After you watch the video turn around hit rewind and watch it again..this time pay attention to Christian's demeanor when he is asked about himself and the things he cares about..face lit up and a sparkle in his eyes..and notice the differences in his body language when he is asked about Marlon. He wanted to communicate as a person of his own and not just because he was Marlon Brando's son. He was Christian Brando who loved fishing, trees, logging, welding, and his family and friends ❤
Thank you for this. It is good to hear from someone who really knew Christian, not just stupid stories people make up for money or to call attention to themselves.
@@martindesa-nh5dt its ok..I expect some ppl to feel that way..I get it..I just choose not to engage in that topic..and now it's just between Christian and God.
This video shows how natural and unaffected Christian was. No ego, just a normal, humble, gentle young man who followed his heart, loved animals, played his guitar and was kind to his friends. Nobody should ever be known or judged by the worst thing that ever happened in their life. Here you see he gives all the credit for his rescue to his friend Bill and was very reluctant to do the silly "Dueling Brandos". He was Christian Brando, not Marlon Brando--a separate and beautiful person.
Bill Cable (born William Laurence Cumpanas;[1] May 2, 1946 - March 7, 1998) was an American model, actor and stunt performer. Early life Born William Laurence Cumpanas in Gary, Indiana, he was the grandchild of Katherine Pezo and Thomas Ante. His grandfather was a Croatian immigrant, originally from the village of Klenovac in Dalmatia, who moved to the United States in 1914.[1][2] He became a member of the former Hrvatski Sinovi CFU Lodge 396 and would eventually serve as the lodge's president. After Cable's grandfather died in 1950, his family moved to Southern California. Cable was a standout football player for North Hollywood High School as an offensive tackle, and became a varsity captain in his senior year. He continued playing football after enrolling at the University of Nevada, but eventually stopped after a serious head injury. His other hobbies included motorcycles and guns. From 1970, Cable was a model for COLT Studio Group, a producer of gay male erotica and pornography, where he was photographed by Jim French.[3] He was also photographed by Bob Mizer for the Athletic Model Guild.[4] During this time, he used the alias “Stoner”. Cable later posed for the book More Nudes, photographed by Kenn Duncan, whose collection was donated to the New York Public Library by Kenn Duncan's brother and sister in 2003.[5] He was also photographed by Tommy Marshall, Ray Allen, Robert Scott Hooper, Dave Sands, Jeff Dunas and for Playgirl by David Meyer, Raul Vega and Mr. Blackwell. He also appeared in straight softcore pictorials, published in Hollywood Hotline, Star Nudes, and Hollywood Rated X in the 1970s. Photos of him have been published in many magazines and catalogues, such as: Vanity Fair, Playgirl, Playboy, Oui, Ah Men catalog, That Look! catalog, Frederick's of Hollywood catalog, QQ Magazine, After Dark, California Scene, Honcho, The Best of Gallery, Manpower!, David, In Touch, Blueboy, Barfly, Groovy Guy, Vector, Celebrity Sleuth, H.E.L.P. Drummer, Drummer, Body, Q International, Entertainment West, Hit & Fun, Scream Queens, Playgirl Advisor, Torso, Olympus (first edition in January 1972)[6][7] and Mandate (first edition in April 1975).[8] Actor Through his associations with the gay erotica scene, Cable found work in both straight and gay erotic films (both softcore and hardcore), as well as a stunt performer and body double in mainstream productions. His first appearance as a whip-wielding leatherman in Bijou (1972),[9] was directed by Wakefield Poole.[10] Cable starred in the short erotic gay film Cooling It in 1973.[11] Though he appeared in several hardcore films, Cable rarely, if ever, performed in the unsimulated sex scenes, which were performed by body doubles (including John Holmes) via insert shots. Cable made a handful of mainstream acting appearances, including in Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985) and Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988). His best-known role was as rock star Johnny Boz in the Paul Verhoeven erotic thriller Basic Instinct (1992), where he is memorably murdered in the opening scene, mid-coitus, with an ice pick.[12] He worked on Elvira's Movie Macabre in 1984 (Episode: Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks).[13] Cable also appeared in the films Pee-wee's Big Adventure,[14] Elvira, Mistress of the Dark,[15] La Posta in Gioco,[16] The Deadly Cure[17] and in 4 films with director Carlos Tobalina: The Last Tango in Acapulco,[18][19] Jungle Blue,[20] Flesh and Bullets[21][22] and What's Love.[23][24] Personal life He married Shirley Cumpanas in Nevada in 1985[25] and she had an affair with Christian Brando, son of actor Marlon Brando, which led to their divorce, according to an interview and essay with Shirley to Penthouse magazine.[26][27][28][29] He and Cable remained friends.[30][31] A few years earlier, they were both interviewed by Skip E. Lowe on the Skip E. Lowe Globe.[32][33][34][35][36] He was later in a relationship with Cassandra Peterson, better known as Elvira. Health issues and death In October 1996, Cable was involved in a motorcycle accident in Laurel Canyon in which he sustained a fractured vertebra in his neck, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. Cable died of these injuries on March 7, 1998, at the age of 51. His funeral was attended by his former co-stars Cassandra Peterson and Paul Reubens. Cable was cremated. The William Laurence Cumpanas Fund[37] was established after his death, supporting the Croatian Fraternal Union Lodge 170 in Merrillville, Indiana.
The guy conducting the interviews is so boring and asks the most mundane questions and he keeps interrupting the guests. He's so irritating and the tone of his voice is just so annoying.👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾
We should not read or listen to negative stuff about our favorite celeberties. But we do. Marlon Brando was once one of my favorite all-time actors, but after I learned so much about him the less I like him. I believe he was a scoundral, a louse, a terrible husband and father. An unfaithful husband who 'played around'. with all the women he could handle. I know we're all human but PLEASE I can't accept everything these immature people do.
Joan Crawford was a survivor and we should know she was far from perfect, and I don’t know anyone who is. The exception is our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Interviewer is very sneaky and invasive. He's like the clever relative that can't get to your parent and then use their kids to get inside information. I mean if you've a father like Marlon, you are destined to be overshadowed by his presence. Poor Christian, he wanted to be known for his own name. Both his parents damaged him viciously.
After you watch the video turn around hit rewind and watch it again..this time pay attention to Christian's demeanor when he is asked about himself and the things he cares about..face lit up and a sparkle in his eyes..and notice the differences in his body language when he is asked about Marlon. He wanted to communicate as a person of his own and not just because he was Marlon Brando's son. He was Christian Brando who loved fishing, trees, logging, welding, and his family and friends ❤
Thank you for this. It is good to hear from someone who really knew Christian, not just stupid stories people make up for money or to call attention to themselves.
Like killing?
@@martindesa-nh5dt its ok..I expect some ppl to feel that way..I get it..I just choose not to engage in that topic..and now it's just between Christian and God.
@@stregalilith your welcome 🙏 yesterday was his Birthday 🎂
I have no idea who you are but I thank you for this post!
This video shows how natural and unaffected Christian was. No ego, just a normal, humble, gentle young man who followed his heart, loved animals, played his guitar and was kind to his friends. Nobody should ever be known or judged by the worst thing that ever happened in their life. Here you see he gives all the credit for his rescue to his friend Bill and was very reluctant to do the silly "Dueling Brandos". He was Christian Brando, not Marlon Brando--a separate and beautiful person.
Love seeing and listening to Christian!
And out of the ashes of Skipe Lowe, Martin Short's Jiminy Glick was born!
Bill Cable (born William Laurence Cumpanas;[1] May 2, 1946 - March 7, 1998) was an American model, actor and stunt performer.
Early life
Born William Laurence Cumpanas in Gary, Indiana, he was the grandchild of Katherine Pezo and Thomas Ante. His grandfather was a Croatian immigrant, originally from the village of Klenovac in Dalmatia, who moved to the United States in 1914.[1][2] He became a member of the former Hrvatski Sinovi CFU Lodge 396 and would eventually serve as the lodge's president. After Cable's grandfather died in 1950, his family moved to Southern California.
Cable was a standout football player for North Hollywood High School as an offensive tackle, and became a varsity captain in his senior year. He continued playing football after enrolling at the University of Nevada, but eventually stopped after a serious head injury. His other hobbies included motorcycles and guns.
From 1970, Cable was a model for COLT Studio Group, a producer of gay male erotica and pornography, where he was photographed by Jim French.[3] He was also photographed by Bob Mizer for the Athletic Model Guild.[4] During this time, he used the alias “Stoner”.
Cable later posed for the book More Nudes, photographed by Kenn Duncan, whose collection was donated to the New York Public Library by Kenn Duncan's brother and sister in 2003.[5] He was also photographed by Tommy Marshall, Ray Allen, Robert Scott Hooper, Dave Sands, Jeff Dunas and for Playgirl by David Meyer, Raul Vega and Mr. Blackwell. He also appeared in straight softcore pictorials, published in Hollywood Hotline, Star Nudes, and Hollywood Rated X in the 1970s.
Photos of him have been published in many magazines and catalogues, such as: Vanity Fair, Playgirl, Playboy, Oui, Ah Men catalog, That Look! catalog, Frederick's of Hollywood catalog, QQ Magazine, After Dark, California Scene, Honcho, The Best of Gallery, Manpower!, David, In Touch, Blueboy, Barfly, Groovy Guy, Vector, Celebrity Sleuth, H.E.L.P. Drummer, Drummer, Body, Q International, Entertainment West, Hit & Fun, Scream Queens, Playgirl Advisor, Torso, Olympus (first edition in January 1972)[6][7] and Mandate (first edition in April 1975).[8]
Actor
Through his associations with the gay erotica scene, Cable found work in both straight and gay erotic films (both softcore and hardcore), as well as a stunt performer and body double in mainstream productions.
His first appearance as a whip-wielding leatherman in Bijou (1972),[9] was directed by Wakefield Poole.[10] Cable starred in the short erotic gay film Cooling It in 1973.[11] Though he appeared in several hardcore films, Cable rarely, if ever, performed in the unsimulated sex scenes, which were performed by body doubles (including John Holmes) via insert shots.
Cable made a handful of mainstream acting appearances, including in Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985) and Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988). His best-known role was as rock star Johnny Boz in the Paul Verhoeven erotic thriller Basic Instinct (1992), where he is memorably murdered in the opening scene, mid-coitus, with an ice pick.[12]
He worked on Elvira's Movie Macabre in 1984 (Episode: Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks).[13] Cable also appeared in the films Pee-wee's Big Adventure,[14] Elvira, Mistress of the Dark,[15] La Posta in Gioco,[16] The Deadly Cure[17] and in 4 films with director Carlos Tobalina: The Last Tango in Acapulco,[18][19] Jungle Blue,[20] Flesh and Bullets[21][22] and What's Love.[23][24]
Personal life
He married Shirley Cumpanas in Nevada in 1985[25] and she had an affair with Christian Brando, son of actor Marlon Brando, which led to their divorce, according to an interview and essay with Shirley to Penthouse magazine.[26][27][28][29] He and Cable remained friends.[30][31] A few years earlier, they were both interviewed by Skip E. Lowe on the Skip E. Lowe Globe.[32][33][34][35][36] He was later in a relationship with Cassandra Peterson, better known as Elvira.
Health issues and death
In October 1996, Cable was involved in a motorcycle accident in Laurel Canyon in which he sustained a fractured vertebra in his neck, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. Cable died of these injuries on March 7, 1998, at the age of 51. His funeral was attended by his former co-stars Cassandra Peterson and Paul Reubens. Cable was cremated. The William Laurence Cumpanas Fund[37] was established after his death, supporting the Croatian Fraternal Union Lodge 170 in Merrillville, Indiana.
RIP Christian Brando🙏💔
Beau gosse ❤️🥰
The guy conducting the interviews is so boring and asks the most mundane questions and he keeps interrupting the guests. He's so irritating and the tone of his voice is just so annoying.👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾
We should not read or listen to negative stuff about our favorite celeberties. But we do. Marlon Brando was once one of my favorite all-time actors, but after I learned so much about him the less I like him. I believe he was a scoundral, a louse, a terrible husband and father. An unfaithful husband who 'played around'. with all the women he could handle. I know we're all human but PLEASE I can't accept everything these immature people do.
Christina Crawford well-spoken
Mr. Lowe was interrupted all the time, very bothered.
His father ruined him. Poor guy.
Fate Curcumstances Addiction Lazyness Father destroy him॥
His mother ruined his life but he redeemed himself
Joan Crawford was a survivor and we should know she was far from perfect, and I don’t know anyone who is. The exception is our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
@26:12 bill & Christians impressions “evidently you were too busy drinking all of my beer up” “think nothing of it kid.”
Interviewer is very sneaky and invasive. He's like the clever relative that can't get to your parent and then use their kids to get inside information. I mean if you've a father like Marlon, you are destined to be overshadowed by his presence. Poor Christian, he wanted to be known for his own name. Both his parents damaged him viciously.
It looks like Chris Britt