hard situation, but it is really cool to see Brando over forty years ago speaking of it like someone would today.
I really love how he was so...perpetually uncooperative in interviews. He did it in such a particular way. I don't think he was just being a prick, it always seemed to be more his statement of how silly the worship of Hollywood was.
Brilliant comments from Brando about Native Americans. It is still basically the same. Very few films about the truth regarding the genocide of a race on a par with or worse than Hitler and the Holocaust.
Love it. Marlon gets it on the dot. People don't care for actual, relevant news which is important, and effects things in the world; they want to know what Kim Kardashian had for lunch, or in this case, whether Marlon threw some manure out his window. It is just way of people.
Harry Belafonte wrote his memoir, "My Song" and allowed himself to be documented in "Sing Your Song" because when Brando died he felt that he wasn't given credit for the great humanitarian work that he had done.
"Ruining our fantasy with the intrusion of reality" what an epic line from an epic actor. Forget hollywood, he truly was and always be a gem for humanity.
What A Look ! What Smile ! God Bless You, Marlon ! - the greatest actor ever, the most handsome actor of the World, very intelligent, very generous, sensitive soul, kind-hearted. I Like Him most in Last Tango in Paris, Burn !, Reflections in a Golden Eye and all other. Thanks for posting !
joekidd1992 He read from billboards and signs because he didn't memorize his scripts. There is difference between using your own ideas and other's ideas.
At his early 20s, Brando already exuded with a raw talent. All the Broadway heavyweights were in awe of him. He prepared Mark Anthony role all by himself. Only the last day before the performance, he consulted with Gielgud once. His performance was astonishing, even the director was stunned by it, considering that he had no Shakespearean training. David Niven praised Brando highly after playing with him in Bedtime Story. Everybody close to Brando knew he was the funniest person in life.
"You're ruining our fantasy with an intrusion of a little reality" was eloquently put. First time I've heard him give an interview and he comes across as a very articulate and intelligent man.
So much of water flown under the bridge...Brando still influence the generation, champion cause for minorities, tribes, indigenous people. Apart, a class actor. The man for all seasons. I bow you Sir, Marlon Brando.
He shows up this insignificant forgotten variety show host for what he is, a sniveling establishment non funny dweeb for what he is. Shit the courage Brando had is inspirational to call it as he saw it, bravo !!!
Everything Brando describes about the way different ethnic groups are portrayed on TV and film and the subsequent paint and low self image of children can be applied not just to ethnic groups but anything that varies from the fabricated ideal (white, rich, thin). Substitute gay, fat,or poor for 'ethnic group' and you will see that unfair portrayal and social conditioning still happens all the time and has the same harmful effect.
I agree and allow me to add Muslims, Christians, atheists ...'for religious groups' , Americans , Europeans , Arabs ,Africans .. 'for national groups' , Egyptians , Arabs , Sudanese , French , English .... etc ' for geopolitical groups , and so on . something wicked is going on to keep us apart as humans!
Amr Aboulseoud it's not the result of a master plan to keep us apart as humans...there are biological reasons for why there are different races and religion is a choice or what you were born into...
Beesh Alzayed Depp might sound like him because Depp tends to take in the mannerisms of his idols. He does it with Keith Richards and his mumbling, Brando with his delayed responses, Nicholson with his " I can give a shit attitude" and so forth. The problem with Depp, and I like him, is that he needs to be Johnny Depp. He has a tremendous amount of personal, professional and legal issue mounting and also to be overcome. Depp will never be Brando. He lacks the natural talent and focus.
All these people trash talking Depp are ludicrous. He's probably not trying to imitate anyone. Johnny Depp shares the same MBTI type as Brando so that's why they're similar in mannerisms.
Hollywood corrupts we all know that.This man lived on a island in/on the pacific and they still managed too get to him.plzed he took up the stance on indians blks etc.
I know a girl that laughs at all my random one liners. Im not trying to be funny, just merely stating whats on my mind. Some people just have different types of humour.
i love how he doesnt just spit out answers in a split second as to fit the show business mood, he actually pauses to think about what to say and how he wants to get his answer out, which is a sign of an actual human conversation
Właśnie skończyłam czytać Marlon Brando " Piosenki, które śpiewała mi matka", najwspanialsza , najmądrzejsza książka, jaką w życiu czytałam...a czytam wiele!!! Marlon to był Geniusz absolutny, Artysta naszych czasach największy - z dużym dystansem do siebie 💖❤️💪
"You're ruining our fantasy, with the intrusion of a little reality."
Beautifully put
It's the same in every facet of life.
Nobody wants to know the reality of how their food is produced.
I know the reality of the animal killing horror they call food!
This is why I'm
vegan.
Ignorance is a blissful existance unless you're the victim!
John Bryan I really respect your comment. I am 18 years old. And I cannot understand how our countries is allowed to prouduce chickens the way they do. Cleary the world is hiding the truth from people..
A real man, with a heart and mind that was before his time. We need men like this now.
+James Lee a dork...MB was a pomposs ass....
+Brian Collins What is a 'pomposs'? At least he had the courage to say what he thought, that's integrity. Was he an ass? I don't know, I never met the man...Did you?
+James Lee He certainly is genuine about his concern but i disagree with him. I don't think Being represented by fiction or even the media is damaging to a person.. Just because something is offensive doesn't mean it really mean anything anyway.
I've been offended by things a ton of times, doesn't mean it matters.
Julia Mimi
>Eyefold surgeries have sky rocketed
On what planet?
>eating disorders
These precede any sort of social stigma regarding body weight.
And I actually am a pretty big guy myself. how is it anyone's fault?
I got hazed to hell for it in school but I eventually just got over it. One must learn to accept one's self AND the negative baggage that comes with it. not just demand everything you don't like about something goes away.
+James Lee Real man, indeed. Love Marlon's cool, thinking style. Amazing he was well less than 6 ft, but even in that chair, he is massive. He spoke out.
"You're ruining our fantasy with a bit of reality." What a fucking great quote.
Brando was full of great quotes which happened to be true. His autobiography is the only book I've ever read which I don't contained a single lie.
What is the name of the book?
"not gonna lie ..."
thanks brother
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Talk shows aren't like this anymore. Neither the host nor the guest are under pressure to speak in rapid-fire bits. Space is permitted for a conversation to unfold. Intelligent conversation, too. Brando is free to speak slowly and to collect his thoughts in silence, whereas today watch chat shows in which everyone has prepared what they plan to say.
without even clicking on the video, I'm gonna guess Cavett. Right?
Very much Cavett, yes.
***** i agree at 100%with you.
Today everybody wants to have his voice heard ,but when it comes down the moment to listen to the others,they all seem to have something better to do (sorry for my english,i'm not english actually).
Algernon D'Ammassa well they are called "talk shows" for a reason
Algernon D'Ammassa I always thought the Dick Cavett show was unique among talk shows even back in its day.
Marlon was truly pointing out issues that still exist today. I wish celebrity interviews were still like this, where they were free to speak on political or social issues.
+Pizz “Pizzizle” izle True. It's like 1984, if you have ever read that. It's a fictional book, of a Dystopian future; but it holds ground in the real world today. We believe we have free speech, and we can do what we want, but no one can do what Marlon did. Like you said, if you dare mention any of this, you will quickly be swept away. The media love the celebrities who quack like ducks, talking about rubbish, like sheep.
Pizz izle Sorry man, completely forgot about this comment! ;)
Yeah it is, and I'll check it out :)
Pizz izle Hunger Games is pretty good as well, if you've ever heard of it. Dystopian future. I've only watched the films, which were really good in my opinion, but I've heard the books are good too.
Pizz izle Oh yeah definitely mate. Yeah ususally they are; I think it's the directors way of getting back at them, but indirectly ;) Kind of similar to real life though.
+LilianX26 nowadays if they do that, the people who run hollywood blacklist them
Very intelligent, deep thinking, well-spoken man.
+Boris Frlic not that intelligent but an asshole
+Brian Collins you go through marlon brandon youtube videos and keep spamming this shit ? wow life achievements. Your mom must be proud of you, or better I'll ask her myself
Aleksandras Lipatovas
not spam just like knocking unworthy idols off their pedestal and i do it if i get bored..my life achievements have nothing to do with this dork
+Boris Frlic And damned tired of all the bullsh*t
+Brian Collins Dork? Maybe one day you'll stop projecting and grow up.
I've always been a huge fan of Brando on screen, but seeing him in real person made me respect him even more. He's a genuine person.
Yes I,m researching ab years reading his biography the book Smile A Memoir written by Nancy K.Peardon The Way It,s Never Been Done Before His mind was brilliant he was a lifelong seeker in pursuit of greater purpose.
A man who had a clear awareness of how social and cultural stereotyping is affected by mass media.
Such an intelligent man, and I absolutely love how honest he was.
Nayely Sofia --It’s really interesting to put forth what ALL shows are, from ‘Law & Order’ to ‘Sponge Bob Squarepants’ is to sell something while being distracted & entertained at the same time. ‘Celebrities’ play along with this whole premise, selling themselves as funny, likeable or whatever as well as their latest movie/book/show or sport. Then the rarity comes along who doesn’t like being a product and not wishing to sell or push anything upsets the whole apple cart. It’s refreshing, back then and the even rarer times-now.
after so many years he passed away, hollywood never learned A damm thing
He helped build a foundation of awareness in Hollywood; however, it did take a long time for the society to look at itself and change. ...and.....It is still in transition.
Marlon Brando was unique. There was no one like him, and never will be again. He is so real.
never will be again? jesus, i agreed with the first part of your comment, the second part was more of an opinion, but the third part was truly the work of willful ignorance. you've placed him quite a high pedestal, so high that your opinions are skewed towards ridiculousness. seriously, chill your vagina.
EminentKnight That's too harsh an analysis. People are entitled to their opinions. And there are enough people admiring MB including me.
okay, agreed. it was pretty harsh, but it was also accurate. i get tired of people who only want to see the world as some ridiculous semblance and then just pose it as fact.
that's not a fact.. that's an opinion, and just because an opinion is popular, doesn't make it a fact. jesus, i have nothing against this guy at all, but there's some really ignorant people on here.
***** EminentKnight ,so after listening to what brando has stated here , this is the conversation you guys have??!! Amazing or as we say in Arabic 'ajaban'! guys, I think we should be more deep and global on humanity level , don't you think?
Amazing. As a Native person, I am blown away by this and as a human being, I give respect to his forward-thinking mind.
He talks like a man who is rarely interrupted.
portaccio he's just a regular guy we could all hang out with right?
As is the case with most self-centric individuals who hog everyone's time as if its the cheapest thing on earth. Disgusting.
inetfraud you're here watchin it though genius lol
he was rarely if ever interrupted or disrespected
People in those days didnt interrupt so much...aka. they listened more
This man is so so wise. So ahead of his time. So much of what he says is still so applicable today
I like his demeanor. He has a very powerful presence.
2:06 _"You're ruining our fantasy with the intrusion of a little reality."_ *-Marlon Brando*
One of the greatest actors ever and an extraordinary, profound human being. His absence deeply felt too.
He really is the definition of " Men want to be him, woman want to be with him"
God made each person unique; evidence in the DNA.
Marlon Brando is the greatest actor of all times!
No he isn't hahahaha.... maybe that's your opinion but he is not THE greatest. He's a legend & was a great actor but the greatest....come on.
+trompetayritmo stupid
¤T'CHALLA¤ and who was?
Agree with that
what I adore the most of Marlon Brando,is,that he fighted for civil rights and that he always said the truth,no matter what!
True genius of all time ,its a shame though the people on the show were just looking for a excuse to laugh unnecessarily and ruining the real part of his interview.
Running ba5ee
Marlon Brando standing up for diversity. I love it.
DAMN what a smile. His whole face lights up. :-)
Cheryl Trojovsky Its because he is sincere. There are a lot of fake smiles these days.
"This moment is sacrosanct and you're ruining our phantasy with the intrusion of reality."
Damn I like how he rubs the shallowness he pitied so much in Hollywood in all of Hollywoods face :)
I officially love this guy
Marlon Brando was one of the greatest actors and activists we have seen since the 60's and we need him more than ever now. Mr. Brando was a real human being who had compassion for all people and helped the Native Americans. He boycotted the 1973 Oscars and allowed Sacheen Littlefeather to speak on his behalf while exposing the bad treatment of American Indians in the Movie Industry.Marlon Brando was much more intelligent than his scripts allowed him and was pure Genius. What an interesting life he had and history he left us. Research Marlon Brando. God Bless him! See other interviews by Larry King as well. (Movies: Mutiny of the Bounty, Sayonara, Missouri Breaks, Godfather, etc.. are just a few of his greats)
JohnDrakeMI6 Marlon loved black people too!
John Wayne's response said a lot about him, and he is indeed who Brando referred to when he saud he (Brando) was ruining their (Wayne) fantasy with a dose of reality
Great man with great ideas,great charisma and great voice
he really looks confident and just being himself
but then... he is the best actor ever...
This man was one of the greatest actors of all time and yet this is one of the least most impressive qualities about him. He is incredibly sensitive and empathic to other people's plight, totally unselfish, and courageous enough to stand up and fight for those less fortunate, even though he is the one that will bear the consequences for these actions. Incredible human being.
5:30 Brando talking about "Fake news" 45 years ago lol
What a treat to watch a humourous, courteous, intelligent interview from the year of my birth, with a beautiful, interesting subject, on a poignant topic that is as relevant today. Many thanks for sharing.
He takes this interview so seriously. Every word he says he contemplates on, chews on a bit, makes sure he is trying to get his point across. His emotions are reflected in every expression and you can tell that some of the "funny" questions he really took seriously. Love this interview.
C.E. S You know...he gives off Monty Clift vibes...is there a interview with him to compare??
OMG! Marlon Brando was a very understanding humanitarian
Interviewing Brando would have been the most stressful thing to attempt. You want rating but you just cant get anywhere. he wont play to the camera.
stressful, yes. but then you get insightful statements and the visually inclined get 9:50
wise words spoken..I'm glad I watched this video.
This interview was done when I was born and m watching it in 2019 best interview in the year of my birth,great man .
One of the last intelligent interviews..where an actor uses his time, and power to express unspoken stereotypes
Ironically, Clint Eastwood, would go on to direct films that sought to represent the west as it really was, avoid negative stereotypes of Indians, and portray cowboys as fallible and vulnerable.
I feel invigorated after watching this video and the marlon Brando Oscar event. Thank you mr Brando
All I know is that he was a great actor.
You are ruining our fantasy with a little reality--2:10. So agreed!
A quote that only real Men will speak.
Realest thing I’ve ever heard
I was a kid when this show, with him aired. My Grandma was doing paintings of Indians. She told us about how American Indians were miss treated. I can't but help to think she saw what Brando was trying too hit on at this time in the 1970's
This is incredible. What a smart and astute guy. He was 40 years ahead of his time.
i was born in 1990 never herd of this man til this day, and yet he still inspires people. Even me
What he said about the natives at the beginning is exactly what i've always thought for natives here in Canada, who are completely ignored and repeatedly rejected from social conversations. They are constantly blamed for their own issues, and people think the tax breaks they get are enough of an excuse to say "we did what we could for them, it's up to them to adapt to society". part of me understands that point of view, but the grand majority of my opinion is on Brando's side; seeing negative portrayls of yourself for generations, being struck by alcoholism and suicide and being undereducated are what society have done to natives. Growing up in this kind of environment on a generational scale is what's creating this vicious cycle. It's a hard situation, but it is really cool to see Brando over forty years ago speaking of it like someone would today.
I really love how he was so...perpetually uncooperative in interviews. He did it in such a particular way. I don't think he was just being a prick, it always seemed to be more his statement of how silly the worship of Hollywood was.
Watch between 0:57-1:07. Just look at him and his eyes and how he reacts to the audience laughing...He clearly doesn't want to be there...
Brilliant comments from Brando about Native Americans. It is still basically the same. Very few films about the truth regarding the genocide of a race on a par with or worse than Hitler and the Holocaust.
this is a great man
how he stands up for non whites but not just non whites but stands up for justice!
Love this man
A genius actor. My type of man, so handsome!
smoke the grime of your navel!! LOL hes hilarious!! love this man!
I said it on 1 of 6, but I'll say it again he was a very forward thinking in his ideas.
His look is too sexy 😍
I'm a HUGE Johhny Depp fan.. And i always hear him talking about Marlon Brando so I decided to check him out . ***** 0 *****
+Margarita Rosa MY MAN CRUSH LOL
A free soul that is aloud to talk in live tv, what a peace of heaven
I forgot to thank you gulleyjimson, I knew of his love but I had never seen this interview, sooo grateful! A true must share.
Love it. Marlon gets it on the dot. People don't care for actual, relevant news which is important, and effects things in the world; they want to know what Kim Kardashian had for lunch, or in this case, whether Marlon threw some manure out his window. It is just way of people.
Harry Belafonte wrote his memoir, "My Song" and allowed himself to be documented in "Sing Your Song" because when Brando died he felt that he wasn't given credit for the great humanitarian work that he had done.
"Ruining our fantasy with the intrusion of reality" what an epic line from an epic actor. Forget hollywood, he truly was and always be a gem for humanity.
What A Look ! What Smile ! God Bless You, Marlon ! - the greatest actor
ever, the most handsome actor of the World, very intelligent, very
generous, sensitive soul, kind-hearted. I Like Him most in Last Tango in
Paris, Burn !, Reflections in a Golden Eye and all other. Thanks for
posting !
Marlon Brando is such a high intelligent couraged man he said the truth and amreica gave a shit about the blacks and Indians!
I find it funny that he makes fun of Cavett using notes, when so many of his co-workers talk about how he had to read lines from billboards and signs.
joekidd1992 He read from billboards and signs because he didn't memorize his scripts. There is difference between using your own ideas and other's ideas.
Love it how Brando puts Cavett to the wall for his interview style.
At his early 20s, Brando already exuded with a raw talent. All the Broadway heavyweights were in awe of him. He prepared Mark Anthony role all by himself. Only the last day before the performance, he consulted with Gielgud once. His performance was astonishing, even the director was stunned by it, considering that he had no Shakespearean training. David Niven praised Brando highly after playing with him in Bedtime Story. Everybody close to Brando knew he was the funniest person in life.
This man is erudite as fuck. I love him
Dropping knowledge
Thanks for sharing
"You're ruining our fantasy with an intrusion of a little reality" was eloquently put. First time I've heard him give an interview and he comes across as a very articulate and intelligent man.
Real Godfather speak real issue not white fantacy
So much of water flown under the bridge...Brando still influence the generation, champion cause for minorities, tribes, indigenous people. Apart, a class actor.
The man for all seasons. I bow you Sir, Marlon Brando.
He shows up this insignificant forgotten variety show host for what he is, a sniveling establishment non funny dweeb for what he is. Shit the courage Brando had is inspirational to call it as he saw it, bravo !!!
This man is one of the most sincere and authentic people who ever walked the face of the earth. Bless him.
Marlon Brando was truly one-of-a-kind! I love his honesty, really rare in Hollywood.
there is a brando interview excerpt on the superman dvd
'' you were treated according to how how much you were being paid ''
beyond hilarious
Apparently he broke a paparazzi's jaw after filming this interview.
Philipstyrer really?
Sandra Lee Yes!
Ron galliala
Very good documentary about him called smash that camera (Galliala)
he's such a beautiful person
Marlon Brando is the most beautiful man that ever lived. inside and out.
This guy is on it …'
Everything Brando describes about the way different ethnic groups are portrayed on TV and film and the subsequent paint and low self image of children can be applied not just to ethnic groups but anything that varies from the fabricated ideal (white, rich, thin). Substitute gay, fat,or poor for 'ethnic group' and you will see that unfair portrayal and social conditioning still happens all the time and has the same harmful effect.
I agree and allow me to add Muslims, Christians, atheists ...'for religious groups' , Americans , Europeans , Arabs ,Africans .. 'for national groups' , Egyptians , Arabs , Sudanese , French , English .... etc ' for geopolitical groups , and so on . something wicked is going on to keep us apart as humans!
what the hell are you talking about...poor, minorities, women, gays, fat people have more rights than straight white rich thin men...
It boils down to lazy writing more than anything else.
Amr Aboulseoud it's not the result of a master plan to keep us apart as humans...there are biological reasons for why there are different races and religion is a choice or what you were born into...
Thank you so much or posting all of these!
When you’re Brando you don’t need an Oscar, Oscar needs you.
true, this man was way ahead of his time. He need a Marlon Brandon now a days...
Johnny Depp must've been deeply influenced by Brando since he sound an awful lot like him
I like Depp's acting, but he tries to IMITATE Brando in his interviews & comments. I think, anyway...
Beesh Alzayed yes he tries to copy him but he's doofy and no charisma
Beesh Alzayed depps acting stinks too
Beesh Alzayed Depp might sound like him because Depp tends to take in the mannerisms of his idols. He does it with Keith Richards and his mumbling, Brando with his delayed responses, Nicholson with his " I can give a shit attitude" and so forth. The problem with Depp, and I like him, is that he needs to be Johnny Depp. He has a tremendous amount of personal, professional and legal issue mounting and also to be overcome.
Depp will never be Brando. He lacks the natural talent and focus.
All these people trash talking Depp are ludicrous. He's probably not trying to imitate anyone. Johnny Depp shares the same MBTI type as Brando so that's why they're similar in mannerisms.
“Your ruining our fantasy with a little reality”. I love that 👌🏻
hes awesome....amazing how much him and burt reynolds ended up looking SO alike in their older years
Hollywood corrupts we all know that.This man lived on a island in/on the pacific and they still managed too get to him.plzed he took up the stance on indians blks etc.
Charisse Sainty He always helped Indians and Blacks! So generous!
such a handsome man, no homo
nigga you gay
you gay....no straight dude will say exactly that.
Actually, if you look into his early 20s, He was highly bisexual and that should have nothing to do with his manhood.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks!
Brando punched a paparazzo in the face right after this interview and broke his jaw and knocked a bunch of his teeth out.
Good.
You can tell Marlon Brando is just barely tolerating Dick Cavett's stupidity.
sublime -:)) - thx Cavett and Brando. wonderful
I did not think my respect could go any deeper for this man ,but after seeing this it just did.
i really didn't understand, why the audience laugh? they laugh about what? nothing funny happened
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I know a girl that laughs at all my random one liners. Im not trying to be funny, just merely stating whats on my mind. Some people just have different types of humour.
I think it could be a nervous thing because they're not quite sure how to react.
Canned laughter
Times were different back then
Where are the actors, entertainers, celebrities, with loud voices & moral compasses now? They don't exist,
They sure do, but thanks to the the media and Internet they're going to be silenced and ripped on for it. It literally happens all the time.
I like the way talk shows were made back then, they seem so much less...rehearsed.
i love how he doesnt just spit out answers in a split second as to fit the show business mood, he actually pauses to think about what to say and how he wants to get his answer out, which is a sign of an actual human conversation
the only american i admire and respect!
dangerousblablao Michael Jackson bought his innocence though!
+Curbmaster0312 you chose the lower of society
dangerousblablao There was a settlement though involving him paying money which makes me think less of him whether he be innocent or guilty
dangerousblablao
MJ was guilty of being mentally unbalanced...
We're all living on stolen land......M.Brandon
he mowed to pacific island, then refuse to step on mainland long time,
Thank you for the upload man..!!! I needed this...!!!
Właśnie skończyłam czytać Marlon Brando " Piosenki, które śpiewała mi matka", najwspanialsza , najmądrzejsza książka, jaką w życiu czytałam...a czytam wiele!!! Marlon to był Geniusz absolutny, Artysta naszych czasach największy - z dużym dystansem do siebie 💖❤️💪