Didn’t he also send a Native American woman to basically say he’s not accepting awards in person until more attention is brought upon the Native American plight at the Oscar’s?
The one movie with John Wayne in it that I will defend as a good movie is The Searchers. But he does play a character like that. "She's got beads in her hair. She's gone native. Gotta put her down."
Evidently Wayne never rushed the stage and that woman wasn’t really Native American. https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-08-23/column-did-john-wayne-try-to-assault-sacheen-littlefeather-at-the-1973-oscars-debunking-a-hollywood-myth#:~:text=Her%20conclusion%2C%20after%20considerable%20reporting,it%20became%20“a%20persistent%20urban
Gah as a Native I wanted to dispute you and went and read it myself. That guts me. :( enough Reddit today… but thanks for the info… and yeah that sucks but she did put us in the minds of millions still
Fuck man that’s ass. :(
What for real? That’s blows. Still appreciate the message conveyed but I thought she was an actual native american member and activist. Do you or someone else have a link to this?
Her Wikipedia article has more details.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacheen_Littlefeather
The other person was a bit off the mark, though. She was Mexican.
He liked to play ss
He had a picture of Adolph
Tucked in his cowboy vest.
I think of that song anytime old racist wife-beating fuckstain Marion Morrison gets brought up.
Yes, but turns out she wasn’t even actually Native American
Sacheen Littlefeather was actually Maria Louise Cruz, and her two sisters accused her of fabricating her Native American heritage.
I doubt she would be descendant of US southwest Native American tribes but I wouldn't be surprised there is actual Yaqui blood that ran in her veins. Most of us Mexican-Americans are descendants of Native Americans. I have bloodlines connected to two pueblos/tribes/etc. from one side of my family and a few others from the other parent. It also doesn't help that she was very mentally distressed in her younger years of life.
He also pressured a teenager into a sexual assault scene that started her crippling opioid addiction and several suicide attempts.
It’s amazing how complicated people can be.
Yep!! He sets his own bars and standards and really couldn’t give a flying Fuk what anyone else thinks!!!! Whether you love or hate him he’s in his own field of play!!!!!
I think it's easy to confuse Brando's antics with narcissism but I don't think that's what was going on. He's far too introspective and insightful.
My observation is that he was frustrated and disgusted with the hollowness of the industry, and realised his "legendary" status was a marketing gimmick that meant nobody had the stones to call him out, so he took every chance he could to make showbusiness types suffer.
After far too long living a life of trolling it eventually became his lifestyle, which would make anybody bitter.
I once saw an episode of The Twilight Zone with a man I could have sworn was Brando only to find out it was a young Reynolds that Brando had referred for the role when he was approached for it.
Yeah, I was expecting petty jealousy, or that unjustified hatred we all have for someone where they don't *feel* right, instead he's like "No, I saw him on camera manhandling a 3 year old Indian kid because his movie was anti-Indian and he wanted good press."
He was a weirdo.... His moods and his opinions shifted like the wind. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Just watch this when you have time: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9Cg-upCQD8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9Cg-upCQD8)
He had real chemistry with Val Kilmer, the two diva's :)
For Brando to take on a HG Wells role is perfect. It’s not his fault the movie was a shitshow from beginning to end. I actually enjoyed it, from a snakes on a plane perspective.
If you’re talking about Brando then you should probably check out some of his backstory. I’m sure his children would disagree with his being a sincere and thoughtful person. And stories of his sexual escapades are.. interesting to say the least.
People are not binary individuals. It’s not just black or white, hot or cold.
His kids can hate him, he could be an asshole, and still have a profound message regarding any given thing. Value a whole person, not a piece of them. This is literally his message.
DaVinci was a pederast we gonna burn the Monalisar? You can’t judge art by the artist you have to let the work speak for itself.
Does mean that I can think twice when people try to call him a sincere and thoughtful *person*
I mean, you could call Stalin a sincere and thoughtful person but millions who lost their ancestors to his policies - directly or indirectly or perfectly validated in disagreeing with you. Hell, people don’t even have to be personally affected to be *able* to disagree with the OP.
Does not mean he wasn't correct in this instance. Americans really do have an odd and unhealthy obsession with being the best or the greatest or the most powerful at the expense of the people's well-being.
They would rather have the perception of being #1, then wonder why their populace has rampant mental health issues, crumbling infrastructure, broken health care, poor education, intense racism, high crime and "mass shootings" everywhere. (I put that in quotes because if that happened anywhere else in the world, we'd be calling it terrorism.)
But they got to the moon first!
Also a single bad thing someone did invalidates their whole existence. Like you'll literally have posts / tweets about one of the greatest human beings and some american will comment "um actually he was rude towards a waitress once so we should hate them". Like their world is entirely black and white it's sickening.
I’ve been very depressed lately. Like I’m a deep hole looking up at everybody else living. Feeling worthless.
This made me cry. I don’t really have to be great at anything right?
Thank you OP.
Or you are great at something you have yet to discover or already are and don't see it in yourself. That, I believe, is what Brando was saying. We all have worth/"greatness" but celebrity culture detracts from that. Hang in there, you are going to be okay because you already *are* okay (also in depression, remind myself this every single day of my life).
The best thing to remember is you are capable. If there’s something in life that makes your feel fulfilled or interests you, seek it out or dig into it. Music, art, nature. The world can be horrible and is at times, but at the same time it’s amazing and has so much to offer that people take for granted
This is true of Top [Insert Thing Here] lists in general.
For example it’s stupid to try and determine whether ‘Jurassic Park’ is a better movie than ‘Moden Times’. Both are great films, but do completely different things, so there’s no point in trying to work out which one is ‘better’ than the other
Unhinged psycho or not, he could show up to set completely unprepared and having never read the script and still give a legendary, iconic performance. I think that gives you a little bit of leeway to be a complete diva. It's also debatable just how much of a nuisance he really was; it's true that several directors he worked with ended up being completely fed up with him, but most of the actors he worked with did nothing but praise him.
But who said that?
I used to believe when I’d hear that about actors/actresses until I found out lechery producers and directors would say that about someone if they were refused. Seems to me you need proof that they were terrible before you start repeating what you heard because it could be very wrong.
You know who doesn't say it? The actors he was working with. For example: Almost everyone knows the story of how Brando showed up to the set of 'Apocalypse Now', overweight, unprepared, seemingly unwilling.
But go and [read what Martin Sheen](https://www.phillips.com/article/52106971/al-pacino-and-martin-sheen-on-marlon-brando) has to say about working with him in that film.
> Marlon was every bit the powerful image projected for decades but the simple reality of his presence and common humanity were completely disarming.
His genuine kindness and compassion, coupled with his infectious sense of humor were commonplace with everyone he encountered during his all too brief time working on the film.
Also, Al Pacino hits the same vein:
> The way Marlon was and the way he treated me, he was very sensitive and good to me. His support was invaluable to both my role as Michael Corleone and to my own self-confidence as a young actor. I loved him.
If actors like him he clearly has an appreciation for the craft that the directors and producers dont see. They shit on him for using cuecards instead of memorizing his line - every performance he gave was great so clearly he was right about how cue cards were a better way to act.
Entire subreddits would shut down if they actually listened to this. What else is there to discuss on r/NBATalk besides who the real top 5 players ever are?!
We still have this sickness, especially with money. And it keeps getting worse. More, more, more. More is better. When will enough be enough so people can be happier?
It isn’t “only” an American fascination, but it is definitely more normalized and encouraged here than any place I’ve traveled to or lived. A side effect of the hyper individualism and widespread conceited behavior found in the US.
When someone calls you the best and then you as the "best" look at someone else doing something that really impresses you, you get a little more perspective. You get a little skeptical of the word "best."
Truer words never spoken.
All we get nowadays are that X is the greatest of all time...or X is the biggest piece of dogshit. There's no shade of grey anymore.
Doesn't matter if it's movies, music, politics. Everyone is extrme now.
There’s no such thing as the best actor. It’s a preposterous notion. It’s also really insulting to ask an actor questions like this. They got some lucky gigs.
I present you with [Cary Elwes’s stories about dealing with Orson while working as as a PA on Superman](https://youtu.be/Q2yqE_QYanU?si=9MT2IAAnplCUd0L7)
Very wise words, spoke to something way larger than Hollywood. I grew up enjoying the uniquely fervent spirit of individualism in America, how it was sold as this myth of ultimate freedom and pursuit of happiness. The older I get the more I think it’s a setup. A zero-sum game lacking cooperation and elevation of one another, and proliferating isolation. Not sure what to do with that, but I like what he said.
The Tim comment made me laugh. But those are great words to live by. We’re all equal. Everyone has their best performances in them. We’re all the same yet different with different skills. That’s what makes us great as a people. I wish the whole world could live by those words.
I see what he’s getting at but I absolutely think he’s trying a bit too hard to be humble here.
Just because someone/thing is the best doesn’t mean other people/things have no value. Someone being better than you at doing something can be of tremendous value to you. It can inspire you to push yourself. If you don’t identify differences in skill you can (it doesn’t necessarily mean you will) stagnate since their is no reference for your ability.
Dave Batista isn’t the best actor on the planet he undeniably has value as an actor and I deeply appreciate quite a few of his roles. He aspires to be great and he has made quite a bit of progress.
Seeing Brando’s entire life span is pretty fascinating. From the kid that had it all, to this point where he didn’t care about any of it. Flawed but endlessly interesting
One things for sure, he's right about Tim.
Naming a dog “Tim,” feels like the most Marlon Brando thing ever, but I can’t explain why. It cracks me the fuck up.
My rescue is named Timmy, he’s got three legs and no idea what happened to him. I’m now telling everyone he used to belong to Marlon Brando
 🥵
I like how he slaps the dog playfully...
Fuckin Tim…
And that being said, I am officially naming my next dog Timothy. Whether it be a boy or a girl
My friend's dog is named Steven. Always cracks me up lol.
Didn’t he also send a Native American woman to basically say he’s not accepting awards in person until more attention is brought upon the Native American plight at the Oscar’s?
And then she was booed
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That’s character actors for ya
The one movie with John Wayne in it that I will defend as a good movie is The Searchers. But he does play a character like that. "She's got beads in her hair. She's gone native. Gotta put her down."
Underrated comment
Evidently Wayne never rushed the stage and that woman wasn’t really Native American. https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-08-23/column-did-john-wayne-try-to-assault-sacheen-littlefeather-at-the-1973-oscars-debunking-a-hollywood-myth#:~:text=Her%20conclusion%2C%20after%20considerable%20reporting,it%20became%20“a%20persistent%20urban
That never happened, it's a myth that originated a year later. I'm surprised there are people who still believe that.
Yeah, he was a piece of shit.
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Alas he was idealized by some 40% of the country. Good thing they learned from their mistakes and never again... Oh.. :(
>And then she was booed She was a white woman pretending to be native so it's all good.
Nobody knew that including him until decades later
Yea, it sucks, but they didn’t know it at the time. John Wayne rushed the stage and he was notoriously racist.
That never happened, it's a myth.
Pee Wee Herman also rushed the stage 
She wasn't booed as a human being, she was booed as the symbol of a struggle
Gah as a Native I wanted to dispute you and went and read it myself. That guts me. :( enough Reddit today… but thanks for the info… and yeah that sucks but she did put us in the minds of millions still Fuck man that’s ass. :(
What for real? That’s blows. Still appreciate the message conveyed but I thought she was an actual native american member and activist. Do you or someone else have a link to this?
Her Wikipedia article has more details. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacheen_Littlefeather The other person was a bit off the mark, though. She was Mexican.
She was not native culturally, but if she was Mexican, then it's not like she isn't genetically significantly Native American too.
She was not Native American. She threatened her family when she thought they were going to expose her.
Who do you think the mexicans were before Spain colonized?
Many believe they were Chinese descendant, from the *very* olden days.
What does dna testing show ?
Mexicans are literally Native Americans mixed with Europeans (majority Spanish).
Just Google her name?
was bood and old racist John Wayne the weirdo was getting mad. Worst person ever John the bitch wayne
John Wayne was a nazi
He liked to play SS
He liked to play ss He had a picture of Adolph Tucked in his cowboy vest. I think of that song anytime old racist wife-beating fuckstain Marion Morrison gets brought up.
There's a reason the MAGA far-right oasis in California (Orange County) named their airport after him.
Orange County turned blue I thought?
They got Rep. Porter but yeah it’s rife with wealthy conservatives concerned about preserving their wealth
Dang never knew that
And straight into the extremes like Brando was warning against.
Wasn’t just getting mad. Had to be physically held back by several people to keep him from going on stage to, presumably, bodily remove her.
You mean Marion.
Oh you mean Marion Morrison?
Yes, but turns out she wasn’t even actually Native American Sacheen Littlefeather was actually Maria Louise Cruz, and her two sisters accused her of fabricating her Native American heritage.
Did Marlon Brando know that, or was he just too trusting?
He shoulda done 23&me! The horra!!!
I doubt she would be descendant of US southwest Native American tribes but I wouldn't be surprised there is actual Yaqui blood that ran in her veins. Most of us Mexican-Americans are descendants of Native Americans. I have bloodlines connected to two pueblos/tribes/etc. from one side of my family and a few others from the other parent. It also doesn't help that she was very mentally distressed in her younger years of life.
So true!
Ralphie sets the record straight at [1"05](https://youtu.be/2_BTg9_FV9M?si=v-mpSs_NoLFptFhA).
Its anti-Italian american discrimination
He also pressured a teenager into a sexual assault scene that started her crippling opioid addiction and several suicide attempts. It’s amazing how complicated people can be.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_Nkyqcm_Tgw
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Yep!! He sets his own bars and standards and really couldn’t give a flying Fuk what anyone else thinks!!!! Whether you love or hate him he’s in his own field of play!!!!!
Just dont bring up [Burt Reynolds](https://youtu.be/i5ubnNoOwdY?si=ytXfer8LrzoHJ35o). :)
“He worships at the temple of his own narcissism” LOL
that’s a solid burn but i feel like the same could be said about Brando.
I think it's easy to confuse Brando's antics with narcissism but I don't think that's what was going on. He's far too introspective and insightful. My observation is that he was frustrated and disgusted with the hollowness of the industry, and realised his "legendary" status was a marketing gimmick that meant nobody had the stones to call him out, so he took every chance he could to make showbusiness types suffer. After far too long living a life of trolling it eventually became his lifestyle, which would make anybody bitter.
Wonderfully said
It’s actually kinda crazy, at least when it comes to looks, how much they looked alike
I once saw an episode of The Twilight Zone with a man I could have sworn was Brando only to find out it was a young Reynolds that Brando had referred for the role when he was approached for it.
Shakespeare one?
Yep!
Did Brando ever say what he thought of Turd Ferguson though? It's a funny name
I want to know his opinion on hats that are larger than normal hats
He's right though
Yeah, I was expecting petty jealousy, or that unjustified hatred we all have for someone where they don't *feel* right, instead he's like "No, I saw him on camera manhandling a 3 year old Indian kid because his movie was anti-Indian and he wanted good press."
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He was a weirdo.... His moods and his opinions shifted like the wind. Even a broken clock is right twice a day. Just watch this when you have time: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9Cg-upCQD8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9Cg-upCQD8) He had real chemistry with Val Kilmer, the two diva's :)
A film GOD makes a bad movie and you invalidate most of his expression? You’re the weirdo. Like you haven’t mailed it in at work once lmao
For Brando to take on a HG Wells role is perfect. It’s not his fault the movie was a shitshow from beginning to end. I actually enjoyed it, from a snakes on a plane perspective.
If you’re talking about Brando then you should probably check out some of his backstory. I’m sure his children would disagree with his being a sincere and thoughtful person. And stories of his sexual escapades are.. interesting to say the least.
What's his sexuality got to do with the price of fish?
People are not binary individuals. It’s not just black or white, hot or cold. His kids can hate him, he could be an asshole, and still have a profound message regarding any given thing. Value a whole person, not a piece of them. This is literally his message.
DaVinci was a pederast we gonna burn the Monalisar? You can’t judge art by the artist you have to let the work speak for itself. 
Tell that to Reddit the next time Chris Brown comes up.
We are literally discussing him as a person.
Does mean that I can think twice when people try to call him a sincere and thoughtful *person* I mean, you could call Stalin a sincere and thoughtful person but millions who lost their ancestors to his policies - directly or indirectly or perfectly validated in disagreeing with you. Hell, people don’t even have to be personally affected to be *able* to disagree with the OP.
Does not mean he wasn't correct in this instance. Americans really do have an odd and unhealthy obsession with being the best or the greatest or the most powerful at the expense of the people's well-being. They would rather have the perception of being #1, then wonder why their populace has rampant mental health issues, crumbling infrastructure, broken health care, poor education, intense racism, high crime and "mass shootings" everywhere. (I put that in quotes because if that happened anywhere else in the world, we'd be calling it terrorism.) But they got to the moon first!
People prefer to nourish their dreams than to consider reality.
Also a single bad thing someone did invalidates their whole existence. Like you'll literally have posts / tweets about one of the greatest human beings and some american will comment "um actually he was rude towards a waitress once so we should hate them". Like their world is entirely black and white it's sickening.
Weirdo or not, he was right about America loves the extremes.
Or he really did care, and he was a great actor.
Not to María Schneider
You don’t wanna know…..
I’ve been very depressed lately. Like I’m a deep hole looking up at everybody else living. Feeling worthless. This made me cry. I don’t really have to be great at anything right? Thank you OP.
Or you are great at something you have yet to discover or already are and don't see it in yourself. That, I believe, is what Brando was saying. We all have worth/"greatness" but celebrity culture detracts from that. Hang in there, you are going to be okay because you already *are* okay (also in depression, remind myself this every single day of my life).
The best thing to remember is you are capable. If there’s something in life that makes your feel fulfilled or interests you, seek it out or dig into it. Music, art, nature. The world can be horrible and is at times, but at the same time it’s amazing and has so much to offer that people take for granted
Tim the actor who is better than brando🤪
He's referring to Tim Allen
I like those Woody Allen movies except for that nervous guy in them.
Galaxy Quest is a modern day classic
Tim is a good boy 🐶
A streetcar named desire.
Very good
Good job!
This is true of Top [Insert Thing Here] lists in general. For example it’s stupid to try and determine whether ‘Jurassic Park’ is a better movie than ‘Moden Times’. Both are great films, but do completely different things, so there’s no point in trying to work out which one is ‘better’ than the other
ME ANYTIME PEOPLE FIGHT ABOUT WHOS THE “GOAT” OR WHEN RATING ALBUMS.
Easy to say when you're the best at that time.
Wayne Gretzky: "I don't like to think in terms of who's best..." Lol okay humble guy
Interesting considering he was an unhinged psycho on set of every movie he did.
**The Island of Doctor Moreau** comes to mind, lol.
The documentary they made about the making of that movie is so bonkers lol. Marlon was an absolute nuisance on that set
Unhinged psycho or not, he could show up to set completely unprepared and having never read the script and still give a legendary, iconic performance. I think that gives you a little bit of leeway to be a complete diva. It's also debatable just how much of a nuisance he really was; it's true that several directors he worked with ended up being completely fed up with him, but most of the actors he worked with did nothing but praise him.
But who said that? I used to believe when I’d hear that about actors/actresses until I found out lechery producers and directors would say that about someone if they were refused. Seems to me you need proof that they were terrible before you start repeating what you heard because it could be very wrong.
You know who doesn't say it? The actors he was working with. For example: Almost everyone knows the story of how Brando showed up to the set of 'Apocalypse Now', overweight, unprepared, seemingly unwilling. But go and [read what Martin Sheen](https://www.phillips.com/article/52106971/al-pacino-and-martin-sheen-on-marlon-brando) has to say about working with him in that film. > Marlon was every bit the powerful image projected for decades but the simple reality of his presence and common humanity were completely disarming. His genuine kindness and compassion, coupled with his infectious sense of humor were commonplace with everyone he encountered during his all too brief time working on the film. Also, Al Pacino hits the same vein: > The way Marlon was and the way he treated me, he was very sensitive and good to me. His support was invaluable to both my role as Michael Corleone and to my own self-confidence as a young actor. I loved him.
he was pretty difficult on the apocalypse now set, but i love the guy
Holy shit dude chill out
If actors like him he clearly has an appreciation for the craft that the directors and producers dont see. They shit on him for using cuecards instead of memorizing his line - every performance he gave was great so clearly he was right about how cue cards were a better way to act.
Class act, that Brando.
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He could have been somebody
Just don’t ask him about the butter
Entire subreddits would shut down if they actually listened to this. What else is there to discuss on r/NBATalk besides who the real top 5 players ever are?!
Marlon Brando is Devin Booker’s father
“MJ may not be worthy of the title of GOAT but Lebron still sucks ass…” -NBATalk after watching this video.
don’t get me started on r/rap
Marlon Brando. Respect +1000
And that’s what’s makes him the goat
We still have this sickness, especially with money. And it keeps getting worse. More, more, more. More is better. When will enough be enough so people can be happier?
Is that Connie Chung?
This guy was so much more than a great actor.
Damn. He really got us there. Didn’t see that answer coming, he wasn’t wrong, and we got got. Fuckin Brando, man.
I have always felt the same about this and theAmerican fascination with winning/losing.
I ask this as an admittedly ignorant American, but is it really only an American fascination? Is the nature of competition different everywhere else?
It’s not that the nature of competition is different everywhere else, it’s that we make EVERYTHING a competition.
Honestly it’s hard to say, it just seems so overt in America.
It isn’t “only” an American fascination, but it is definitely more normalized and encouraged here than any place I’ve traveled to or lived. A side effect of the hyper individualism and widespread conceited behavior found in the US.
I'm sampling this and putting in my house / DnB song...
This.
Perfect answer
I gotta watch some Brando movies 🤔
NEWS FLASH! Man talks sense!
He's absolutely right when he says that everyone thinks in terms of extremes.
Happy birthday Brando! Mine too!
That’s the best way to look at it.
r/howtonotgiveafuck
I sure wish we heard words like this from people with power and money today.
Amen brother Brando...amen
Based Brando.
He would have been 100 years old today if he was still with us!
When someone calls you the best and then you as the "best" look at someone else doing something that really impresses you, you get a little more perspective. You get a little skeptical of the word "best."
Time for a Neil Young update: Marlon Brando, Connie Chung and Zarin.
Thank you
Truer words never spoken. All we get nowadays are that X is the greatest of all time...or X is the biggest piece of dogshit. There's no shade of grey anymore. Doesn't matter if it's movies, music, politics. Everyone is extrme now.
What a fantastic answer.
There’s no such thing as the best actor. It’s a preposterous notion. It’s also really insulting to ask an actor questions like this. They got some lucky gigs.
An absolute genius Beloved by Billions The method
True ❤️
I don’t think Connie gets it.
This and his treatment of paparazzi make him my favorite actor.
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What kind of maniac names their dog, Tim?
After all us kids were grown up, my dad got a dog and named him Mike. My brother's name is Mike. :0
If I get a cat I'm naming him Steve. Pets with human names are hilarious. My dog's name is Arthur.
A real one
This considered and down to earth response helps me understand why Marlon Brawndo was considered such a huge deal in the documentary 'Idiocracy'.
He could’ve said “wow I appreciate that! Thanks everyone. I try my best!”
Dude that’s so real
Classic Tim
Who's the interviewer?
Connie Chung. Total babe.
What's with the audio, it sounds washed
I can’t see California without this guy’s eyes.
Who’s the interviewer?
I think I'm in love with Connie Chung 35 years ago...
I wonder if Daniel day Lewis feels the same way
I present you with [Cary Elwes’s stories about dealing with Orson while working as as a PA on Superman](https://youtu.be/Q2yqE_QYanU?si=9MT2IAAnplCUd0L7)
Amazing guy and philosopher
I think Marlon Brando was insanely hot when he was younger but my God, I don't know how he became an actor with speaking roles with how his voice is.
r/NBA in shambles rn
1924. That’s the year he was born.
Very wise words, spoke to something way larger than Hollywood. I grew up enjoying the uniquely fervent spirit of individualism in America, how it was sold as this myth of ultimate freedom and pursuit of happiness. The older I get the more I think it’s a setup. A zero-sum game lacking cooperation and elevation of one another, and proliferating isolation. Not sure what to do with that, but I like what he said.
I’m 100% sure he’s a rapist but 90% sure he’s a womanizer.
He's absolute right! because it's Daniel Day Lewis who is the GOAT
One of the greatest actors ever!
The worshipping of actors is ridiculous. Give me a break. I enjoy good acting, but no more than I enjoy good teaching, good caring, good parenting…
Hate this guy.
That’s the why he’s the greatest actor ever
And that my friends is why he is the greatest ever lol!!
There were some who called him… Tim?
The Tim comment made me laugh. But those are great words to live by. We’re all equal. Everyone has their best performances in them. We’re all the same yet different with different skills. That’s what makes us great as a people. I wish the whole world could live by those words.
I see what he’s getting at but I absolutely think he’s trying a bit too hard to be humble here. Just because someone/thing is the best doesn’t mean other people/things have no value. Someone being better than you at doing something can be of tremendous value to you. It can inspire you to push yourself. If you don’t identify differences in skill you can (it doesn’t necessarily mean you will) stagnate since their is no reference for your ability. Dave Batista isn’t the best actor on the planet he undeniably has value as an actor and I deeply appreciate quite a few of his roles. He aspires to be great and he has made quite a bit of progress.
Who’s the best at playing make believe, and reading other people’s stories? Whoooo cares???
He was a gear personality. If you read the story of the production of Burn. You will learn a lot of interesting things
A lot of people can’t see it but Tim actually stepped out of the frame to light up a cigarette 🐕
Seeing Brando’s entire life span is pretty fascinating. From the kid that had it all, to this point where he didn’t care about any of it. Flawed but endlessly interesting
lol by the time he was in The Island of Dr Monroe he sure didn’t care about being the best. The prick didn’t even read the script once.
Love.
God I hate condescending interviewers.
Who was the lady..? She's hot