When people think about Marlon Brando, they think of the movie star, the hunk, the scandals. Continue reading

When people think about Marlon Brando, they think of the movie star, the hunk, the scandals. Continue reading
Read two critical perspectives on Listen To Me Marlon (Stevan Riley, 2015) by Susan L. Mizruchi and Edward E. Crouse. Continue reading
Marlon Brando, until his ashes were scattered in Tahiti and Death Valley in 2004, was a private man. Continue reading
One of the 58th San Francisco International Film Festival‘s Marquee Presentations is Steven Riley’s documentary Listen to Me Marlon, in which a treasure trove of audio tapes—augmented by home movies, film clips and other archival materials—yields a unique autobiographical portrait of one of cinema’s greatest actors, Marlon Brando.
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