Most people who have watched the 1979 American epic Vietnam war film Apocalypse Now, think of Marlon Brando’s character Colonel Kurtz as fictional, but will be surprised to hear that he is an ...

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The first time Marlon Brando saw Tetiaroa in the early 1960s, all he could make out was a “slender pencil of land” on the horizon in the South Pacific. Later, during a break from filming ...

No actor has had the relationship to weather or change that Marlon Brando did and still ... the moral drought that is Colonel Kurtz — Brando was something that subsumes individual instances ...

Kurtz, the actor was an ungovernable headache ... mania for security,” wrote Pauline Kael in her classic essay “Marlon Brando: An American Hero.” She added: “He was our angry young man ...

Depending on who is doing the talking, Marlon Brando is the greatest actor in film history. A lofty moniker, but one that has been associated with Brando for most of his brilliant movie career.

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Marlon did not respect Al." Despite this, the other actors on The Godfather were in complete "awe" of Brando. To ensure everyone was comfortable with the star, Coppola arranged an Italian dinner ...