Brando was different from the other actors in the 50s, he didn't move like them, or speak with that annoying typical tone in the 40s and 50s, he was just doing his thing.
Claire Doc Well, it's because there is this new trend where young folks are worshipping the old times. For whatever reason, young men and women are fascinated with the eras of their grandparents. And who could blame us? Many things (not everything) just were classier back then. I kinda get my grandparents now when they would be notalgic about the old days...
Humphrey Hogan that’s precisely why I prefer older entertainment. Nowadays Hollywood is like McDonald’s dishing out content cheap and fast. Not to mention they gotta shove in our faces the fact that a character is gay or black every 2 minutes
@@vl2663 yep it is because of the increasing Mcdonaldization of our society that our life becomes instantaneous to our needs which is why there are always be a standardization, simplification, and becoming more quantity rather than quality. That's why sometimes people tend to look for something different which are the classier, traditional things that are used to be. My opinion only :)
People don't realize what a true natural talent he was. Unlike many of his film roles, many of which he hated, he was a sensitive and very intelligent man. His story is like a movie itself.
He did that like, " Pssshhh....i didn't like her" I read his autobio like 10x. Tallula Bankhead was a gross perv who tried to fuck him a lot. Imagine #MeToo but for Marlon. Except he never complained about it. Even when he started on Broadway and some guy grabbed his balls and he punched him in the face.
In "Tallulah" we learn that the star once fired a young Marlon Brando from her play "The Eagle Has Two Heads" because she couldn't stand him "yawning and pawing his privates during my speeches."
Ha! You've tracked down the reason Marlon rolled his eyes. His reaction to the mention of her name was immortalized for us to enjoy forever. OMG. The producer of the play, Jack Wilson, recalled: "During Tallulah’s speech, Marlon would unbutton, then rebutton his fly. He would squirm during her speech and was especially adept at picking his nose. He would leer at the audience, wink at a stagehand standing in the wings. One night he scracted his ass, and I mean really scratched, going for those dingleberries. Not just onstage, Marlon was ‘driving me nuts,’ in Tallulah’s words.” On opening night in Boston, as reported by Darwin Porter in his book, Brando Unzipped, Brando made his most audacious move yet, turning his back to the audience, spreading his leg and then urinating on stage scenery. Tallulah couldn’t see him, so she didn’t know why the audience was giggling at her monologue. That was it for Brando. In his last performance, he tried to upstage even the urinating routine. When his character is killed, he then milked it for a tremendously long death sequence, leading to a critic attending the show to say that he looked like he was a car looking for a parking space in Midtown Manhattan." legendsrevealed.com/entertainment/2016/03/04/did-marlon-brando-urinate-onstage-to-upstage-another-actor/
The frowns, eye roll, sideway glances, smiles and little fiddlings, these acting details make him clearly out of anyone's league. Dare say even this current generation. I always had a special place for him in my heart since A Streetcar Named Desire.
Marlon Brando, is the greatest of them all. Acting was natural to him and all his mannerisms are still copied today. He is in a league of his own and also at his peak he was the most handsome man ever to grace the films.
@@critical_analysis funny thing - he's all that , and i don't find him handsome at all - but i also can't take my eyes off of him for the reasons that @popgas3821 said, all those small and fast mannerisms, in this particular scene - a large lost and dangerous boy, and so restless. i've been around people like this, they are both endearing and intimidating.
The spontaneity is so raw, so authentic, like he's saying the words for the first time. Like Stanislavsky argued, Brando is living in the here-today-now. He's living through the experience, as if this is a documentary. The greatest actor ever.
his entire career he looked like he was trying to insult the acting profession, but ended up rocking at it, look at that smug face when the lady tells him to turn around, like it was a joke to him or something
This young and handsome Marlon Brando's video was uploaded 3 years after his death. And here the comment section still as fresh as his appearance in this screentest, which made in 1947. Legend always be remembered in every generation, they're immortalized. Rest in Peace, Marlon.
@@reneeblair7593IMO, Brando had a much better-looking face than Valentino. Also, Brando had the better physique, hands down. The man looked like a Greek statue come to life!
Marlon Brando was so handsome. He was an exceptional actor. At the time when actors were so theatrical, he was such a natural. He gets such a bum rap for gaining weight and getting old in his later years. But he was a blessed man. Brando got to live until the ripe old age of 80. A lot of the men of his generation didn't. May he RIP.
In his later years, in interviews, Brando seemed to have regret about becoming an actor. But, geesh, he was made for it. So many of us are so glad he did become an actor - his movies are so much a part of my life.
zitorage Yes, he had naturally full and well shaped lips. He had the sexiest lips of any actor. You have to be a female to really know what I mean. He wasn’t a pretty boy, wasn’t classically handsome even, but he had SexAppeal, a very masculine face that was perfect for his acting roles. He said that he would study a woman and in a couple of minutes would know what she liked. It was easy for him to figure people out and become the person they wanted...for a while. Great actors observe, record and then mimic what they need from real life experiences. Imagine in being in one of his Stella Adler acting classes. He ended up being great friends with her and having an affair with her as well. He never missed an opportunity. She wrote that one night, he just showed up and she was shocked. But he knew what she wanted, took his time, watched her like a cat, and when the time was right, he made his move. By that time her shock had worn off and she was ready for him. A wonderful evening took place, according to her. Marlon, surprisingly, never felt it was right to talk about any of his many women and was very private about his relationships, even though most of them had only complimentary descriptions about being with him.
I love the part when they ask Marlon to turn his head, and he almost bursted out laughing! :D He will always be one of the greatest actors of all time!
I am lucky that the 50s were my teenage years. To me, the guys were much sexier, everything seemed cleaner. It was FUN being a teenager and being in love with Marlon. Some people have never seen him in Guys and Dolls, a musical. He even got to sing with the lovely Jean Simmons. They were great together and he was in his prime and played the mobster to the good Salvation Army girl he got drunk. He was so subtle yet sooooo masculine. He wasn’t much of a singer, but the songs he sang were recorded in his voice with many cuts to keep him on tune and to get it right. You might have a lot of fun seeing him in this role. He loved trying new things. And once, I got to see him in person, at a news conference for high school students. I thought I would faint when he walked into the room!
@@madelinesolk5734 you are blessed to got to see marlon brando in person i was born in 2001 so i cant even give my self the hope of one day seeing him in person which makes me really sad.wish i was born in 50s..
He did that like, " Pssshhh....i didn't like her" I read his autobio like 10x. Tallula Bankhead was a gross perv who tried to fuck him a lot. Imagine #MeToo but for Marlon. Except he never complained about it. Even when he started on Broadway and some guy grabbed his balls and he punched him in the face.
I JUST REALIZED. Marlon hated his dad but loved his mom but hated the fact that his mom always worked for only his dad. He can relate to the character he played for this screen test!!!
He is so handsome! Especially his facial expressions when they talk to him towards the end about the work he was in. And such a fantastic actor, what a talent!
damn. I can feel my lungs contract and squeeze out the air so I make noises I've never heard me make before when he smiles. the most beautiful man to have ever walked the earth..
He did that like, " Pssshhh....i didn't like her" I read his autobio like 10x. Tallula Bankhead was a gross perv who tried to fuck him a lot. Imagine #MeToo but for Marlon. Except he never complained about it. Even when he started on Broadway and some guy grabbed his balls and he punched him in the face.
Never mind the pretty face, his acting skills are what really stand out in this pre-fame screen test. Little wonder he, Clift and Dean set the standard for a whole new breed of actors. They are three of the best ever to grace the silver screen! Thanks for sharing this gem.
This is what most movies are missing nowadays. The DIALOGUE!! The conversations between people, the arguments.. now everything is just rushed. and it sucks.Big time.
One of the greatest actors of all time. Every move was calculatedly realistic. No wonder he won two Oscars. One for On the Waterfront and one for The Godfather.
Someone needs to tell Tyra Banks she didn't invent the smize. He has what are called "come to bed with me eyes" accompanied with that smirk. I don't think I have seen a more handsome man.
Look at the way he looks at the camera at 4:40; he drops the put-upon confidence and stares thoughtfully, his guard down, in a real display (which he probably thought the wider public would never see) of his humanity.
Stefanie Callista If I'm not mistaken she thought his behavior was appalling and his lack of manners led her to recommend him for the part of Stanley in Streetcar because she thought they were a lot alike.
iN songs my mother taught me (HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY) he says that Tallulah wanted tu fuck him, and was always tryin´. On stage she was fully kissing him. He cleaned his mouth every time, so when she found that he asked the producers to fire him. They talk a lot about how dirty and rude was in his early days, but every time I see him, he´ s one of a kind. More than a gentleman, a very special, soft, misterious indivdual.
This is a brilliant audition. There are so many boxes that an actor has to tick when they audition, and Brando ticks every box. When an actor prepares for an audition, I believe they should always look to this one as an example of how to do it. He’s handsome, he’s charming, he’s got stage experience and training from Stella Adler. He showed his range of emotions from rage, sadness, neediness etc. and he did it seamlessly. He was only 23 years old and he was already *this* brilliant. You can really see that he understood the script, that he made the character his own and you can really relate to him as well. You can really see the history behind him with this scene alone. His father was abusive and he hates him because of it, and it probably drove him into a life of crime, a life of rebellion. Brando would’ve been perfect; his father was abusive and he hated him because of it, and he admitted in *Listen to Me, Marlon* that he was feeling rebellious at this time of his life. Harold’s story was like Brando’s own story. That’s why he would’ve been perfect for the part. I don’t know how many takes this audition took as it can normally take several, and Brando was known to require multiple takes. However, the editors did a very good job on picking the right takes, as they really showcase Brando’s talent. I’m not surprised that he was offered the part afterwards, but I’m surprised that he turned it down. He would’ve been brilliant. Maybe he felt he wasn’t quite ready for this kind of role yet. Maybe it was too personal. In *Last Tango in Paris,* Brando played a role that was very personal. He made himself so vulnerable that it really bothered him, so he never made himself that vulnerable for a movie again. Also, don’t criticize Ruth Ford please. Yes, her acting is pretty dated, but this is Brando’s audition, so she was probably told to just follow him.
He not turn down this role but the movie have been canceled and after for long time they want to continue this project again and when they want to hire Marlon he was too old for the role so they search another actor. I am agree with you...he only 23 years old here and he perform like a pro actor. very few young actors nowadays are as talented as him
Really? I thought he turned it down. Then again, maybe I was wrong. I’ve gone back and looked on many different websites and they’re either saying he turned it down or it was canceled.
Best actor of all time. He revolutionised the way people worked, the way they thought about working, and the approach. We are all better off for having this amazing talent to watch. Thank you very much for posting the video, it is very much appreciated.
OobooChoo ....Liquified is exactly how I felt watching him on the big screen in the 1950s and 60s. Even when he got fat and lost his looks, he somehow was still mesmerizing to watch.
He is one seriously handsome man
+travis tenbrunsel Marlon looked cool as fuck in 1972, what you on about
Very good looking . For sure
+travis tenbrunsel When he was young he held a rather disturbing masculine beauty, And then he aged, like anybody else. What's the point in comparing?
+Melissa Margis *was
"most beautiful" breaks my heart. may I say as beautiful as someone else, please? Richard Gere. ok? ok? pleaaaase
It's weird how Marlon's acting here can still be used today but the lady's acting sounds and feels like the 50's. What an actor he was!
Dey knight lmfao only part that wouldn’t fly.
Very good point. His acting is timeless.
He was ahead of his time
So true Marvic, she's straight out her time, he's timeless.
He didn't get the part though..!!
Brando was different from the other actors in the 50s, he didn't move like them, or speak with that annoying typical tone in the 40s and 50s, he was just doing his thing.
He was a Method actor, brilliant, inside out work. Of course he was handsome, very.
@@dixiesedgwick89 his youth lasted very shortly. In a matter of 15 years, from this to looking like dog shit in Godfather.
Mario Habijanec Your an idiot, they redid his whole face with makeup and masks for The Godfather.
@@HABO2210 Those were prosthetics dental implants, and heavy makeup. He was handsome for a long, long time.
I didn’t know they changed their voice on purpose in the 50’s to that annoying tone. I thought that’s how they really talked 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
3:50 to 4:40
That smile
That eye-role
That jaw-line
Cupid sliced my heart
Oh shut up will you
Nusaiba Uddin mmmm indeed 😍😍
such a naughty boy:)))
Kittikutz naughty Marlon, naughty naughty
What do u mean? Where? I wanna learn.
isnt it weird how generations on , most of these comments are from young women + men squealing over brando lmao , legend.
Kelly Angel Burn he is
Claire Doc Well, it's because there is this new trend where young folks are worshipping the old times. For whatever reason, young men and women are fascinated with the eras of their grandparents. And who could blame us? Many things (not everything) just were classier back then. I kinda get my grandparents now when they would be notalgic about the old days...
Kelly Angel Burn Brando and Paul Newman 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Humphrey Hogan that’s precisely why I prefer older entertainment. Nowadays Hollywood is like McDonald’s dishing out content cheap and fast. Not to mention they gotta shove in our faces the fact that a character is gay or black every 2 minutes
@@vl2663 yep it is because of the increasing Mcdonaldization of our society that our life becomes instantaneous to our needs which is why there are always be a standardization, simplification, and becoming more quantity rather than quality. That's why sometimes people tend to look for something different which are the classier, traditional things that are used to be. My opinion only :)
That eyeroll tho...
exactly
+deniz eroktay Right?!! *swoons*
Haha i'm a guy and even I had to rewind the video just to see it again :D
^^ At 4:00..
im pregnant
Marlon Brando invented modern acting in Hollywood. One of the first actors in that time who fully immersed himself in the character.
He was not the first screen actor to employ the Method. Monty Clift and John Garfield were first.
@@kensiblonde4203 It was employed in all the film of the world at that time not just the western world
I want young Marlon Brando to walk in my room when I say "Action!"
Lmao same
So do I!
Whaahaha
The old Marlon Brando could not fit through the door
filipinayeahbaby 😂😂😂
Brando lost his virginity before his dad.
Just wanted to comment to say, nice profile picture.
Entity lol classic
Wait...
Z 😂😂
Brando was 41, when his father died. So of course, he lost his virginity before his dad.
People don't realize what a true natural talent he was. Unlike many of his film roles, many of which he hated, he was a sensitive and very intelligent man. His story is like a movie itself.
TRUE!
He learned a lot on Broadway but he certainly did his own thing and had his own style
I think people do realize it. He's considered by every actor after him to be a legend. He changed acting forever
I recognized since I was 12 years old his uniqueness, his talent forever
Dreamy but complex.
Marlon Brado was pure sex!
The Hollywood men and male celebrities in generall are nothing compared to his sex appeal and charm
+B Osagie Google it
Maureen Kitty
Hollywood feminists promote less sexy men.
Sexy and masculine talents like Brando go igmored.
tennessee williams, who wrote streetcar, marlon brando's most famous role, was gay
half of hollywood was gay in the 50s too
RT Is that really a thing?
He's the most beautiful thing that I've ever seen...
mrselbendadi Did you know that Marlon hated Burt Reynolds?
@@meme7773 Now that's what you call a non sequitur!
Chelsea Poet I know Chelsea, just popped into my head.
What about Elvis in his prime ?
He’s definitely mine, “hall pass” number one
THAT EYE ROLL , IM DEAD , IM IN THE AFTER LIFE
He did that like, " Pssshhh....i didn't like her" I read his autobio like 10x. Tallula Bankhead was a gross perv who tried to fuck him a lot. Imagine #MeToo but for Marlon. Except he never complained about it. Even when he started on Broadway and some guy grabbed his balls and he punched him in the face.
bussyonfleek lol
Mmm hmmm heartbreaker!!!
I can watch the eye roll a thousand times! He was a sassy dude, I am weak 🥰
Eye roll😘😍🤩
They don't make guys like that anymore,,
nikad neznas ako neotvoris oci :) !
zitorage Moze biti :)
+Jamie Dash TV for real though 😂
John Whirling triggered
Nuria Monfort ! They closed down that praticalular work shop
4:01 pregnant
lmfaooooao
Bahaha yeah....
In "Tallulah" we learn that the star once fired a young Marlon Brando from her play "The Eagle Has Two Heads" because she couldn't stand him "yawning and pawing his privates during my speeches."
Ha! You've tracked down the reason Marlon rolled his eyes. His reaction to the mention of her name was immortalized for us to enjoy forever.
OMG.
The producer of the play, Jack Wilson, recalled:
"During Tallulah’s speech, Marlon would unbutton, then rebutton his fly. He would squirm during her speech and was especially adept at picking his nose. He would leer at the audience, wink at a stagehand standing in the wings. One night he scracted his ass, and I mean really scratched, going for those dingleberries. Not just onstage, Marlon was ‘driving me nuts,’ in Tallulah’s words.”
On opening night in Boston, as reported by Darwin Porter in his book, Brando Unzipped, Brando made his most audacious move yet, turning his back to the audience, spreading his leg and then urinating on stage scenery. Tallulah couldn’t see him, so she didn’t know why the audience was giggling at her monologue. That was it for Brando. In his last performance, he tried to upstage even the urinating routine. When his character is killed, he then milked it for a tremendously long death sequence, leading to a critic attending the show to say that he looked like he was a car looking for a parking space in Midtown Manhattan."
legendsrevealed.com/entertainment/2016/03/04/did-marlon-brando-urinate-onstage-to-upstage-another-actor/
0:03 excuse me...
The frowns, eye roll, sideway glances, smiles and little fiddlings, these acting details make him clearly out of anyone's league. Dare say even this current generation. I always had a special place for him in my heart since A Streetcar Named Desire.
Marlon Brando, is the greatest of them all. Acting was natural to him and all his mannerisms are still copied today. He is in a league of his own and also at his peak he was the most handsome man ever to grace the films.
@@critical_analysis funny thing - he's all that , and i don't find him handsome at all - but i also can't take my eyes off of him for the reasons that @popgas3821 said, all those small and fast mannerisms, in this particular scene - a large lost and dangerous boy, and so restless. i've been around people like this, they are both endearing and intimidating.
@@alysmarcus7747He looks gay to me. He looks like Ricky Martin.
He was so softly spoken and so damn cute!! That little dimple. 😩
i'm a straight guy, but DAMN... sexiest son of a bitch ever.
Right..
When God made Brando, he pulled out an Ancient Greek mold. The man was a living and breathing sculpture of masculinity.
Trueeee
Thing is he wasn't that big. 170lbs. At 5 8". But all in the right place.
Poetically expressed..
Absolutely. A Praxitelis sculpture...
never saw such a beautiful face like his.....
Or body
Only 23, and he was already that good! He was a natural!
he's not good in this. he's actually BAD. he was already on stage in Streetcar killing it
The spontaneity is so raw, so authentic, like he's saying the words for the first time. Like Stanislavsky argued, Brando is living in the here-today-now. He's living through the experience, as if this is a documentary. The greatest actor ever.
Too bad, he had bad memory and in most movies he read lines from teleprompter while delivering them
Gah he was a gorgeous, gorgeous man!
As handsome as he was, it was his confidence and grit I think that made him so attractive to people. He had it all.
True.
Acting aside, the camera loved him.
1000%
his entire career he looked like he was trying to insult the acting profession, but ended up rocking at it, look at that smug face when the lady tells him to turn around, like it was a joke to him or something
3:52
4:00
4:36
NOPE I'M FCKNIG DEAD
HE _KNOWS_ HOW GORGEOUS HE IS
Yes, He knows.
Yumi he does
Yumi IKR I CRY
and the resemblance between him and james franco are amazing especially at 3:52
He does, he was teasing
4:37 Oh my god his lip bite! So hot
He had really sexy lips!
@@StoneColdFox17 he's the definition of sexy.
This young and handsome Marlon Brando's video was uploaded 3 years after his death.
And here the comment section still as fresh as his appearance in this screentest, which made in 1947.
Legend always be remembered in every generation, they're immortalized. Rest in Peace, Marlon.
Quite frankly, no one has ever come close to Brando's beauty and charisma.
Rudolph Valentino did
He surpassed him
@@reneeblair7593IMO, Brando had a much better-looking face than Valentino. Also, Brando had the better physique, hands down. The man looked like a Greek statue come to life!
@@reneeblair7593 nope
@@reneeblair7593
You need your eyes tested. Valentino had what I call a common beauty. Brando had an uncommon beauty. Thats how it was and is
that dude KNEW he was flawless
Marlon Brando was so handsome. He was an exceptional actor. At the time when actors were so theatrical, he was such a natural. He gets such a bum rap for gaining weight and getting old in his later years. But he was a blessed man. Brando got to live until the ripe old age of 80. A lot of the men of his generation didn't. May he RIP.
Even if there was no gravity, I'd still fall for this man.
In his later years, in interviews, Brando seemed to have regret about becoming an actor. But, geesh, he was made for it. So many of us are so glad he did become an actor - his movies are so much a part of my life.
Jaw-Dropping. I could watch him on a black and white screen any day. Those lippps !!!
He is so cute :)
zitorage Yes, he had naturally full and well shaped lips. He had the sexiest lips of any actor. You have to be a female to really know what I mean. He wasn’t a pretty boy, wasn’t classically handsome even, but he had SexAppeal, a very masculine face that was perfect for his acting roles. He said that he would study a woman and in a couple of minutes would know what she liked. It was easy for him to figure people out and become the person they wanted...for a while. Great actors observe, record and then mimic what they need from real life experiences. Imagine in being in one of his Stella Adler acting classes. He ended up being great friends with her and having an affair with her as well. He never missed an opportunity. She wrote that one night, he just showed up and she was shocked. But he knew what she wanted, took his time, watched her like a cat, and when the time was right, he made his move. By that time her shock had worn off and she was ready for him. A wonderful evening took place, according to her. Marlon, surprisingly, never felt it was right to talk about any of his many women and was very private about his relationships, even though most of them had only complimentary descriptions about being with him.
Madeline Solk He was definitely a pretty boy.Look at his younger photos.
...but he was classically handsome here. Looks like something sculpted and timeless. I could see a leafy bandana draping the man's forehead...
Marlon Brando doesn't talk like 1950s actor at all. He sound so fresh and new at that time. Good looking and attractive man, wow.
He's got the cutest speaking voice when they interview him.
Everytime I see this video of Marlon, I just faint. I've never seen an actor that is so handsome.
1:00 The gift of pathos. When Brando cries it makes you wanna cry with him. Not all actors possess it. Even a great actor like Olivier didn’t have it.
difference between playing a character and being a character
Dear sweet Jesus this man was beautiful
He would've killed it as the riddler!
The most beautiful man to have ever walked the earth... I'm speechless.
he was the man everyone wanted to be.
He was ridiculously beautiful, but he was never stuck on his looks.
God was in a good mood when he made Marlon Brandos face.
He had such a peculiar affectation to his voice. It's interesting, charming.
the eye roll gets me every time 😩💓
Victoria Salazar me too
Me three!🤪
i refuse to believe that someone can be that smoking hot
Brand, he was.
Strikingly handsome in his early years.
I love the part when they ask Marlon to turn his head, and he almost bursted out laughing! :D He will always be one of the greatest actors of all time!
he is handsome indeed
Just one of a kind! Handsome as hell, hot as fuck, legendary Marlon Brando!
Marlon Brando was one of the hottest guys Hollywood has ever seen. He was so beautiful. One of my fave actors too. ❤️
Ridiculously good looking.
This man is Gorgeous. I love how soft spoken he was my God hes just a dream. Man like him is rare nowadays.
the most handsome and the most talented...
Marlon Brando the most handsome man in the world😍😍😍😍😍
great confidence in his acting... that's the key, finding a technique that works and not hesitating
Legend. Pure, raw talent. An iconic idol. R.I.P.
Gosh he's so handsome and attractive! Sometimes I wish I was born in that generation haha (':
Breaking Julia DUDE SAME I HATE THIS CENTURY
So you could watch him on a black and white TV?
Most handsome actor ever.
I am lucky that the 50s were my teenage years. To me, the guys were much sexier, everything seemed cleaner. It was FUN being a teenager and being in love with Marlon. Some people have never seen him in Guys and Dolls, a musical. He even got to sing with the lovely Jean Simmons. They were great together and he was in his prime and played the mobster to the good Salvation Army girl he got drunk. He was so subtle yet sooooo masculine. He wasn’t much of a singer, but the songs he sang were recorded in his voice with many cuts to keep him on tune and to get it right. You might have a lot of fun seeing him in this role. He loved trying new things. And once, I got to see him in person, at a news conference for high school students. I thought I would faint when he walked into the room!
@@madelinesolk5734 you are blessed to got to see marlon brando in person i was born in 2001 so i cant even give my self the hope of one day seeing him in person which makes me really sad.wish i was born in 50s..
HE WAS HOT!!
He was so stunning!
He knew he was extremely handsome.
Oh God. Thank you tumblr thank you so much. Lmao. I put more research in finding the source of one gif, than all my finals combined.
Which gif???
***** 4:01-4:05
Same here !!!!
So happy I did.
if you google "classy eye roll" the first gif you get is Marlon Brando. So we all kind of searched up where the gif was from and came here
Guuuurlll same! I literally fell in love with a gif 😂
@4:02 SEXIEST EYEROLL I HAVE EVER SEEN..
He did that like, " Pssshhh....i didn't like her" I read his autobio like 10x. Tallula Bankhead was a gross perv who tried to fuck him a lot. Imagine #MeToo but for Marlon. Except he never complained about it. Even when he started on Broadway and some guy grabbed his balls and he punched him in the face.
I JUST REALIZED. Marlon hated his dad but loved his mom but hated the fact that his mom always worked for only his dad. He can relate to the character he played for this screen test!!!
Eia T. You're a genius
Mi M Um K? Out of topic but whatevs
Maybe that's why he turned down the role; hit too close to home for him back then maybe.
Eia T. His dad was nothing but an abusive alcoholic man who always beat him and his mother.No wonder.
his father was fkn abusive toward him and his mother that’s why he hated him
The guy was dangerously handsome
i agree 💞
His smile is contagious. The way he says sure at 4:18 😍😍
He is so handsome! Especially his facial expressions when they talk to him towards the end about the work he was in. And such a fantastic actor, what a talent!
damn. I can feel my lungs contract and squeeze out the air so I make noises I've never heard me make before when he smiles. the most beautiful man to have ever walked the earth..
You havent seen Francisco Lachowski, true human aesthetics anomaly
Damn I wish I were this handsome.
the eye roll oh god.....
He did that like, " Pssshhh....i didn't like her" I read his autobio like 10x. Tallula Bankhead was a gross perv who tried to fuck him a lot. Imagine #MeToo but for Marlon. Except he never complained about it. Even when he started on Broadway and some guy grabbed his balls and he punched him in the face.
Never mind the pretty face, his acting skills are what really stand out in this pre-fame screen test. Little wonder he, Clift and Dean set the standard for a whole new breed of actors. They are three of the best ever to grace the silver screen! Thanks for sharing this gem.
I love the way he walked. I love the end when he walks in the door and comes towards the camera. He just kind of takes everything in stride.
god damn this man was gorgeous
This is what most movies are missing nowadays. The DIALOGUE!! The conversations between people, the arguments.. now everything is just rushed. and it sucks.Big time.
He's the most beautiful man i've ever seen.
One of the greatest actors of all time. Every move was calculatedly realistic. No wonder he won two Oscars. One for On the Waterfront and one for The Godfather.
Notice how, acting-wise he blows that actress clean outta the water. Damn.
had he been acting with Natalie it would have been a different scene altogether
Well she was probably a fill in actor for the audition
In this scene she was following after him. It was made this way.
He was a natural. Amazing! Those eyes, so expressive!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Someone needs to tell Tyra Banks she didn't invent the smize. He has what are called "come to bed with me eyes" accompanied with that smirk. I don't think I have seen a more handsome man.
Look at the way he looks at the camera at 4:40; he drops the put-upon confidence and stares thoughtfully, his guard down, in a real display (which he probably thought the wider public would never see) of his humanity.
Marlon Brando and Alain Delon are my favorite.Wish I can go back with time machine just meet them when they're young.Too handsome and CHARISMATIC😍🤗
I just have 3 words to say : WHAT A STUD !!!
you see him roll his eyes when he talks about Tallulah?
What's wrong with her?
Stefanie Callista If I'm not mistaken she thought his behavior was appalling and his lack of manners led her to recommend him for the part of Stanley in Streetcar because she thought they were a lot alike.
iN songs my mother taught me (HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY) he says that Tallulah wanted tu fuck him, and was always tryin´. On stage she was fully kissing him. He cleaned his mouth every time, so when she found that he asked the producers to fire him. They talk a lot about how dirty and rude was in his early days, but every time I see him, he´ s one of a kind. More than a gentleman, a very special, soft, misterious indivdual.
He hated Talluah
She screwed everyone or tried to.
He’s such a superior actor to those around him , just amazing
the way he bites his lip unnnggggh
He is very good looking even for 2021 standard
Ohhhhh gorgeous man extremely talented
the sexiest man in history.
He was one of the first if not the first to use the chat on internet. One day someone reckonised his voice...
As a straight guy I say you are right. Frightening how good looking he is
This is a brilliant audition. There are so many boxes that an actor has to tick when they audition, and Brando ticks every box. When an actor prepares for an audition, I believe they should always look to this one as an example of how to do it.
He’s handsome, he’s charming, he’s got stage experience and training from Stella Adler. He showed his range of emotions from rage, sadness, neediness etc. and he did it seamlessly. He was only 23 years old and he was already *this* brilliant.
You can really see that he understood the script, that he made the character his own and you can really relate to him as well. You can really see the history behind him with this scene alone. His father was abusive and he hates him because of it, and it probably drove him into a life of crime, a life of rebellion. Brando would’ve been perfect; his father was abusive and he hated him because of it, and he admitted in *Listen to Me, Marlon* that he was feeling rebellious at this time of his life. Harold’s story was like Brando’s own story. That’s why he would’ve been perfect for the part.
I don’t know how many takes this audition took as it can normally take several, and Brando was known to require multiple takes. However, the editors did a very good job on picking the right takes, as they really showcase Brando’s talent. I’m not surprised that he was offered the part afterwards, but I’m surprised that he turned it down. He would’ve been brilliant. Maybe he felt he wasn’t quite ready for this kind of role yet. Maybe it was too personal. In *Last Tango in Paris,* Brando played a role that was very personal. He made himself so vulnerable that it really bothered him, so he never made himself that vulnerable for a movie again.
Also, don’t criticize Ruth Ford please. Yes, her acting is pretty dated, but this is Brando’s audition, so she was probably told to just follow him.
He not turn down this role but the movie have been canceled and after for long time they want to continue this project again and when they want to hire Marlon he was too old for the role so they search another actor.
I am agree with you...he only 23 years old here and he perform like a pro actor. very few young actors nowadays are as talented as him
Really? I thought he turned it down. Then again, maybe I was wrong. I’ve gone back and looked on many different websites and they’re either saying he turned it down or it was canceled.
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That was a well done scene at the beginning without cuts! Movies these days are just focused too much in technical and they have lots of cuts
Chester Marshall Taylor Are you stupid, this is a SCREEN TEST
My eyes just took one hell of a holiday!
Best actor of all time. He revolutionised the way people worked, the way they thought about working, and the approach. We are all better off for having this amazing talent to watch.
Thank you very much for posting the video, it is very much appreciated.
I'm a straight male, but Marlon Brando is the best-looking dude I've ever seen, great man
Henry Cavill kinda looks like him
he is looks like a young italian Gabriel Garko see his photos
tom hardy looks exactly like him
Fuck no, Brando is way better looking
No one looks like Brando
Theo James kinda looks like him
i've been liquified. im a puddle on a floor if you need me...
hilarious!
@Queen Tanukana gonna slay yo bitchy ass lmao
OobooChoo ....Liquified is exactly how I felt watching him on the big screen in the 1950s and 60s. Even when he got fat and lost his looks, he somehow was still mesmerizing to watch.
Damn you’re thirsty lol
It was more than just his good looks. It was that he could also act. Most good looking actors can’t act. Only a small amount of them can like Brando.
None can like Brando. He is in a league of his own.
Jimmy
It's weird. He just walks through the door and I say, "Damn! This guy's good!"
Marlon Brando is just one of those guys that whenever he talks makes me smile. He's so adorable.
what a sweetheart he is...
His beauty makes me want to cry is that normal?
Lmao girl I don't blame u
Yep-in fact, I'd be thinking maybe you weren't normal if you DIDN'T want to cry!