This singular documentary is narrated by its own subject, a real coup for Stevan Riley (Fire In Babylon), who obtained exclusive access to the private tapes Marlon Brando recorded for decades. It’s a must for anyone interested in acting for the ‘notes to self’ Brando made about specific roles and films (“Everybody feels they could have been a contender”). Abundant clips (and an unnerving, digitally duplicated Brando) accompany his memories, insights on fame and rambling self-analysis. There is delight and distress in equal measure: for his talent, mischief, waywardness, for the disillusionment and tragedy of his later years. Unique.
Listen To Me Marlon Review
The story of the movie legend as told by himself.
Release Date:
22 Oct 2015
Running Time:
95 minutes
Certificate:
TBC
Original Title:
Listen To Me Marlon
Official Site URL:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4145178/?ref_=nv_sr_1
There is delight and distress in equal measure: for his talent, mischief, waywardness, for the disillusionment and tragedy of his later years. Unique.
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