Marlon Brando - Interview (June 12, 1973)
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- In 1973, one of Hollywood’s most beloved actors Marlon Brando sat with talk show host Dick Cavett to discuss his new found insight on America’s relationship with the Indian, and how that relationship is falsely promoted in schools and in Hollywood films.
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0% forced jokes
0% desperate to make people laugh
0% offensive and quicky talking
100% true and honest interview with the most talented actor ever.
This deserves a lot more likes.
Fernanda Natalia it just shows how fake show business is today
At the end of the day, in modern talkshow interviews, you don't actually get to know what the interviewee is about. And I think that's their purpose - you go on the show, talk crap for a while, then leave, and no-one is any the wiser as to who you are or what you're about. It's like a ruse, a trick. There's no-one in there worth seeing, so that's exactly what they show you - no-one.
He reminds me of Johnny Depp so much, Johnny must be a huge fan.
Great comment, might I just add this? 100% excitable, idiotic, childish and annoying audience.
In his acting school the teacher said to the class "students I want you to be chickens on a quiet Sunday afternoon in any town America. I also want you to know that nuclear war has just been declared and the bombs are launched and incoming." The entire class ran around clucking loudly and flapping their arms up and down mimicking scared chickens. Marlon sat very still and quiet in his chair pretending to lay an egg. The teacher said; "Marlon, the nuclear bombs are on the way." He simply replied; "I am a chicken what do I know about nuclear bombs.”
TRUE.
I thought it was chickens not ducks
Julio Fachetti You’re right, it was chickens and I think it was the sound of a Siren or a bomb about to go off, either of them; but not this.
@@gmac55 Same thing, ye- stupid girl.
@@BigLee93 When did ducks and chickens become the exact same?
"you're ruining our fantasy with the intrusion of a little reality" - Marlon Brando
What a man.
Right on. Some things never change.
Huge.
Marlon Brando is just fascinating. 50 year old interview is completely relevant today.
This interview belongs on PBS than CBS for the time period!!!
You just made me realize that 1973 is 50 years ago. Sorry. To me, «10 years ago» will always be the 90s.
Very valid point he was making. The TRUTH.
He is a giant -- i am petrified -
He was ahead of his time on social issues.
Brando was decades ahead of his time on every possible level.
about 2 to 3 generations ahead
You have my support. What an amazing man.. Now they have an Orange Man..
It's extremely rare for a human to be so beautiful~ physically, mentally, and spiritually.
He's weird but I do like that he stands for the American Indians.
You could see he was fat then in 1973,he lacked discipline, always struggled with his weight enourmous talent notwhistanding
@IMPULSE 😒 wtf does that mean,? Fool!
@@aritjreboletto192 not really fat.
Alain Delon tho. Honestly I've never seen any human in film as beautiful as Delon--man or woman. No one comes close.
I love the pauses he does while talking, is so calming. People vomit their words today, seeking attention, and he has all eyes on him, and knows it, so he takes all time in the world to speak. Genius.
are you watching the Golden Globe awards tonight ?
@@longmemory1620 yes I am.
@@nandacolla - so far the show is kinda stale
Doesn’t take a genius to know that when you’re the most Famous actor in the world. He’s comfortable
Well, in fairness if you pause for even a nanosecond today, someone will jump in the gap and you won't be able to finish your thought.
Not only a genius who changed the meaning of acting but also a man who was fearless, thoughtful, truly philanthropic and had an integrity that is very rare in any age.
In retrospect, he was a pathological lying leftist.
@@bradhuskers hard to deny what he's saying here but each their own
@peteormond3565
When you have studied politics and history for over 50 years as I have, get back to me.
It's gotten so bad that both Senator kyrsten Sinema and Tulsi Gabbard just left the democrat Party for good.
The left destroys everything it touches. It goes far deeper than anything you know. In fact, you, like most, are completely fed BS propaganda daily. And as a result, you don't have any idea about what's really going on.
@@bradhuskers so you're trying to tell me that the negative stereotypes that were propagated before that time don't exist? I have no idea what I'm talking about? Maybe ask the people that he's talking about...your studies have led you to a very blind place if you are trying to deny that. And telling people that they don't know what they're talking about because of your education makes you more than a bit of an asshole.
@@peteormond3565 meaning what you little naysayer?
As an African and I rarely comment in TH-cam (maybe 3 times since 2004) , I feel obliged to do it again.
Marlon Brando is a true man (in my definition), he is not afraid to be himself, speaks about the things that are important to him and swims against the current without fearing the consequences. We here call such men lions in Africa. Impressive is also his education and psychological knowledge, simply said if you want to be a man Marlon Brando is a role model for all young people even today.
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word!
I love bRandao sorry bad speller,
Oh you're gracing us with your rare comment and all you say is Marlon Brando is cool. Dumb ass.
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I can't stop looking at his face. This man was gorgeous
Brando was probably the coolest man that ever lived, he had it all and he didn’t give a shit, no one could ever out do him or make him look small, he had that ability to be top dog without trying. he was flawed as well though, to pretend he wasn’t is to misrepresent the man. He hurt those who loved him but he was a complicated character, one of the most fascinating of all time. The power of his charisma was second to none really, he could sit in a chair saying nothing and still dominate a room full of powerful characters, he did it on film, anyone else on screen became secondary. I've studied the guy long time, and seen things differently so many times I have lost count, the man is unsolvable, a unique spirit.
Facts!!!!
I have to agree as well. The only other actor who came close to Brando was Sean Connery....
I know I’m here with the bumbo jumbo astrology but he had Aries sun (who he is), Aries moon (his emotions), Aries Mercury (how he talks) with Capricorn mars (his strength) He was a powerful force. Aries is the ram in astrology.. is it going to charge at me or be nice?? Capricorn also are strong, steady, smart.
@bettyzyrebchyk1985
He was a pathological lying leftist.
Brando was the coolest white man
I want to say that posting this whole video is a single act of kindness and righteousness. Thank you .
Yes, you're right!
How so?
Ok
@@rebeccav9969 Because allowing people to see it in it's entirety reminds them that Native Americans are still being mistreated in many ways still today. I have seen excerpts of the interview on The Dick Cavett channel-but the program, agian in it's entirety,allows a picture to be painted that I'm not certain would look too awfully different today. A people desperately struggling to hold on to their culture.What a shame.
@@JL-ry6ri "kindness and righteousness"? I don't connect the 2.... maybe because I have never seen shorter snippets of it that portray another story.
Brando is one of the world’s finest actors of all time. So talented, so spiritual. In this interview (1973) he was so ahead of his time. Great guy.
He was nothing more than a pathological leftist.
If you don't understand this fact, check your IQ level
Great guy - except when you have a look at how unhappy his children were. His daughter Cheyenne claimed he abused her.
@anadubar4819
That's because he's a bullshit artist. ALL actors play a part.
In real life, brando was a sh**ty father because he was a shi""y person.
As a husband and father not so much...
Look at the awards now. He was ahead of his time.
There will NEVER be another Brando...or Cavett for that matter. EVER. Both legends and one of a kind.
One of the most beautiful ( physically and mentally) men whom have ever lived.......you will never be forgotten Brando.
Hello Donna
How are you doing today?
@@harrygeorge3220 huh?
@@ancientarchie1463 he is just saying hello
Marlon Brando is very brilliant actor who’s very caring about the books that lies as history books about Indianas. But he’s Narcissistic Personality Disorder. He felt that America 🇺🇸 belonged to Indians land before the pilgrims took their lands. He felt that Indianas blacks not being respected or unequal. That’s during in 1973. The actor has been involved with Civil Rights
Brando is even more captivating than when he is acting. What a man!
Big Guy! And those eyes and that playful smile. What a man what a really good man. Yassss
Yassss!
GRIT TV plays all these old movies every week. Natives every day being depicted as MELON Brando describes. I'm 81. To think all of my friends cousins saw this. And our white schools were brought up seeing this too.
And now every day all day Cowboy movies.
Amazing and intellectual
No wonder Johnny Depp idolized him.🥰
He is almost 50 here, almost without hair and still so beautiful! Sexiest man ever
Oh, bloody hell! He's a Greek god!
**Marlon Brando kisses you**
Now compare him to Brad Pitt in his 50s
That's just because you know who he is. If this was an unemployed 50 year old man with no success....
@@PedroOrdep-kv5vw marlon looks better
His smile lights up his whole face.
Here I am on June 12, 2023 which is exactly 50 years after this was filmed. Watching on a device in which could not had been imagined at the time. If this film exists on June 12, 2073 an entire century will had passed; and the world will have changed significantly more. Maybe this comment will be read on a device in which cannot be fathomed today, and enjoyed by people born decades into the future. Time…
His looks and guise alone are pure gold. A man who doesn't need to say a word. That's how much charisma he had.
Yes very charismatic and magnetic
My God, when this man smiles……
I know 😍😍😍 so beautiful 🤩 I’m mesmerize just seeing him smile
Very Irish which was his heritage.
@@beargio I am not gay or anything but he was a handsome man and had a beautiful smile.
@@thomassheridanii2118 And Dutch... etc
Brando was so very ahead of the times & his comments are still so relevant in 2020.
I would not say ahead of the times but he was a humble and honest enough person to take the time to notice and help others in need. This same type of human unrighteousness has been in existence for centuries (sad but true).
And in 2021 x
Marlon Brando he was great and cared so much just a nice man
You could say Brando was ahead of his time if you don’t take in account that as far as being “ahead” or “behind” in a corrupt social system that is digressing and corroding rapidly he may now just be a reflection of past beauty. The great spirits of each time are right on time, as are the rest of us. Who could say the greatness each spirit could reach if our leaders were more like him and less like TRAMP, BUSH’$,Regan, Nixon.. in other words if the enlightened wander into the fields of power they may be aniallated.
How to clean up POWER? Ask the Kennedys. Thanks.
I actually agree with you.
Have a marvelous “now”.!!
Yes he was a groundbreaker when it came to assembling a coterie of babymamas
Marlon brando has such a calming relaxed voice in this interview. He was a great actor, and an intelligent man.
Trey Steve he was incredibly well read and a great advocate of social causes.
@Trey Steve I met him in my medical profession. He was kind of weird, rarely smiled. Intelligent yes, but very contradictory just like in the interview. Agree with you.
@Trey Steve He's articulate so you can start there. Men that criticize the intelligence of others are often quite insecure about their own intelligence. Tell us how you are intelligent.
hmm, no. He was at the very top of the thermometer. Realising that waiting was the only alternative.
@@coesfolk3965 more like a mumble
Brando’s common sense, awareness and honesty is impeccable.
The human race should feel honored that Marlon Brando once lived on this precious earth.
Are you kidding ?
Jesus christ ,Buddha, Gandhi, socrates, Lennon, kennedy... yes. Brando ? Dosn't come close. The gods usually bless a 'good' man with a happy family life. er, excuse me? Most people usually protest by going on hunger strikes. Brando gobbled up everything that other people couldn't eat no more i.e stuffed. Hes was just a narsissistic rebel who needed a giant cause to give his life some meaning. Honored ? He should have got on the stage himself to refuse the oscar and not leave it for the young woman to take the abuse hurled... Disgraceful.
The human race should feel disgraced that the Native American was wiped off the face of the Earth.
Lol cringe
Brando was a gifted artist so far ahead of his time
Lennon would have cringed at this comment
If Brando gets it in 1973, I have no patience for people who don't get it in 2021.
He definitely is speaking truth without censorship. Count me in too as needing to be more patient with people. #Cognitive Dissonance.
Why should anybody give a damn what YOU think of them? Who died and made you King?
Things are not the same now as they were in 73. To actually get it, you have to want to see the truth, be open to it so you can recognize the changes already made, and honestly continue to try to always improve. Otherwise, it's just lazy virtue signaling.
Right? It’s so annoying. The thing is people hated Brando too because of the fact he wasn’t the typical American being biased and all the other crap along with it
@@andrewwilkins6553 not typical at all. Every country and every culture has its share of racist or “biased” people. The U. S. A. by and large has more welcoming people in the world. But, like Marlon it has become an easy target.
Marlon comes in at 3:05 applause ends at 4:00
@@lucadorsay242 I don't see it anywhere else, and it's been useful
Irfann thank you
I Saw a Interview with Clint Eastwood were the people only stop clapping 1 minute after his entrance.
Certainly an overwhelming applause. Not many people would receive such a welcome in a similar setting.
I loved the fact he always said what he felt, not what he thought the audience wanted to hear!!!!
Perfect answer!!!
Astonishing to see how far we have fallen in a few short decades. Listening to this, you realise how articulate both the host and the guests were; the humour was witty and didn’t rely stupid sound effects or gimmicks to keep the attention of the audience and they discussed issues of substance.
The greatest actor of all time. Paul Newman once said “we all looked up to Marlon”
The respect that Brando shows to Dick Cavett is so cool. He obviously traveled a long way for the show, after a 6 hour phone interview, and treated his host very well. Good stuff.
You really believe that? 😂
And the tribal representative was really respectful to Dick too. “People like you…”
First, he’s so handsome I found it hard to stay focused on what really is more important. Brando is extremely intelligent and intuitive. Really impressed me. Enjoyed his honesty tremendously ☺️☺️☺️
He really was easy on the eyes....and, yes, intelligent & intuitive, as well as straightforward & honest.
You took the words of my mouth.
Beyond gorgeous
I agree. He is aging and getting heavier but My God there is something about him that makes me so attracted to him. Probably because men now are too feminine!
AGREEd! Hot as heck even aging.
God he was handsome, his smile is everything 😍😍😍
Thanks Marlon from a Native American lady.
🥂 From Italy
Pure actor. Pure humanity. Beyond words…
The particular way Brando holds conversation, is so interesting to me. Very soft spoken, and almost seems extremely comfortable with awkward silence.. but yet, still manages to keep you fully engaged in the conversation. He is such a unique breed of person.. Definitely the kind of man I’d love to just sit down with, on the back porch, speak to, and have a drink with.
Jackson Stickland I would like to do a lot more than sit on a back porch talking to Marlon Brando!
He also had terrible jet lag which drains one's energy. It's apparent.. and happens to all. I wish to see how he is w/o the lag
Now pretend he's not a celebrity and ask yourself if you'd still find him so interesting.
I wish he was my dad or grandfather, I guess…
Wait, no I don’t!
@@turbot8er672 I never thought of Brando as a celebrity. I always thought of him as one of the most supremely talented actors in history. If fact he shied away from celebrity.
I’m a 30 year old Londoner and just discovered Dick Cavett this year. He was a great host. Seen many of his interviews now.
Dick Cavett and my grandfather Fred G. Hervert, were both born in Gibbon, NE, where there is no hospital. Very few people have ever been born there.
I was about your age when introduced to him. Been over a decade since. Can't stop listening to his interviews. Would love to meet him.
Have u been living under a rock
The GOAT. Im 45 yrs old and never saw this side Brando. What a truly brilliant individual. This interview makes me like him even more. Fascinating and educational.
The guts to refuse and make a statement on the biggest stage
The legend he always be
He had such a magnetic screen presence that it's impossible not to be captivated just watching him. Not something you see with most actors today.
There's never been an actor with such magnetism as Brando before or since.
Johny. Depp. Brando mentored hum, apparently.
Omgggg I totally agree... my jaw dropped when he walked out and I NEVER react like that smh
Peter O'Toole?
Marlon and Jack Nicholson
Alain Delon same level of charisma
He was intense and so very handsome. I am glad that I got to see this.
Extremely handsome
@@reneekerner8404 God yess
This man just radiates presence and class.
sex appeal...
Marlon was the WHOLE package. I think he had a rebel heart.
rebellion is the wrong word...its about individual freedom
Good grief... when I look at the "stars" of today and then... Brando. He's on another level of confidence, intelligence, and authenticity.
Brando didn't go the movies...the movies came to him.
you can almost certainly hear that thought in his head when he's asked the question... that or simply "I am the movies" in an ironic way
@Baphomet 777 yeah exactly, he's so well known that as a 'movie star', people almost certainly write scripts and roles with Brando in mind. He sits back, waits for the roles to show up, then picks the ones he likes
His smile ... the real life one here. Beautiful.
and his grimace!
This is my 1st time seeing the late Mr Marlon Brando in an interview and I must admit , i have never seen any man in Hollywood that gorgeous...jaw dropping gorgeous here...OMG😲😲
A man before his time.
Proto-woke, and it took considerable courage back then.
I was too young appreciate Brando when he was Alive.... but truly one of the most remarkable men to grace this earth
I love the part about acting. That everybody has to act to survive. He is so right!
Right? I was surprised the Cavett wasn't "getting it," what Brando was saying. I understood Cavett's position as well, he was solidly positioned on mostly "professional (mostly film) acting" definition of the term. Brando's response was so brilliant, so true.
i don’t understand explain
@@DabblingInAdulthood explain his comment and yours please
Perhaps:
All the world’s a stage,
And all the men and women merely players;
They have their exits and their entrances;
And one man in his time plays many parts,
Greatest actor being interviewed by the greatest talk show host. I remember watching this when I was 16 . . . Loved it then , love it more now
What a radiating beauty of a man, his total comfort with silence speaks to his godliness.
Well said
Absolutely mesmerized by Brando.
What a man he was, and nothing like I imagined.
Im watching this interview for the 100th time, and especially today as it was recorded exactly 50 years ago today. Brando was never out to please people. A proper interview with proper conversation and men of integrity.
Marlon Brando always was drop dead gorgeous. Nothing can fade his beauty and his genius.
Hello Jane
How are you doing today?
A very powerful actor, with a message that we should all listen to !!!!
Yes
" Youre ruining our fantasy with a little intrusion of reality", i love that 👍
What an ovation. The audience knows class. Simply the best.
What a thoughtful guy. And quite misunderstood. His sense of social justice was impressive and brave.
I can’t believe Marlon Brando was even real he is just from other planet
I've always suspected that.
@@jaytay8637 What's so unreal about him? He is just speaking his mind or what's important to him.
@@aritjreboletto192 his aura.
Maybe it was because it's before the media decided to dumb down society by constantly forcing talentless trash in people's faces, as people were not told to see idiots as special.
“You’re ruining our fantasy with the intrusion of a little reality”
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What I like about Marlon Brando? He only smiles when needed ...
And WHAT a smile it was!!!
Great to see a magnificent man being so passionate about supporting the native Indian community. Methodical and thorough in describing what we in America have done to the native population.
He wasn't just an outstanding actor, he was an outstanding human being.
Not what his ex-wife and his children said.
Great liberal,
@@brando7266
A pathological lying leftist
@@bradhuskers still better than a right wing turd,
@@denverdubois5835 Nobody is perfect and it is especially hard to verify relantionships inside someone's family. First of all I don't think it is a good thing to talk about your private life in public. And if someone feels the need of speaking about this kind of things, he can always visit psychologist, not media.
have watched this interview before . It hit me at 35 how profoundly deep, original, talented , caring and genius individual Brando was.
This man was a Greek god. His head looks chiseled out of granite. I think he was Caesar in a former life. He was larger than life. Deep, intelligent and emotive. His grasp of issues and his grasp on acting is amazing. It’s an overused word today, but his presence is existential. He is meta and proto. Yes, a Greek god.
I agree! Greek God sums it up and the rest!
Marlon is the most soul enriching human being. Thank you Marlon.
Brando was so way ahead of his time. What an incredible actor and man. They don´t make them like that anymore.
Brando was always so careful and deliberate when he talked - and always so considerate and generous; never harsh in his tone nor harshly critical of others. He was careful not to speak in sweeping terms or to exaggerate. You notice he was not reactive, even when Cavett tried to draw him in to some kind of reaction. I love the way he very deliberately avoided being drawn into talking about things that didn't matter to him, despite the best efforts of the host. He seemed very self-aware and well-centered whenever I saw him in an interview.....And wasn't he strikingly handsome!!
Hello Caroline
How are you doing today?
@@harrygeorge3220How's it hanging Harry, or might you prefer Mr. George?
@@harrygeorge3220why do you ask that on everyone's comments?
June 12th 1973. I had just graduated from junior high school in Puerto Rico, enjoying my summer vacation, on my way to HS.
It has taken me 38 yrs to understand why for Marlon Brando it was so much more important to talk about the injustices committed against the Native people than about his role in THE GODFATHER, by far my fav movie of all time.
Brando with all his contradictions was in my opinion basically a good human being worthy of our respect and admiration.
Watching this interview of less than an hr, I've learned more about the problems of our Native people than what I had learned during the last 63 almost 64 yrs since the day I was born.
THANK YOU DICK CAVETT.
RIP MARLON
BRANDO.
He reminds me of Prince’s interviews. Too cool for anyone. So humble and intelligent that they don’t realize how much they are revered. He had so much compassion before the time of enlightenment. What he talks about is what people are rioting about today! He was ahead of his time! Not many humans get to this level. Rip Marlon.
Agreed
So true!
His autobiography gives away some of his deeper visions and senses. A great human being and among the most excellent actors of all times as far as I see it.
What is his Autobiography called?
@@cheryldanieri7359 Songs My Mother Taught Me.
Brando was so wise and ahead of his time. His views on social issues/society would be welcome in 2024.
Brando was a brilliant actor, an activist ahead of his time.
Balls of steel.
Marlon was really before his time when it comes to understanding race relations and how hurtful stereotypes are to people of color. I always admired him for this as well as his acting. Sayonara is still one of my favorite motion pictures.
First to play the race card
Oh yes. For non white victims of stereotypesand such. Never . . EVER for the degrading way the Irish are depicted. Or the rude stereotypes of Scots. Or the negative about Englishmen. Of course not
Well yeah, he had a sexual relationship with Richard Pryor
Today, he'd be labeled super woke SJWs by the angry crowd who worships John Wayne.
He wasn't ahead of his time he just saw himself and others as human first and "white" last like most people. Only White people are racist.
Respect to Brando. A man Who used his influence to give voice to a minority. Didn't matter the critiques, he did what he though was right instead of doing what would make him look good
Brando has always been my number one favorite actor and heart throb and still is. No one can compare to his talent, appeal and charisma.
Marlon was a great inspirational leader in the movement of human rights for all ethnic groups. He speaks with passion when mentioning rights for all diverse individuals.
Dick Cavett was such a great talk show host. His talent as such is overlooked but hopefully never forgotten. He knows how to navigate a conversation in a civil manner with different kinds of characters. His talent is truly underappreciated.
He was truly amazing! Such a smart, witty man too!
I actually find his questions rather rude and provocative. This clinging to "did you throw cow manure from the window" grew old real quick. He doesn't converse, he just throws a random question in and hopes that the interviewee will say something funny.
Cavett is a commie rat.
Back when a talk show had, you know, actual back and forth conversations. For decades since talk shows have been host(s) spouting opinions and the guests advertising their latest project and nothing more.
@@richarddoaks3880 🎯🎯🎯💯✔️
Beyond Marlon’s mysterious and on first impressions negative persona, he’s actually pointing out his observations of the world and serious things being shunned whilst unimportant consumerism and misinterpreted media, gets tons of attention. Marlon was a very wise and caring man who saw how not only the entertainment industry, but the way the world was going in the 70s.
People saying brando is all confident which he is but hes more shy, reserved, soft speaker aka his personality. Not a people person.
Fair point as often shyness is hidden behind arrogance but Brando exerts authority here and comes across light years ahead of the host and audience in particular with regards to style, poise and words.
He is like most acclaimed men or women, essentially flawed. Maybe as he said we never stop acting and if anyone could be acting here, it is Brando. Allowing such long moments of silence and awkwardness is not the mark of a shy person though.
Unless he is a good actor... :)
@@eddieingalls534 correct but I guess he didn't want to come in the show. He spent last 30 years isolated with his children in his private island. Clearly shows brando was done with people and media
@@bekabeka71 Ah, did not know that. Very interesting man.
Love this man, courageous and done with the ignorance of hate
Brando was fascinating person and arguably the greatest actor ever.
Brando’s screen tests performances are better than other actors Oscar winning performances . Straight legend.
This is a beautiful interview. Wonderful that Brando stands up against the racism that corporate media and Hollywood spread about Native Americans and People of Color in general. Hard to believe that so little has changed and that this conversation from 1973 still has so much relevance.
Are you serious? you would be hard pressed to find a show or movie where anyone but a white man was the villain and minorities were shown in anything but a positive, glowing light.
Simin, you have been duped by mainstream media and the rest of the machine.
They had to encounter real racist bullshit back then. Any racist bullshit that happens today is pretty much anecdotal.
@@nealm6764 Are you serious? This has been the template for the film industry within Hollywood, to manipulate the audiences' perception into believing a fake equality, given that the human race has multiplied in numbers over these past decades whilst using these minorities and stereotypes to benefit their financial spreadsheets.
@@RossShaddickActing To act like "little has changed" as Simin stated above is ridiculous....Its changed tremendously....
@@nealm6764 Poor you.
It is somehow tiresome to listen to people's laughters. He's so calm on each thought, we could learn a few things from him, quite deep.
I was thinking to myself since I'm so attuned to so much noise during talk shows - a la Fallon, Kimmel, Colbert ( I haven't really watched old guys like Carson) - something feels different about this compared to today and your comment really hits it on the head. people can't bear a few seconds of silence nowadays without feeling they need to fill it in with something. I'm guilty of this even in the car driving, so used to having something on anything. but yeah, sorry to go on a tangent, just really liked your comment. made me think.
A spiritual man
He was a amazing person so deep and clear minded. Would love to sit and have a conversation with him.
That’s nervous laughing when there’s a dead silence a lot of people can’t handle that and Marlon Brando is a very deep thinker and he takes his time to speak because he’s really thinking about what he’s saying and people don’t know what to do when he silent but it’s definitely nervous laughter
I don't see him as calm here. On the outside yes... but it looks like on the inside like Brando is holding back a tiger, or gorilla. Which is what is keeping Cavett in check here. And I think it's what makes him fascinating to watch.
Damn! Brando was well spoken, actually thinks before he speaks and was truly fucking cool!!!!!! He oozed cool out of every pore!!!
Marlon Brando is definitely my obsession. Great Actor ever with gorgeous looks to match. He was a very intelligent guy. He spoke 5 languages & has several patents. Brando knew something about everything. They'll never be another Marlon Brando. RIP 🙏💔
I didnt know Marlon looked this beautiful in this timeline. He is a beautiful man! Took my breathe away
After watching this thoughtful interview I’m totally in love with this man. His honesty his integrity his intelligence his creative genius and so many incredible qualities. This interview was very revealing. What a man.
No bullshit with this man. This is how I aim to be.
Confucius say: Man who aim for bullseye shoot self in big toe. First, little cricket, you must find inner peace. Then, little cricket, you must find outer peace: only together will you crawl among the Fern Kings, far far up river where Kurtz lives happily on one cup of water and one cup of rice, per diem, as advertised.
@Jim Summers 😁
Fun fact: Brando and Cavett went out to dinner together after this interview and were followed by a photographer. Brando broke the photographer's jaw.
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Why all know why
That's stupid.
@@haydeetorres3602 he doesn’t like paparazzis but I get it’s extra
@@Only1omer he didn't have to hurry anyone.
What an amazing man, so far ahead of others in his thinking and philosophies, so relevent today.
I remember Mr. Brando when he went down south and marched with the blacks to try to change the dire conditions the blacks were subjected to. I know in his heart and soul he truly cared for Indians, for blacks and used his visibility as a way to help bring on change for the poor and oppressed people of these United States. He was a great and giving man...Bless Him
This interview is so candid, real and honest from Marlon Brando's heart to ours. I can in great awe of such a vast demonstration of feelings of inequality which Hollywood probably just feels movies aren't real but real (character) actors/actresses would in fact feel very different based on their ability to tap in the real people at a deep level of consciousness. Thank you so much Mr. Brando for sharing yourself and your gifts (darma) with us all!
What a fucking gentleman both of them! "I'm sorry I interrupted in your subject ! " and he replies "no I'm sorry I interrupted you!" Damn! I wanna grow intellectually like them! I didnt like crowd how they'd not appreciate them for quite sometime until these legends knew how to turn the tide in smoothest way and make everybody understand this is not clown show but "shut up listen and learn !" Kinda show ! 🙂
i second you
I love The Dick Cavett Show. He interviewed so many legends. Even though he's 83, I wish he had a show again.
Brando did greater deeds for the well-being of humans than in movies.
He absolutely did what an amazing and complicated man
They just WOULDN'T stop applauding! 😳🥺 Gives me the chills everytime I watch this part of the interview! The audience showed by the sound, who is the most BRILLIANT, LEGENDARY and GIFTED actor in the history of this art! The ONE and ONLY Marlon Brando! Be forever at peace, Marlon ... We will always LOVE and REMEMBER you! You are an IMMORTAL GIANT!
i cant be the only one who loves his voice, i mean IN LOVE with his voice
A man ahead of his time in his thinking for how the world should be, refusing that award made him a hero amongst all communities and yet he was so humble about it all, forever a legend!