Listen to Me Marlon Official Trailer 1 (2015) - Marlon Brando Documentary HD
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Listen to Me Marlon Official Trailer 1 (2015) - Marlon Brando Documentary HD
With exclusive access to personal archive, this is the definitive Marlon Brando cinema documentary. Charting his exceptional career as an actor and extraordinary life away from the stage and screen, the film will fully explore the complexities of the man by telling the story uniquely from Marlon's perspective.
My dad was eating at a restaurant in Hawaii around 1970 and saw Marlon sitting alone and asked if he would like company. Brando said sure and they chatted across the table for about 20 minutes. He said Brando was just a regular guy and nice. Brando said money really wasn't all the important. He'd made a million dollars it was just a number. Brando had empathy for people and my father liked him.
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That's brilliant xx
aww! 👏 that's AWESOME!
Awesome
That’s brilliant!
the man who inspired Nicholson, De Niro, Hoffman. Who inspired Day-Lewis, Dicaprio, Depp, Hardy, Ledger, Bale, etc.
imagine the state movies in the 70s if there was no Brando to inspire those great actors. they'd be terrible. I can't wait for this. I'm Native American so I have a special place in my heart for Brando after what he did at the Oscars.
+DJ Standing Elk Depp? Mabe he is a good actor, but I have never seen him in a decent flic--
+BlankUberEverybody check Black Mass out then. Depp doesn't want to be a serious, dramatic actor. But not many can perform the way he can. He even said: "if I ever say I'm a serious actor, then you have permission to slap me." He doesn't watch his own movies the same way Marlon never did. The 2 were actually really close. But performing is a talent. Choices aren't. There's a recent interview, somebody asked the greatest director of all time, Marty Scorsese, if there's any one actor he'd like to work with. Johnny Depp's name slipped out immediately & it's the only name he said. If Depp took acting seriously like Day-Lewis & Leo do, he'd have 10 Oscars lol choices don't make you a good/bad actor. Brando was considered terrible and 'washed up' before The Godfather.
DJ Standing Elk
thanks, yeah I did watch Black Mass...long and tedious-but I think it was true to the story and somewhat close to the true life character- I dunno if Depp could convey the menace of old Whitey-Depp cant shake his prettyboy thing even when playing an aged off the rails psychopathic killer-women still wanna take him home and mammy him--where is Lee Marvin when you need him?
DJ Standing Elk
And I agree with you on Brando's selfless and kind act at the Academy Awards-He didnt want the Hollywood hype machine blowing him out of proportion-he could have taken it-all the attention and acclaim but he felt that if 50 million people were tuned in to seeing something he gave his time to what he rightfully felt was more important than a movie award which it was. He was truth and justice all rolled into one.
and James Dean
He seems to be such a beautiful person NOT JUST PHYSICALLY but emotionally too.
Nope he was at the top but still had the most unhappy life...he died weeping
Yes, Marlon was beautiful inside and out!!!
he was SOOO GORGEOUS! 😏🔥🥵
@@SexySkoChick God yess xx
@@raven_ous2585 I don't think I will EVER get OVER that 😍 truthfully lol
My grandma and grandpa met him in Hawaii back probably in the 70s or 80s. He bought them both a drink and they took a photo with him which I now have. They said he was very warm hearted and kind
LightMusicK fuck you
Oooh wow!!! Awesome!!👍👍😍
There is also some beautiful person around.
I watched this yesterday...I've been a fan of Brando's ever since my film teacher in college showed us, On the Waterfront. I've always said he's top 3 of all time, but after watching this film, in my opinion he's the GOAT. This is one of the most creative documentaries I've seen in a long time. To have his actual voice narrate his own documentary was amazing! We know the talent, groundbreaking roles, persona, and his awareness of social and cultural issues; but this doc showed that Marlon was so in tuned with his thoughts and emotions as a person to the core. He was never in denial on his upbringing, his relationship with his father and his relationship with his kids and their mothers. That honesty / introspection (to me) allowed him to become the greatest actor we've ever seen on camera.
He was a genius as an actor a sensitive man blamed and misunderstood by the media I loved him,since age of 16 and I always will love him.
+Eva Maria Uhl oooh nono, he was very Understood by the media, as you can see at the Oscar premiation ( 1973, the actor Marlon Brando declines the Academy Award for Best Actor). Media tried to shut him down as becoming to unconfortable for the Business of Holliwood with his stupid human rights.
+Eva Maria Uhl nothing and no one is really understood by the media, the media is like a toddler, simple thinking only recognizing familiar objects and patterns, and with a short attention span. All this simply because most people are the same and the media survives to feed this mob.
+Eva Maria Uhl the haters hate him and sometimes he had bad reputation was because of his hot-tempered characteristics. Many people actually did give The Godfather's director advice in which they told him not to accept Brando in the role of Don Vito. That was sad, but I'm glad that the director did the right thing; otherwise, The Godfather couldn't have become one of the most influential films of all time.
yeah, this dispels all the myths.
Never hid who he was good nor bad. Being that honest with oneself while not caring about other people's opinions is a rare commodity. Just like he was, one of a kind
I just watched the documentary, truly something special to get a small insight into the mind of Marlon Brando, he was a very special person, he had a big heart and he truly might be the greatest actor of all time.
A true man in his words. What he believed in. He kept it real but because what he went through as a child he put his emotions and thoughts into his acting. We are all actors inside but he was able to tap into it deeply than others. Unfortunately he was a victim himself but because as a child his parents never showed him love. Marlon Brando will always be a legend.
I've seen it in January in Sundance. I've rarely seen feature films so thrilling... Made me "stop chewing", 1.30h and long after. Fabulous documentary
I'm in love with Marlon Brando I cant believe anyone would dislike this he was a very good looking man and a awesome actor my all time favorite is The Godfather absolutely gorgeous movie
oh my gosh I fell in love with him too! especially in a Streetcar he was like drop dead GORGEOUS in that 🔥🥵
I love him too😍 Marlon was the most handsome man in the world. No one can match him... Damn, he was so beautiful❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🥵
Never before had the general public seen or heard Marlon Brando in such depth.
gosh, I love him so much! And this is probably my favorite movie ever. I don't know why but I always cry when I watch it. And myself, like Marlon have a rough and bad father and I also go to the cinema and it is the only place where I feel safe. Where I feel on my own. Marlon and me also have the same opinion on life and Hollywood and that makes me happy. I have the feeling like we are related with some strange string and that makes me very happy. Dear Marlon, you are, and you'll always be missed. ❤
I want to cry. This looks beautiful.
my heart is hurting every time i see this video. I don't know why
Karina Grigoryan you are not alone.
I cried my eyes out in this doco...it is so moving
every time i see it, something different makes me cry.
His life is tragic. The abuse he went through as a child is heartbreaking and affected his entire life.
You will always be my hero Marlon, not only for me, you are also for actors like Nicholson, De Niro, Al Pacino, and even Johnny Depp who was the luckiest person to have worked with you. Marlon Brando, apart from the greatest actor of all-time, left his mark as a legacy forever.
"When what you are, is unwanted, you look for an identity that will be acceptable." M. Brando
These might be the wisest words ever. No doubt, Marlon was The Greatest. Thank you, Marlon Brando
Incredible film. But very tragic. No matter how rich and successful he was he could never escape the childhood abuse that haunted him and shaped who he was. A lot of parents don't seem to understand the deep lifelong impact their abuse and constant denigration can have on their children.
I had no idea how philosophical Marlon was. Hearing some of his audio tapes was enlightening I'll be honest. He goes down as the greatest actor of all time.
the greatest actor who lived
after james dean
Dean was an over actor IMO
@@diehandiquacks614 James Dean did 3 movies dude? LOLLLL he was hell overrated and became an icon because he died
@@diehandiquacks614 Lmao no.
@@natpi8657 He did 3 movies but is as famous as Brando that have done a way more movies than him.
What a wonderful documentary, very immersive. So sad he had so much tragedy. I watch it twice.
Watched last Tango again after this and appreciated it a lot more, he was a tortured soul for sure
I think that I will never forget the part of this documentary, where he speaks about the about Native Americans, where he said: "We all live on a stolen land...!"
With that low and wispering voice🤍
He was a God..... The most handsome, talented, stunning actor!!!!! He had an amazing soul!!!!!
I'm already crying
GREATEST ACTOR OF ALL TIME!!!!!!! Hands Down #GREATNESS#marlonbrando
Rey Mcrea Greatest actor AND greatest waste of talent (on so many garbage films. HIs best movies were the earlier ones.) These i liked the best:
Sayonara, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Wild One, The Men, Murituri, Desiree, and i know i will like The Young Lions if i ever get to see it. Marlon was able to do almost any accent, including German, British, French (and spoke fluent French), and i think i've forgotten at least one.
+WindWipper You forgot the Godfather which was his comeback movie from all the bad ones he did. lol
+WindWipper Apocalypse Now
+Rey Mcrea #ThisIsntTwitterSoLetsNotUseHashtags
Just watched it, over 2 days. Full of life. A quite amazing movie,/quasi documentary. Highly recommend watching it.
I need to see this right now
The best documentary I ever saw.
Holy crap!!!
From the 44 second mark the great Stella Adler starts speaking! I almost lost it when I heard and saw her. Most inspirational acting teacher and thinker ever. Footage of her is rare.
She had a great effect on Brando, DeNiro and others. I've always loved Marlon and his writing, but this I really need to see.
Stella Adler and Marlon Brando... my year has been made.
★♥★♥★♥★
Top 10 Marlon Brando Movies :
1. The Godfather
2. On The Waterfront
3. A Streetcar Named Desire
4. Apocalypse Now
5, Viva Zapata
6. Julius Caesar
7. The Young Lions
8. One-Eyed Jacks
9. Guys and Dolls
10. The Men
Honorable Mentions :
-Mutiny on the Bounty
-The Wild One
-Last Tango In Paris
-The Fugitive Kind
-Sayonara
-The Chase
oh, i put last tango way up there.! he was fckng perfekt.! that monologue, oh my g-d. brilliant. as brilliant as anything.
I fell in love with him in a streetcar 😏🔥🥵 he was also soo cute in Guys and Dolls 😳
Complicated man, awesome actor, and truly decent human being!
One of the greatest documentaries I have ever seen
This looks really good. I read Marlon's autobio, Songs My Mother Taught Me, and it was amazing. This will be amazing too.
Had not realized that Marlon Brando had written an autobiography. Thanks for mentioning it. The trailer alone has inspired an interest in this person that I never had til now.
C A Campbell I agree 100%.
Michael P. Shipley I read it too! It increased my affection for him and eventually started expanding my thoughts to another level. Great read
+Michael P. Shipley I will have to read it. Thanks!
I recently saw the film, and it was great!
The greatest actor, modern actors like Crowe don't even get close, Tom hardy tries and is good,but there will only ever be one Marlon!!
Know a man. This is a beautiful, touching piece, you won't regreat watching it.
This trailer is a masterpiece.
1. Marlon
2. Nicholson
3. Day-Lewis
- The rest
If you think bogart is a more decade defining actor than Brando, then you are to old and stuck in your ways, or just pig ignorant and do not appreciate the true art of acting, yes bogart is one of the greats but to put him under Brando is an insult.
+88stanleyambrose Dude that list is amazing, so right.
1) DiCaprio
James Dean
Marlon brando
Robert De Niro
Leo DiCaprio
Im sorry but Daniel Day-Lewis?? really?
Marlon Brando was the most handsome man in the word. No one can match him. I love him...😍and miss him still today...😢
R.I.P Beautiful Marlon Brando🙏🌹🕊
Complex man but wise.
I've been listening to this over and over again, but only listening to the audio - try it, it works well.
can't wait to watch that
One of the best trailers I've ever seen
Found the music called "big things" by Rhian Sheehan cd called velvet ears
wow, thanks! how did you find it? also, while I have you, what other things like this do you recommend? I love this kind of instrumental music that makes you feel things!
saw the documentry ... just beautiful ... so beautiful ... soo very very beautiful
omg I did not know about this film! and I am glad that is new!! nice From Chile I admire him so much
Highly recommend watching the documentary
this doco is the most amazing thing i have ever seen!..a must!
this trailer doesnt do it any justice the actual documentary is way better
Considering this is 2 minutes and the movie is 2 hours, is really hope so
Hope it comes to netflix one day
Wow, Marlon Brando...... This film is worth a watch.
An exceptionally rare opportunity to discover what made Brando tick as a person as well as an actor. It wasn't something that he would usually do, bearing his soul. He usually kept his inner thoughts private.
Now this looks like a fantastic film. This is what they should play in a theatre.
At the 0.56 mark and the track playing in the background is powerful while Marlon talks....
Just watched it yesterday (rented it on RUclips). By the end, I was crying since it was really moving. The only thing I disliked was that they glossed over his bisexuality/homoerotic feelings and the complete creep fest that Last Tango in Paris was, poor Maria Schneider. Apart from that, it was one of the best documentaries I've seen, about the best actor of the twentieth century.
You lie for peace you lie for tranquility you lie for love
8th May 2020~ The day I met Marlon Brando in my dreams, I dont why, well because I love him, 0630 now just woke up to write this...we were at some event not quite sure what it was, but funny enough he was the only deceased person alive just for that event it seems, it seemed to be at my Old Primary school but it was heavily refurnished with nice "wood"(Victorian style feel), i remember walking through a passage in a river bed which had a placard of Marlon lying on the grass not sure what it said but his name was inscripted there, it reminded me of those WW2 ruins going into Berlin or something...I remember someone saying "Its Marlon's time in the light, he deserves it, almost as if we all knew he died but for this even everyone gives him love especially the media...i cant quite remember the befores but only the latter stages of the dream as the main event was done and all the dignatories have retreated for dinner or somewhere inside the building, i figured i need to see Marlon at all cost, I went to the toilet to blow my nose and make sure I looked good, My brother was there too I didnt look at him in the face as i was a mess and seemed only focused on that one thing, then another friend took a hold of me and didnt let go for some God damn reason, I wanted to kill him but I remained patient and pulled away, i figured I wasnt going to spoil the meet with Marlon with something petty,(somehow at the backb of my mind I knew it was a dream and these is how childish they can be, didnt wana wake up. I went to the quarters/building, asked for Marlon and was told next room, some other dude came walked by and said "Not to be disturbed" indicating to Marlons room..well i went in he was sitting on a chair taking a nap, it reminded me of his sitting position in the Godfather make up chairs slightly bend but he looked like he did in the 90's or at I would imagine around his death, not quite so big however..I said Marlon and he woke up looked at me and said yes, And then i started explaining myself quite shaky but trying to get everything in before im thrown out or woke up, I said im a huge fan and I love him and i started crying while speaking, he smiled with that broad grin as I was talking and stuttering and he also shed a few tears but maintaining his composure of course sitting there just smiling but emotional too, I mentioned the books "songs I wrote for my mother", Listen to me Marlon(audio), "the Contender" which he said Oh yea I remember helping out with that before I passed, which in hindsight cant be true cause I dont think the writer collaborated with him as Marlon was passed at the time(dream delimnas, somehow got "The songs my mother wrote me" which he contributed too tangled up with "The Contender") or maybe he meant helping out with "Listen to me Marlon" which is basically just him on tape" either way i made sure to point out they was accurate as could be and wasnt those books/content out to tarnish his name, I kissed him on the forehead its weird I felt my dads connection with him and just needed to get that in, he was so happy I thought he would be annoyed when i disturbed him, I told him im an actor but didnt talk about films because I know how he felt about that, I wouldnt anyway I love Marlon the person, raw with all his beauty and faults, his mannerisms and intelligence theres alot more to talk about, I guess in general my feeling was to let him know that we love him dearly and he inspires us everyday which i mentioned he received it well still teary and grinny...sadly I woke up and decided to put it down before I forgot, weird dreams lately but this was immensly lovely, I will never forget.
1 minute 33 seconds .. When Marlon Brando smoked. Legendary frame. Perfect Beauty.
1:32 Rocky Marciano!
Who the f*ck disliked this ?!
Rogerio Barbosa High School Musical fans did.
+Rogerio Barbosa right wing republicans.... they hate all actors
actors are just to honest for them
+Rogerio Barbosa The Ghost of John Wayne is the only acceptable answer. He hated Brando.
+Rogerio Barbosa Socialists
+TrumpPalin2016 We need a good laugh ! he figured it all out.
the one and only class actor in the world .R.I.P. Marlon
Out of ALL the Americans in Movies - Marlon Brando was legendary, indeed.
See ya one day up in the big pool of stars, Bud.
Love ya.
I never met Marlon Brando. All what I know about him comes from articles written about his life, his anecdotes, and, of course, from his movies. As an actor, I think he was tops. My favorites are Julius Caesar and The Young Lions. Of course, is a matter of personal taste.
Also, in Brando I see the drama of millions and millions of people. As he well says, the first ten years of your life are going to influence your path for the duration of it. It is unjust but that is how it is. And it takes a tremendous amount of work to straight the course of your destiny. Like millions and millions, he did not do it. He perpetuated the suffering and misery of the ones that came after him. And to complicate things even more, he took his failures and projected them in society, and then, accused society of what he had previously done over and over. If you can not control your own house, you can not go out there and tell people what they need to do. It is a mistake that we do and needs to be recognized. If each of us would take care of our own problems, solve our own situations properly nurture our families, then the whole world would fall in perfect harmony overnight. Pardon my English. I am not a native.
I think this may be a sure candidate for Best Documentary Feature, I hope it is and wins.
I've gotta say this is a superb trailer. Already looking forward to this but especially after watching this.
I have a friend who was a teenager in the 1960's. She was in an airport in Albuquerque(with her family) when she was about 15 and Marlon Brando was sitting nearby as she was eating a hot dog. As she took a bite, the ketchup or mustard (don't remember which) on her hot dog squirted onto his shirt! She was mortified and quickly rushed to clean his shirt...when I asked her his reaction she said that he laughed - thought it was funny. Didn't surprise me...Brando was a down-to-earth kind of guy.
I cant f*cking believe i did not live in his era. Just look at his smile. He was born on stage, he was born for stage. Clint Eastwood is a joke beside him. The only actor that may reminds me about him is Bale. And he's barely half this good. Probably Johny Deep is equally talented. Just my 2 cents
+Hai Le Quang Clint is a great actor too. Brando is amazing but no need to demean Clint. It all looks easy from the couch!
What about Robert De Niro? He might have been influenced by this legend, but De Niro is the best actor ever, in my opinion.
Could at least have mentioned him ;-;
Eric Cartman De Niro was good too. But I personally find him so so. He made acting look natural and as if he's the character.
However, he's lack the WOW factor to me. He has not surprised me in any of his role.
Hai Le Quang You get that "WOW" factor in pretty much anything. But he convinced me without even needing to give it to me. He was the character in pretty much every of his movies. And he doesn't overact any of his scenes (from what I've seen so far). He keeps it natural, cool and professional.
And look, when I watched Raging Bull. It came so far that I nearly forgot that I was watching DeNiro. No, I thought I had went through the life of Jake LaMotta. Or Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver.
Eric Cartman That's right and exactly what I thought while I'm watching him. He barely ever reacts in acting. I haven't watched Raging Bull and Taxi Driver yet. Will try.
To me you're the greatest Marlon!!
What is the song in this trailer?
A must see
Love love love him! Can't wait to see this!!
can't wait to see this! He had some amazing ideas on what it is to be a human and to live.
For someone who was as intensely private as Brando, I'm somewhat surprised to hear him bear his soul.
THE MEN, THE KING.
Will this ONLY be available on Showtime, or will it eventually be for sale?
All hail the king Marlon !
He was a special and very intelligent person, maybe the best actor of all time. Proof that you don't need a college degree for a person to be labeled as smart.
He is really interesting guy and deep thinker
@@sekarpertiwi4077 smart, charming, positive, legend, brave man deeply feeling, open. A man who left a big mark on women and in the world and by simply watching and listening to him you will feel confident. The kind of person I would like to be ❤️
Probably the sexiest actor to have ever lived.
TOTALLY! 😍 BUT in STREETCAR THO....🥵 WELL....I think my heart legit MELTED
A terrific documentary!
I can't believe I'm going to watch brando in 2015.
Already so good!
Who made my LEFT EAR ANGRY?!
Wow! This sounds pretty interesting to me. Off to see it tonite.
Wanna see this now!!!
Cannot wait!!!!
he was amazing!
A legend!!!
Awesome..
Excelente pelicula documental . una obra para tener en colección de este gran actor.
Where can I find the interview at 1:40? Anybody know which one it is?
the name of the song at the end? pretty please
Wow, amazing.
The great actor
0:42 he resembles Tom Hardy so much here ......
I noticed that as well!
When is this available on dvd?? TIA :).
"The first person that you fool is yourself."
Does anyone know the names of the music tracks used in this?
Thanks!
BurkeSchneider Second song is Big Things by Rhian Sheehan...
Wish I knew the first
Anyone know what the background music is called
THE MASTER
Where can I watch this? anyone knows if it is available to rent or purchase?
Sarai Zelaya NYC opens tonite (Wed). Sure it will be on iTunes soon.
Sarai Zelaya yeah it is going to be on cinema?
ejpusa ahh thank you so much! :) Super sad I am not in NYC but hopefully it will soon be on itunes