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Marlon Brando

Highest Rated:: 100% Julius Caesar (1953)
Lowest Rated:: 7% Christopher Columbus: The Discovery (1992)

Birthday:: Apr 3, 1924
Birthplace:: Omaha, Nebraska, USA
Bio:: Marlon Brando was quite simply one of the most celebrated and influential screen and stage actors of the postwar era; he rewrote the rules of performing, and nothing was ever the same again. Brooding, lusty, and intense, his greatest contribution was popularizing Method acting, a highly interpretive…

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Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 7% - 100%

Number of Movies: 59

Box Office Since 2001: $272.3M

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2011	97%	Sing Your Song	Marlon Brando	$47.7k
2011		Countess From Hong Kong (Grevinnan fran Hong Kong)	Actor	--
2007		Brando: The Documentary	Actor	--
2006	76%	Superman Returns	Jor-El	$200.0M
2006	88%	Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut	Jor-El	--
2003	83%	Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There	Actor	--
2002	48%	Naqoyqatsi (Naqoyqatsi: Life as War)	Actor	--
2001	93%	Apocalypse Now Redux	Colonel Kurtz	$2.0M
2001	73%	The Score	Max	$70.3M
2000		Hollywood Screen Tests	Actor	--
1998	17%	Free Money	The Swede	--
1998		50 Years: The Best of Hollywood	Actor	--
1997		The Brave	McCarthy	--
1996	23%	The Island of Dr. Moreau	Dr. Moreau	--
1995	74%	Don Juan DeMarco	Dr. Jack Mickler	--
1993		Edward R. Murrow - The Best of 'Person to Person'	Actor	--
1992		Stella Adler - Awake and Dream	Actor	--
1992	7%	Christopher Columbus: The Discovery	Tomas de Torquemada	--
1991		This Reporter	Actor	--
1990	94%	The Freshman	Carmone Sabatini	--
1989	86%	A Dry White Season	Ian McKenzie	--
1980	30%	The Formula	Adam Steiffel	--
1979		Raoni: The Fight for the Amazon	Actor	--
1979	99%	Apocalypse Now	Colonel Kurtz	--
1978	93%	Superman	Jor-El	--
1976		America at the Movies	Actor	--
1976	83%	The Missouri Breaks	Lee Clayton	--
1972		The Godfather: The Coppola Restoration	Actor	--
1972	81%	Last Tango in Paris	Paul	--
1972	100%	The Godfather	Don Vito Corleone	--
1971		The Nightcomers	Quint	--
1969	100%	The Night of the Following Day	Chauffeur	--
1969	83%	Queimada (Burn!) (The Mercenary)	Sir William Walker	--
1968	80%	Candy	Grindl	--
1967	60%	A Countess from Hong Kong	Ogden Mears	--
1967	57%	Reflections in a Golden Eye	Maj. Weldon Penderton	--
1966		The Appaloosa	Matt Fletcher	--
1966	80%	The Chase	Sheriff Calder	--
1966		Meet Marlon Brando	Actor	--
1965		Morituri	Robert Crain	--
1963		Bedtime Story (King of the Mountain)	Freddy Benson	--
1963	80%	The Ugly American	Harrison Carter MacWhite	--
1962	71%	Mutiny on the Bounty	Fletcher Christian	--
1961	50%	One Eyed Jacks	Director Kid Rio	--
1960	60%	The Fugitive Kind	Valentine "Snakeskin" Xavier	--
1958	80%	The Young Lions	Christian Diesti	--
1957	100%	Sayonara	Maj. Lloyd Gruver	--
1956	86%	The Teahouse of the August Moon	Sakini	--
1955	86%	Guys and Dolls	Sky Masterson	--
1954		Desir�e	Napoleon Bonaparte	--
1954	100%	On the Waterfront	Terry Malloy	--
1953	80%	The Wild One	Johnny	--
1953	100%	Julius Caesar	Marc Antony	--
1953		Edward R. Murrow: the Best of Person to Person	Actor	--
1952	67%	Viva Zapata!	Emiliano Zapata	--
1951	98%	A Streetcar Named Desire	Stanley Kowalski	--
1950	70%	The Men (Battle Stripe)	Ken	--
		The Men	Actor	--
		Nagoyqatsi	Actor	--

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Marlon Brando was well-known for never reading a script for a role. What is less well-known is that he suffered from dyslexia (a neurological condition that makes reading either extremely difficult or impossible for those afflicted). He was embarrassed about this fact & used to hide it from his film peers.

- submitted by mirabella 1 (3 years ago)

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1. Sky Masterson: Because only in Times Square the dawn gets turned on by an electrician.
From Guys and Dolls. Submitted by Christopher B (42 days ago)

1. Sarah Brown: What did you order?
2. Sky Masterson: Dolce de leche. Dolce is the spanish word for sweet. De means of and leche means milk.
3. Sarah Brown: Don't they serve it plain?
4. Sky Masterson: Well, only in the mornings. It has to do with the heat. You see, at night they put a kind of preservative in it.
5. Sarah Brown: That's interesting. What do they use?
6. Sky Masterson: Bacardi.
7. Sarah Brown: Bacardi? Doesn't that have alcohol in it?
8. Sky Masterson: Well just enough to keep the milk from turning sour.
From Guys and Dolls. Submitted by Christopher B (42 days ago)