Method acting done correctly is just good preparation + going the extra mile to immerse yourself pre-production & off set, the rest is MK ULTRA and gooning.
>Method acting done correctly is just good preparation + going the extra mile to immerse yourself pre-production & off set
Nah, method acting is different. They're not just immersing themselves in the character, they have to instead take on every little mannerism and way of thinking and put themselves in the position of their character in the most uninteresting ways. Method acting is just one 'method' of acting that can just as easily produce garbage as gold, because even though it molds the style of acting, at the end of the day acting is the product of natural talent and intuition. All acting done correctly involves good preparation and going the extra mile to immerse yourself.
Nicholas Cage unironically
You can have an irredeemable piece of shit movie and simply put Cage in it and it becomes entertaining just for his performance alone
There's no one else who could carry a movie like that
So all these old actors lived around Taos NM. Hopper, nicholson. Julia Roberts and HDS. Probably 5 years before he died HDS rolls up in this 70s oldmobile and this smoke show gets out of the passenger seat. He still had it.
Actually, yeah. I was gonna respond suggesting another politician but nobody projected and successfully maintained such a vastly different public image in contrast to their true actions and intentions as Obama. Plenty of politicians deceive, but none landed that deceit so convincingly.
Cary Grant
Still trying to be him whenever I'm on the public despite me being 5'7, dressed with t and short and some jogging shoes, but hey, atleast I'm a little bit Cinemaphile haha...
ha... ha...
>Everyone is going to remember him for Inglorious Basterds,
All I remember is him holding up 3 fingers. A great performance has to go with a great role for it to be memorable.
Boomer here, Brando was always overrated as frick, and I always hated his shit. I prayed to Jesus to kill him every single day, just so I no longer had to listen to this bullshit about him being so fricking great. Frick Brando.
>Brando was very competitive, and in 1968 he appeared at a party celebrating Oscar nominations in which Paul Newman was in attendance with his wife Joanne Woodward. Brando approached Newman and began a conversation that eventually became very heated, resulting in Brando being heard shouting at Newman "You're a phony!" and walking away. >Later that evening Brando stood on a table and challenged Newman to an egg eating contest, which was what the character Newman played in "Cool Hand Luke" was depicted doing in his recent film. Newman ignored this challenge. >Undeterred, Brando had somebody from his entourage bring him dozens of hard boiled eggs, and started the competition without Newman. He kept count loudly as he ate the eggs, while mocking and insulting Newman constantly, "21 Newman! 21 eggs! You can't eat 21 eggs Newman! You're a phony, and I'm better than you Newman!" >Eventually, Brando consumed 51 eggs before being removed from the party, 1 more than Newman's character did in Cool Hand Luke. As he was being escorted out, he reportedly said "I beat you Newman! 51 eggs! You couldn't eat 51 eggs Newman, because you're a phony. I'm better than you Newman and I always will be! Don't you ever forget that!" >True Hollywood Tales 1997
There's acting and then there's being a phony. To act is to bring a realistic performance to the screen. If you can't eat 50 eggs, how can the audience be expected to believe your performance? Brando was in the right.
But watching a man eat 51 eggs in front of you might be less entertaining and a lot more disgusting. The real thing is not always more entertaining, otherwise fiction wouldn't exist.
Or you could just get better at acting so you wouldn't have LARP 24/7 to manage to stumble your way through a role like a talentless cringelord hack. Professionals can switch it off at will, morons have to immerse themselves in it.
Who gives a frick how many eggs someone can eat? If the quality of the thing depends on people Really believing that the butthole in the frame just ate 51 eggs what kind of movie is this anyway?
Acting is literally pretending to be somebody else. If you're good you can just do that and then go home like regular old you. You don't need to kill somebody to act a gangster role. You just need to be good at acting. Everything else is bullshit to sell the movie.
To be fair I can see how you could get into a certain headspace, like you're playing Vic motherfricking Mackey during the day, go home and step on one of your kid's Legos in bare feet, so you jump the couch, beat the shit out of them, and hold them at gunpoint with a waterpistol, before coming to your senses. Chiklis talked about that kind of shit - though he didn't literally do that or anything.
But I've got more respect for actors who can turn their character on and off - even in-between takes. Having to actually turn into the character seems like the less professional way of doing it, like an actual cop who can't be professional and takes everything personally. At any rate, I can certainly see why Method Actors might get less respect from their non-method colleagues - especially if their shit is disrupting/annoying, an in particular to point of good ol' fashioned Prima Donna shit - which is Brando in a nutshell.
A normal person dealing with that homosexual in the street wouldn't put up with his crap, and tell him to stop mumblefricking and speak up or whatever. Once you're so much of a c**t normal people wouldn't put up with your bullshit, you have a problem.
>But I've got more respect for actors who can
Create believable characters. Harry Dean Stanton always seemed to come off like a complete fricking butthole in interviews, but the characters he created on film were always based as frick.
Except method is restrictive, it reduces acting to superficial, everyday social interactions. Always 'how would i act in this scenario', so you get the same exact type of acting all the time.
>Except method is...
Reality. So suspension of disbelief is possible, making the story more believable and enjoyable, as it seems real, rather than fake, like an elementary school play.
You realise actors have always done this? Jesus methodtroons are unbelievably stupid. You people don't know the first thing about acting yet you watch your goyslop for fat Americans and praise it as the greatest ever.
There's acting and then there's being a phony. To act is to bring a realistic performance to the screen. If you can't eat 50 eggs, how can the audience be expected to believe your performance? Brando was in the right.
Thanks to this kind of attitude we can only have people playing themselves anymore.
Acting is literally pretending to be somebody else. If you're good you can just do that and then go home like regular old you. You don't need to kill somebody to act a gangster role. You just need to be good at acting. Everything else is bullshit to sell the movie.
Except method is restrictive, it reduces acting to superficial, everyday social interactions. Always 'how would i act in this scenario', so you get the same exact type of acting all the time.
William H Macy's method is the way to go.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Practical_aesthetics
Didn't know about this, interesting but it's just some actor's own method. It seems to dice up the aspects of acting too much for me. Makes it too practical, and all those actors only ever do is fulfil the requirements of the scene, never anything exemplary.
He's just talking shit because he never found out who kept clogging up his shitter while filming Inglorious Basturds. >(it was Brad Pitt)
>Marlon was a practical joker, but would always try to remain anonymous and act like he was above such things. One day while filming Superman (1978) Chris (Reeve) arrived on set absolutely furious, and when I asked him what was wrong, he pointed right at Brando and said "..it was HIM! HE did it! He's the one!". While Brando stood there looking at Chris nonplussed, I took him aside and asked him to explain what was going on, and he told me that somebody had been sneaking into his trailer, using his toilet, and leaving an enormous load of human waste for Chris to find later, which would then end up polluting his entire trailer. He said he thought it might have been one of the crew, so he had Dick (Liebegott) keep an eye on his trailer for him while he was on set. After filming that day, Chris returned to his trailer, and once again, his toilet was absolutely destroyed to the point of needing maintenance to come and unclog it, and when he talked to Dick, he told him the only person he saw entering the trailer was none other than Marlon Brando himself. When confronted by Chris, Marlon denied everything, was completely indignant, and threatened to leave the set unless I managed to not only control Chris, but make him apologize. This took some convincing, but I finally managed to get everyone calmed down, Chris apologized, and we got back to work. Though he vehemently denied it, I believe it was indeed Brando who was destroying Chris's toilet, as after the on set incident, it stopped. >Richard Donner 2005 AFI interview
This homosexual is just jealous that he never had a hot dog mobile like Brando.
>Marlon Brando had a used Volkswagen Beetle he purchased and used solely for late night runs to Pink's hot dog stand on Melrose and La Brea. The inconspicuous red beetle was parked at a sympathetic neighbors home near Brando's Hollywood hills residence in order to conceal Brando's late night snack runs from his second wife, Movita. Brando would sneak out of his home, walk to his parked car, and drive down to the hot dog stand where he would reportedly order a dozen or more hot dogs at each visit. Eventually, the neighbor had to call the authorities and have the Brando hot dog beetle removed from their property as Brando would simply toss the waste into the back seat, resulting in a beetle filled with countless soiled hot dog wrappers, and hundreds of partially consumed hot dog parts all rotting in the back seat of the car. The smell of rotting hot dogs eventually became overwhelming, however, Brando continued to use the car regardless, and failed to either clean or remove the car from the premises, resulting in the need for police to intervene on behalf of the neighbor to remove the car. >Long time associate and character actor T.H. >True Hollywood Tales 1997
Its crazy how I'm better looking than both these guys. Also if you wanna know all the Brando lore he spills the spaghetti in his autobiography Songs my Mother Taught Me.
Its a good book but Brando hated his dad cuz he drank too much and he was basically a mama's boy. But he also had a pet Raccoon that he related to on a really profound level.
He's just talking shit because he never found out who kept clogging up his shitter while filming Inglorious Basturds. >(it was Brad Pitt)
>Marlon was a practical joker, but would always try to remain anonymous and act like he was above such things. One day while filming Superman (1978) Chris (Reeve) arrived on set absolutely furious, and when I asked him what was wrong, he pointed right at Brando and said "..it was HIM! HE did it! He's the one!". While Brando stood there looking at Chris nonplussed, I took him aside and asked him to explain what was going on, and he told me that somebody had been sneaking into his trailer, using his toilet, and leaving an enormous load of human waste for Chris to find later, which would then end up polluting his entire trailer. He said he thought it might have been one of the crew, so he had Dick (Liebegott) keep an eye on his trailer for him while he was on set. After filming that day, Chris returned to his trailer, and once again, his toilet was absolutely destroyed to the point of needing maintenance to come and unclog it, and when he talked to Dick, he told him the only person he saw entering the trailer was none other than Marlon Brando himself. When confronted by Chris, Marlon denied everything, was completely indignant, and threatened to leave the set unless I managed to not only control Chris, but make him apologize. This took some convincing, but I finally managed to get everyone calmed down, Chris apologized, and we got back to work. Though he vehemently denied it, I believe it was indeed Brando who was destroying Chris's toilet, as after the on set incident, it stopped. >Richard Donner 2005 AFI interview
Should have just knocked his fat arse the frick out, see how funny he thought that was. What a wienersucker.
And are y'all shocked when methodgays like Leto are doing their stupid on-set Joker 'muh pranks' when it's just moronic gay shit? Shit that isn't even lulz trolling by Cinemaphile standards.
>I sent you a dead rat! I R Jokr!
Yeah, hilarious you self-absorbed pathetic homosexual. kys
>I sent you a dead rat! I R Jokr!
Harrassment of co-workers, everyone involved should sue/be sued, and if the actors guild can't ban actors for shit like this there's no point for it to exist
It's always the same. People will find someone to idolize and then they can do anything they want and everyone will pretend it's an act of God. Both Kinski and Brando were great actors, but god damn it if people aren't keen to broil their semen and consume it as fried egg-white. We are pathetic as humans like that.
Had a buddy that ended up a pretty successful commercial actor. I'm pretty sure Waltz isn't being jealous here. In LA acting circles people are obnoxious with the Brando references. Americans are highly obsequious with that sort of culture so I can imagine a foreigner being like who gives a frick? And even if he wasn't foreign he's right.
People probs think he's Mr Scary Man because he's most well-known for playing Mr Scary Man in that Tarantino movie, when he's just a skilled actor who turns up and can turn it on and off, because he's not caught up in that mid-to-late-20th-century Hollywood myth (sales pitch, really) of the "the more intense and possessed by a role the better the actor is".
How do you know it was random? He was probably asked directly "whaddya think of Brando? Wasn't the greatest ever?" And he's like "why does everyone keep saying that?"
I read (most of) the interview. It's just a conversation between the Three Billboards/X-Men First Class Guy. Here are the bullet points >Waltz: Tell me about dogs. I like dogs. >redhead: Dogs are hard to work with. I stuck my nose in a dog's butthole on set once.[Unintelligible comment about Brando]. >>some stuff about dogs not following the script exactly sometimes being better than the script >redhead: I saw BTS footage of The Score and Brando did a bunch of takes. How selfish of him, right? >Waltz: It's his 100th birthday by the way. >Waltz: I saw two articles about it and it passed me off. >Waltz: [long rant about how he hates Brando, resents Brando's popularity, and thinks Brando was a shit actor in everything (examples cited)]
So Brando was brought up randomly but not by him, but his outrage is pretty random. I'm more interested in why the other guy felt putting his nose in dog ass was a necessary thing.
>Have to listen to the 'muh Brando' shit your whole fricking life and career >finally succeed and someone ask your opinion on shit citing Brando >finally in a position to push back on the moronic narrative >"Yeah, frick that guy". >herp derp coping and seething!!!!
Frick off.
You know how much shit that fat frick has ruined with his moronic bullshit? And then you have other homosexuals emulating him and ruining even more shit? Brando can get fricked.
man that guy on the left has the weirdest chin, why it is bent to the side?? during inglorious bastards I wanted to reach into the screen and grip that chin and just forcefully snap it into place, make it straight.
I paused on moments where the camera had a profile shot of his face's left side, his chin looks fine and perfect, theres a neat dent right on it too, but on the right side it looks like a banana, I don't know what. I want to nail him down and fix that chin
"Greatest actor" is a difficult thing to define. A tv show actor who perfectly captures his character can be truly great, so great that they can never escape that particular role.
This, great actors aren't real. An actor is either perfectly fitted for a particular role or he isn't, and that includes not only his acting but also his physical characteristics.
>added so much depth to a garbage capeshit villain that he was brought back as different characters at least 10 times and his original character was written back to life at least twice >no other roles to speak of
He was Ed. The bowling alley lawyer. A show with one great season and then the writers just made absolute garbage for the other 2 until it was unceremoniously canceled. It was basically west world but 20 years ago in terms of trajectory
And here I thought I was the only one here who watched it back in the day. 100% agree. The supporting cast was also extremely promising. Two decades later I can say it's weird how most of their careers turned out. Just another testament that the industry is a huge crapshoot.
Hahah, what a ridiculous Cope. Hackman comes the closest but still doesn't compare. Defoe has become reddit and is overrated because he's the only moderately talented actor in nu-Hollywood.
The Lighthouse was an awful movie for plebs who don't think its novel to have a movie be in black and white. Dafoe hasn't been in anything good for over a decade.
Look Back in Anger, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, etc. are all masterpieces. You don't know what you're talking about and probably have only seen him in his crappy Hollywood movies.
The only one of these where he is good is Virginia woolf, In spy he is okay in everything else he is horrible. He's handsome and has a good voice, that's it.
You haven't seen those movies, you're talking out of your ass. So why would you want to assert your opinion so forcefully about something you know nothing about?
Just watch Look Back in Anger and tell me he's a bad actor.
Burton doesn't utter one single non-artificial line in the entire film. He is a theatre ACTOR of the worst kind. Dusty, quaint, showy acting in capital letters. A fraud.
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I specifically singled out Look Back in Anger because it is the most authentic performance of his life. You haven't seen the movie, you just keep exposing yourself. What IS valuable in Burton is that he's a theatre actor, but what has an effect in the theatre doesn't always on film, so when he's one of the greats in Shakespeare many of his film performances seem awful. But Look Back in Anger is not one of them, it is a truly great performance.
Burton said that it would take him a couple of weeks to get into and develop a role, and he would subconsciously adopt a temperament and emotional state like the character. That is the mark of a true actor. And you can see he is expressing real emotion on the stage, it's just that it's framed by a mastery of what to do.
>Richard Burton
I love him and Peter O'tooles drinking stories...there are A LOT
Both Burton and O'Toole won Oscar nominations for Becket but said they were drunk throughout most of the shooting. While shooting The Lion in Winter, O'Toole cut off the top of his finger in a boating accident. He dropped the finger in some brandy before pushing it back into place and wrapping with a bandage
>“Now it’s Brando’s 100th birthday. I read two articles and I found them both really annoying, and this posthumous sanctification […] to make him […] a mythology,” Waltz told Interview magazine while in conversation with Caleb Landry Jones. “And it’s ridiculous, because he was a ham.” >Waltz added of Brando, “In the beginning he was fantastic. No one had ever seen anything like it.” >However, Waltz also called Brando’s performance in “The Missouri Breaks” “difficult to watch.” He added that Brando’s reputation of being “difficult” on sets, or accusations of inappropriate conduct on the set of “The Last Tango in Paris,” did not affect his perspective on Brando’s acting ability. >“I don’t care about that one bit,” Waltz said when Jones referenced Brando’s alleged “difficult” professional demeanor.
It's true. No one ever describes in detail Brando's acting, they just shoot out the typical cliches about the method. Because if they did really evaluate his acting in each movie they would have to recognise the flaws and limits as well.
This. Brando worship is out of hand and entirely unexamined, his good work can't be appreciated on it's own merits.
It's the same boomer mindset that sanctify The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix as unsurpassable
Nicholson relies too much on being zanny and expressive, like Jim Carrey. They are literally perfect for the roles they are made for so it's easy to think they are impossible to beat but other than that they are very average. Brando mogs
Nicholson undeniably is better than De Niro. That is such an easy thing to demonstrate. Meanwhile Brando idolators can't actually explain why he is le greatest beyond using brain-washed slogans.
>He can make any role work
The bare minimum for any flexible actor, especially Shakespearians with the diversity of their roles. That doesn't put anyone in contention for the greatest actor of all time.
Meryl Streep seems to me like one of the ladies who just need to get fricked real hard. Like animalistically fricked.
Exactly. Streep is the female equivalent of the same bullshit. She's nothing special but was in a couple of successful films early on and playing feminist roles and shit, so that political sector praised everything she did, she played into it, and it just snowballed into ridiculous levels of self-fellating nonsense.
Sometimes these fricks get trapped in their own bubble, like I thought the Hermione kid was a great choice in Harry Potter, but look what they turned the actress herself into. Listening to her talk is like listening to Greta Thunberg's moronic opinions - she's just hotter.
>daniel day lewis
possibly the most overrated actor ever. He's good to very good in some of his earliest roles, The Bounty, Last of the mohicans, but after becoming popular and winning awards, he became the epitome of I'M LE ACTING!!! Just screaming and making ridiculous faces as if he's a clown in a circus. awful
Why is Brando so famous anyway? He was a piece of shit by the time he appeared in Apocalypse Now and A Streetcar Named Desire is barely something to write home about.
This homosexual is just jealous that he never had a hot dog mobile like Brando.
>Marlon Brando had a used Volkswagen Beetle he purchased and used solely for late night runs to Pink's hot dog stand on Melrose and La Brea. The inconspicuous red beetle was parked at a sympathetic neighbors home near Brando's Hollywood hills residence in order to conceal Brando's late night snack runs from his second wife, Movita. Brando would sneak out of his home, walk to his parked car, and drive down to the hot dog stand where he would reportedly order a dozen or more hot dogs at each visit. Eventually, the neighbor had to call the authorities and have the Brando hot dog beetle removed from their property as Brando would simply toss the waste into the back seat, resulting in a beetle filled with countless soiled hot dog wrappers, and hundreds of partially consumed hot dog parts all rotting in the back seat of the car. The smell of rotting hot dogs eventually became overwhelming, however, Brando continued to use the car regardless, and failed to either clean or remove the car from the premises, resulting in the need for police to intervene on behalf of the neighbor to remove the car. >Long time associate and character actor T.H. >True Hollywood Tales 1997
>[having been called a drunk by Michael Caine] The point about Michael is that he can say what he likes, I don't mind him opening his mouth and shooting off. I don't care what he says. But don't characterize Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole and me as drunks as if that's all we achieved in our life, because he could live 20 fricking lives and he couldn't achieve as much as we three have achieved.
If you watch previous movies you will notice that the actors are loud, that's because they were still trained as theater actors. Until Brando showed up who was insecure about his b***hy voice.
Hes the biggest good goy who ever lived.
His worship of israelites could only rivaled by how fat he got.
Brando is another hollywood myth of a "megastar", nobody under 50 know or watched any movies with him.
While he was alive he was mostly known as insufferable political activist who wanted to put commies in charge, yet somehow is remembered as a big actor.
>this is your brain on tikttok. lmao kid, im almost 30 and i watched some of brando's movies. maybe drop the skibidy toilet zoomer.
Did you try to stop being a mental boomer?
Not everybody watches shitty old movies as a hobby, outside of godfather if you are a huge movie nerd nobody will watch shit with him, especially not pretentious war propaganda like apocalypse now.
israelite media will try to keep his name around for few more years, but its pointless, nobody young gives a frick.
Eat shit you twat, Brandon was one of biggest political activist celebrity of his time, i would say calling out his israelite worship and how he helped to sway elections is in order.
>nobody young gives a frick.
why's that a bad thing? what do zoomers care about anyway? dick riding the current trend then hoping onto the next one? thats what you gays do all the time. kys
Oh sorry that they dont care about your goyslop as much. If you think tik tok is any worse than the brain rot that TV and movie degeneracy then you are insane.
Sitting your fat ass in front of a tv consuming the current propaganda in movie form isnt an accomplishment. At lest people on Tik Tok are funny.
they are 10x better than millennials who are the worst generation behind baby boomers
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Shut the frick up
Zoomers are absolutely the most conformist braindead morons who have ever walked the earth. They are totally incapable of thinking outside of ideology or consumerism.
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ah yeah, after boomers sell them to china and israelites
yep, zoomers who arent even in power politically yet are the bad ones....
everything thats shit about media today is 100% on milenials
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>"you are incapable of thinking outside of ideology" >replies with /misc/ brainrot
>nobody young gives a frick.
why's that a bad thing? what do zoomers care about anyway? dick riding the current trend then hoping onto the next one? thats what you gays do all the time. kys
Movies can have different baseline/tone for realism. Waltz's best known roles have a heightened or "elevated" tone that don't require him to be gritty or "lived in". Both approach have merits, so Brando doesn't have to be the only way or "best" (other than postwar dominance of American culture/military.) There is no "best" just like you don't have paintings or writings in only one style.
I come to the conclusion that he is one of the worst things to have happened to cinama. All the obsession with realism and stupid method acting in western cinema started with his stupid fricking monologue on A Car Named Desire.
what are the best Brando roles/kinos? I've seen Godfather of course, Last Tango, Waterfront, and Mutiny on the Bounty. I was more impressed with his performance in Mutiny I think than others. I have Julius Caesar, but haven't watched it yet.
>During the casting of The Score (2001), director Frank Oz visited Marlon Brando's home and offered the actor $3 million to play the role of a gay master thief. Brando agreed. When he showed up on the set with day-glo makeup and a full-blown lisp, however, Oz delicately explained that he was looking for a more subtle portrayal of homosexuality. Brando responded with a typical mumbled profanity and refused to work if Oz was present. "I bet you wish I was a puppet," he told the director, "so you could stick your hand up my ass and make me do what you want!"
>Brando’s diet circa 1950 consisted “mainly of junk food, usually take-out Chinese or peanut butter, which he consumed by the jarful.” By the mid-’50s he was renowned for eating boxes of Mallomars and cinnamon buns, washing them down with a quart of milk >Brando would have “two steaks, potatoes, two apple pies a la mode and a quart of milk” for dinner, necessitating constant altering of his costumes. >In the late ’80s Brando was spotted regularly buying ice cream from a Beverly Hills ice cream shop—five gallons at a time. >a reported Brando snack was a pound of cooked bacon shoved into an entire loaf of bread.
For me it's stories of the drunk of hollywood that are the most fun
Oliver Reed, for instance: Filming the 1973 adventure The Three Musketeers in Madrid, the cast and crew were staying in an expensive hotel with an ornate fishpond in the dining room, full of koi — the overgrown goldfish often seen lazing about in ponds in Japanese gardens and public parks.
"In the dead of night one evening, Oliver Reed came down and stole the fish from the ornamental pond," Sellers says. "[He] put the fish in his bathtub and spent all night with some carrots, shaping the carrots into the shape of fish. And then he went down and put the carrots into the pond, and then went to bed."
Next morning, Reed arrives in the dining room and says "Good morning" to everybody — and then he dove into the pond and started eating what the diners thought were live fish. The manager called the police. Reed was escorted out of the building, shouting, "You can't touch me, I'm a Musketeer!"
When they were at their peaks, these men "had huge responsibility on their shoulders as the star of a film," Sellers acknowledges. "But there were the odd days. ... There's a wonderful story where O'Toole was making a film at Shepperton, or Pinewood — one of the big studios here in England. And they said, 'OK, we don't need you for an hour, Peter, off you go, we're lighting the next scene.' "
When they were ready for O'Toole, the assistant charged with fetching him went to the star's dressing room only to find it empty.
"There was no sign of Peter at all," Sellers says. "Gone. Vanished. He looked around the dressing room, and the television was on. And it was covering a local horse race — and this is God's truth — and the camera zoomed into the crowd and Peter O'Toole was actually in the crowd."
The star of the film had bolted from the studio and gotten a cab to the local racecourse.
"And this poor assistant had to go back, and said, 'He's at the local races,' " Sellers says. " 'How do you know that?' 'He's actually on the television, cheering the winner.' "
O'Toole and Peter Finch, the Australian actor and another heavy drinker, were once refused a drink in a pub in Ireland because it was after closing time. The stars wrote out a cheque to buy the pub. The landlord never cashed it and the three became friends.
After the landlord's death O'Toole and Finch were invited to the funeral and stood sobbing as their friend was lowered into the ground only to realise that they were at the wrong funeral – their friend was being buried 100 yards away.
Brando was a fat sociopathic degenerate homosexual. Only boomers and theater kids care about him. Waltz is right. No one loves hearing about some over rated butthole who phoned it in for most of his roles and talking about fricking animals.
Brando is the greatest actor that ever lived. Waltz will never be mentioned in that conversation. He is seething and coping.
>Brando is the greatest actor that ever lived
Lol, Americans for you. Do you enjoy your Hollywood slop culture?
Yes
Who is the greatest actor that ever lived
Christoph Waltz (not me, just saying)
>Who is the greatest actor that ever lived
easy
>le crazy guy
Yawn. He was quite a prolific “slop culture” actor fyi.
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Screen presence is unmatched but to call him the BEST actor doesn't account for how much range matters.
Willem Dafoe
Dustin Hoffman or Jack Nicholson
Lmao, Hoffman compared with Brando and Nicholson is a joke.
Hoffman is mediocre and his acting is embarrassing to watch in many of his roles
David Garrick.
Gary Oldman, and he's still alive
Jesus
>Who is the greatest actor that ever lived
Forbes-Robertson.
Mads Mikkelson
He's so great you can't even spell his name right.
>t. terminal type cast actor
Richard Burton
Method acting done correctly is just good preparation + going the extra mile to immerse yourself pre-production & off set, the rest is MK ULTRA and gooning.
>Method acting done correctly is just good preparation + going the extra mile to immerse yourself pre-production & off set
Nah, method acting is different. They're not just immersing themselves in the character, they have to instead take on every little mannerism and way of thinking and put themselves in the position of their character in the most uninteresting ways. Method acting is just one 'method' of acting that can just as easily produce garbage as gold, because even though it molds the style of acting, at the end of the day acting is the product of natural talent and intuition. All acting done correctly involves good preparation and going the extra mile to immerse yourself.
Tom Cruise.
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Daniel Day-Lewis
Nicholas Cage unironically
You can have an irredeemable piece of shit movie and simply put Cage in it and it becomes entertaining just for his performance alone
There's no one else who could carry a movie like that
George C Scott
Buster Keaton was better than most of the responses so far
me
no one knows what sort of deranged shit I've done in my life. even my mother thinks that I'm normal.
you will never know.
Sir Laurence Olivier
Vincent Price
Paul Dano
Alec Guinness, followed closely by Claude Rains
HDS hands down.
So all these old actors lived around Taos NM. Hopper, nicholson. Julia Roberts and HDS. Probably 5 years before he died HDS rolls up in this 70s oldmobile and this smoke show gets out of the passenger seat. He still had it.
Adam Sandler
Charles Bronson
peter o'toole
Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin
probably Elvis if you count him as actor
Lon Chaney
Clint Eastwood and The Goose
Vincent Gallo, who also happens to be the greatest director that ever lived.
Barack Hussein Obama. Think about it logically.
Actually, yeah. I was gonna respond suggesting another politician but nobody projected and successfully maintained such a vastly different public image in contrast to their true actions and intentions as Obama. Plenty of politicians deceive, but none landed that deceit so convincingly.
Werner Krauß
Unironically? Sean Connery
jared leto
Cary Grant
Still trying to be him whenever I'm on the public despite me being 5'7, dressed with t and short and some jogging shoes, but hey, atleast I'm a little bit Cinemaphile haha...
ha... ha...
How was it that easy for me to tell you're British? Your cultural contributions are highly overrated and a footnote at best
but Waltz is only known for Hollywood slop, unlike Brando who did much more
Wrong. Everyone is going to remember him for Inglorious Basterds, regardless of what you think of him or that movie
I remember the nazi character, not the actor. Nobody's going to look up his other works. People look at Brandon's imdb page to see his other movies.
I literally forgot that movie existed until you just brought it up.
>Everyone is going to remember him for Inglorious Basterds,
All I remember is him holding up 3 fingers. A great performance has to go with a great role for it to be memorable.
That wasn't even Waltz, thus proving your point. Brando wins again.
only teens and edgy 20 somethings care about or remember muh ebic and quirky post-2000 Tarantino shit.
Who? What? Oh I had to google both. Taranfloppo sloppo... must be a shitty Europoor actor. kek.
This, Chris is great but it keeps him up at night that he can never be Marlon
>muh court jester is funnier than yours!
who cares
Are you moronic? Why wouldn’t you want to have the funniest court jester?
Waltz is incredibly talented
at speaking in an awful accent. Schwarzenegger has more range.
Waltz was in a kino with Sarah Gadon. Brando never was.
>Brando is one of the most overracted actors that ever lived
ftfy
Imagine prime Brando in a Tarantino movie
Probably the only white guy that could pull off Jules.
Brando didn’t memories lines Quentin would have had none of him
The last generation that Brando mattered to was boomers
Boomer here, Brando was always overrated as frick, and I always hated his shit. I prayed to Jesus to kill him every single day, just so I no longer had to listen to this bullshit about him being so fricking great. Frick Brando.
Hi Waltz you are a sloppy actor with one hit wonder movie
huh... I always thought Brando did alot more.
I think the only thing on the list I've seen and liked is Guys and Dolls.
Waltz is a phony that couldn't eat 51 eggs.
>Brando was very competitive, and in 1968 he appeared at a party celebrating Oscar nominations in which Paul Newman was in attendance with his wife Joanne Woodward. Brando approached Newman and began a conversation that eventually became very heated, resulting in Brando being heard shouting at Newman "You're a phony!" and walking away.
>Later that evening Brando stood on a table and challenged Newman to an egg eating contest, which was what the character Newman played in "Cool Hand Luke" was depicted doing in his recent film. Newman ignored this challenge.
>Undeterred, Brando had somebody from his entourage bring him dozens of hard boiled eggs, and started the competition without Newman. He kept count loudly as he ate the eggs, while mocking and insulting Newman constantly, "21 Newman! 21 eggs! You can't eat 21 eggs Newman! You're a phony, and I'm better than you Newman!"
>Eventually, Brando consumed 51 eggs before being removed from the party, 1 more than Newman's character did in Cool Hand Luke. As he was being escorted out, he reportedly said "I beat you Newman! 51 eggs! You couldn't eat 51 eggs Newman, because you're a phony. I'm better than you Newman and I always will be! Don't you ever forget that!"
>True Hollywood Tales 1997
>You're a phony!
>A big fat phony!
>you have to eat all the eggs
Why did he have to eat all 51 eggs? Couldn't he have, perhaps, acted?
Biggest btfo of method acting in history
No, this is.
method to his madness, like klaus kinski minus the psychopathic tendencies and violence
There's acting and then there's being a phony. To act is to bring a realistic performance to the screen. If you can't eat 50 eggs, how can the audience be expected to believe your performance? Brando was in the right.
It's called acting
Right-o phony. I watch a guy eat 50 eggs in 20 takes vs 51 eggs right in front of me I'm going to know the difference.
But watching a man eat 51 eggs in front of you might be less entertaining and a lot more disgusting. The real thing is not always more entertaining, otherwise fiction wouldn't exist.
Or you could just get better at acting so you wouldn't have LARP 24/7 to manage to stumble your way through a role like a talentless cringelord hack. Professionals can switch it off at will, morons have to immerse themselves in it.
Who gives a frick how many eggs someone can eat? If the quality of the thing depends on people Really believing that the butthole in the frame just ate 51 eggs what kind of movie is this anyway?
A real actor BECOMES the character, they don't PRETEND to be the character. b***h.
Thanks to this kind of attitude we can only have people playing themselves anymore.
>doesn't understand what becoming a character actually means
Uh, you mean, like, uh, ACTING?
Acting is literally pretending to be somebody else. If you're good you can just do that and then go home like regular old you. You don't need to kill somebody to act a gangster role. You just need to be good at acting. Everything else is bullshit to sell the movie.
>Acting is literally pretending to be somebody else.
Trannies "pretend" to be what they can never be, and so do shitty actors.
>trannies out of nowhere
To be fair I can see how you could get into a certain headspace, like you're playing Vic motherfricking Mackey during the day, go home and step on one of your kid's Legos in bare feet, so you jump the couch, beat the shit out of them, and hold them at gunpoint with a waterpistol, before coming to your senses. Chiklis talked about that kind of shit - though he didn't literally do that or anything.
But I've got more respect for actors who can turn their character on and off - even in-between takes. Having to actually turn into the character seems like the less professional way of doing it, like an actual cop who can't be professional and takes everything personally. At any rate, I can certainly see why Method Actors might get less respect from their non-method colleagues - especially if their shit is disrupting/annoying, an in particular to point of good ol' fashioned Prima Donna shit - which is Brando in a nutshell.
A normal person dealing with that homosexual in the street wouldn't put up with his crap, and tell him to stop mumblefricking and speak up or whatever. Once you're so much of a c**t normal people wouldn't put up with your bullshit, you have a problem.
>But I've got more respect for actors who can
Create believable characters. Harry Dean Stanton always seemed to come off like a complete fricking butthole in interviews, but the characters he created on film were always based as frick.
Except method is restrictive, it reduces acting to superficial, everyday social interactions. Always 'how would i act in this scenario', so you get the same exact type of acting all the time.
>Except method is...
Reality. So suspension of disbelief is possible, making the story more believable and enjoyable, as it seems real, rather than fake, like an elementary school play.
You realise actors have always done this? Jesus methodtroons are unbelievably stupid. You people don't know the first thing about acting yet you watch your goyslop for fat Americans and praise it as the greatest ever.
William H Macy's method is the way to go.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Practical_aesthetics
Didn't know about this, interesting but it's just some actor's own method. It seems to dice up the aspects of acting too much for me. Makes it too practical, and all those actors only ever do is fulfil the requirements of the scene, never anything exemplary.
So Brando didn't understand the concept of acting?
>didn't understand the concept of acting?
"Acting" is what children and women do. Professionals BECOME the character. b***h.
Newman was always cooler. Brando was a moron.
Please post more Brando stories
If that fricking fatso wanted to stuff his face with eggs he should have just asked instead of doing all that ruse.
Based succulent meal Chad Brando escorted out of the premises vs btfod Cucked Newman
Brando was a gay Paul Newman is walking kino you zoomer frick
>you have to eat all the eggs
No freaking way, Lois!
top zozzle
Its crazy how I'm better looking than both these guys. Also if you wanna know all the Brando lore he spills the spaghetti in his autobiography Songs my Mother Taught Me.
Its a good book but Brando hated his dad cuz he drank too much and he was basically a mama's boy. But he also had a pet Raccoon that he related to on a really profound level.
He's just talking shit because he never found out who kept clogging up his shitter while filming Inglorious Basturds.
>(it was Brad Pitt)
>Marlon was a practical joker, but would always try to remain anonymous and act like he was above such things. One day while filming Superman (1978) Chris (Reeve) arrived on set absolutely furious, and when I asked him what was wrong, he pointed right at Brando and said "..it was HIM! HE did it! He's the one!". While Brando stood there looking at Chris nonplussed, I took him aside and asked him to explain what was going on, and he told me that somebody had been sneaking into his trailer, using his toilet, and leaving an enormous load of human waste for Chris to find later, which would then end up polluting his entire trailer. He said he thought it might have been one of the crew, so he had Dick (Liebegott) keep an eye on his trailer for him while he was on set. After filming that day, Chris returned to his trailer, and once again, his toilet was absolutely destroyed to the point of needing maintenance to come and unclog it, and when he talked to Dick, he told him the only person he saw entering the trailer was none other than Marlon Brando himself. When confronted by Chris, Marlon denied everything, was completely indignant, and threatened to leave the set unless I managed to not only control Chris, but make him apologize. This took some convincing, but I finally managed to get everyone calmed down, Chris apologized, and we got back to work. Though he vehemently denied it, I believe it was indeed Brando who was destroying Chris's toilet, as after the on set incident, it stopped.
>Richard Donner 2005 AFI interview
Brando was a classic ribmaster
Should have just knocked his fat arse the frick out, see how funny he thought that was. What a wienersucker.
And are y'all shocked when methodgays like Leto are doing their stupid on-set Joker 'muh pranks' when it's just moronic gay shit? Shit that isn't even lulz trolling by Cinemaphile standards.
>I sent you a dead rat! I R Jokr!
Yeah, hilarious you self-absorbed pathetic homosexual. kys
trolled softly
Leto Joker trolled you by proxy, look at this absolute seethe
lol why are even seething about dumb shit like this?
>I sent you a dead rat! I R Jokr!
Harrassment of co-workers, everyone involved should sue/be sued, and if the actors guild can't ban actors for shit like this there's no point for it to exist
t. australian nobody with a dead career
Brando is the American Klaus Kinski. Glad someone is willing to punch holes in the myth because it's so obnoxious
i dont remember brando raping preteens tho.
Didn't Brando rape a girl for a movie?
no they didn't tell her about the rape scene however and sprung it on her when she was on set so they could get her genuine reaction I suppose.
old enough for kisses
Klaus is the greatest though.
Brando had a coalburner daughter?
Obsessed
It's always the same. People will find someone to idolize and then they can do anything they want and everyone will pretend it's an act of God. Both Kinski and Brando were great actors, but god damn it if people aren't keen to broil their semen and consume it as fried egg-white. We are pathetic as humans like that.
Had a buddy that ended up a pretty successful commercial actor. I'm pretty sure Waltz isn't being jealous here. In LA acting circles people are obnoxious with the Brando references. Americans are highly obsequious with that sort of culture so I can imagine a foreigner being like who gives a frick? And even if he wasn't foreign he's right.
He means the "myth of extreme method".
People probs think he's Mr Scary Man because he's most well-known for playing Mr Scary Man in that Tarantino movie, when he's just a skilled actor who turns up and can turn it on and off, because he's not caught up in that mid-to-late-20th-century Hollywood myth (sales pitch, really) of the "the more intense and possessed by a role the better the actor is".
Wasn't Laurence Olivier basically dunking on Dustin Hoffmann because of that?
Something along the lines of "How about you just ACT, dude".
Imagine being annoyed and assblasted enough to make a statement about it randomly though. kek what a seething fricking b***h
How do you know it was random? He was probably asked directly "whaddya think of Brando? Wasn't the greatest ever?" And he's like "why does everyone keep saying that?"
I read (most of) the interview. It's just a conversation between the Three Billboards/X-Men First Class Guy. Here are the bullet points
>Waltz: Tell me about dogs. I like dogs.
>redhead: Dogs are hard to work with. I stuck my nose in a dog's butthole on set once.[Unintelligible comment about Brando].
>>some stuff about dogs not following the script exactly sometimes being better than the script
>redhead: I saw BTS footage of The Score and Brando did a bunch of takes. How selfish of him, right?
>Waltz: It's his 100th birthday by the way.
>Waltz: I saw two articles about it and it passed me off.
>Waltz: [long rant about how he hates Brando, resents Brando's popularity, and thinks Brando was a shit actor in everything (examples cited)]
So Brando was brought up randomly but not by him, but his outrage is pretty random. I'm more interested in why the other guy felt putting his nose in dog ass was a necessary thing.
>Have to listen to the 'muh Brando' shit your whole fricking life and career
>finally succeed and someone ask your opinion on shit citing Brando
>finally in a position to push back on the moronic narrative
>"Yeah, frick that guy".
>herp derp coping and seething!!!!
Frick off.
You know how much shit that fat frick has ruined with his moronic bullshit? And then you have other homosexuals emulating him and ruining even more shit? Brando can get fricked.
yes
I hate all the boomer meme actor / actresses
they are not even as good looking as people say. meme french actors mog them
Waltz is a gimmicky gay who made it from being in two live action cartoon Tarantula slops and has a fraction of Brando's talent. He's a homosexual.
>Tarantula
man that guy on the left has the weirdest chin, why it is bent to the side?? during inglorious bastards I wanted to reach into the screen and grip that chin and just forcefully snap it into place, make it straight.
I paused on moments where the camera had a profile shot of his face's left side, his chin looks fine and perfect, theres a neat dent right on it too, but on the right side it looks like a banana, I don't know what. I want to nail him down and fix that chin
Waltz was married to a israeli woman for years so this is just him kveching even if he doesn't do it consciously
"Greatest actor" is a difficult thing to define. A tv show actor who perfectly captures his character can be truly great, so great that they can never escape that particular role.
One-trick ponies can by definition not be the "greatest actors". They can be the greatest cast, maybe.
This, great actors aren't real. An actor is either perfectly fitted for a particular role or he isn't, and that includes not only his acting but also his physical characteristics.
>added so much depth to a garbage capeshit villain that he was brought back as different characters at least 10 times and his original character was written back to life at least twice
>no other roles to speak of
Excuse you. That's JD's brother.
What capeshit villain?
Reverse Flash in CWs The Flash. His performance carried season 1.
He was Ed. The bowling alley lawyer. A show with one great season and then the writers just made absolute garbage for the other 2 until it was unceremoniously canceled. It was basically west world but 20 years ago in terms of trajectory
And here I thought I was the only one here who watched it back in the day. 100% agree. The supporting cast was also extremely promising. Two decades later I can say it's weird how most of their careers turned out. Just another testament that the industry is a huge crapshoot.
Yes
/tv/is all over cheap marketing bullshit just because it's old
Not a single American actor can compare with these four.
Keanu, Patrick Wilson, Nolte, Chris Pine
Who?
Burton, Reed, Harris, O'Toole
Steve Mcqueen, Kurt Russel, Gene Hackman, and Willem Defoe will make all those homosexuals prison b***hes.
Hahah, what a ridiculous Cope. Hackman comes the closest but still doesn't compare. Defoe has become reddit and is overrated because he's the only moderately talented actor in nu-Hollywood.
Seethe more
Cope.
The Lighthouse was an awful movie for plebs who don't think its novel to have a movie be in black and white. Dafoe hasn't been in anything good for over a decade.
You must be joking, Richard Burton had exactly one single part where he was anything close to believable. He was an overacting, alcoholic cheeseball
Look Back in Anger, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, etc. are all masterpieces. You don't know what you're talking about and probably have only seen him in his crappy Hollywood movies.
The only one of these where he is good is Virginia woolf, In spy he is okay in everything else he is horrible. He's handsome and has a good voice, that's it.
You haven't seen those movies, you're talking out of your ass. So why would you want to assert your opinion so forcefully about something you know nothing about?
Just watch Look Back in Anger and tell me he's a bad actor.
OK, thanks.
Burton doesn't utter one single non-artificial line in the entire film. He is a theatre ACTOR of the worst kind. Dusty, quaint, showy acting in capital letters. A fraud.
I specifically singled out Look Back in Anger because it is the most authentic performance of his life. You haven't seen the movie, you just keep exposing yourself. What IS valuable in Burton is that he's a theatre actor, but what has an effect in the theatre doesn't always on film, so when he's one of the greats in Shakespeare many of his film performances seem awful. But Look Back in Anger is not one of them, it is a truly great performance.
Burton said that it would take him a couple of weeks to get into and develop a role, and he would subconsciously adopt a temperament and emotional state like the character. That is the mark of a true actor. And you can see he is expressing real emotion on the stage, it's just that it's framed by a mastery of what to do.
>Richard Burton
I love him and Peter O'tooles drinking stories...there are A LOT
Both Burton and O'Toole won Oscar nominations for Becket but said they were drunk throughout most of the shooting. While shooting The Lion in Winter, O'Toole cut off the top of his finger in a boating accident. He dropped the finger in some brandy before pushing it back into place and wrapping with a bandage
>No American actor could drink as much as these four
Fixed.
Based. Brando was a great actor with a somewhat interesting life but people talk of him like he's jesus fricking christ or something.
>“Now it’s Brando’s 100th birthday. I read two articles and I found them both really annoying, and this posthumous sanctification […] to make him […] a mythology,” Waltz told Interview magazine while in conversation with Caleb Landry Jones. “And it’s ridiculous, because he was a ham.”
>Waltz added of Brando, “In the beginning he was fantastic. No one had ever seen anything like it.”
>However, Waltz also called Brando’s performance in “The Missouri Breaks” “difficult to watch.” He added that Brando’s reputation of being “difficult” on sets, or accusations of inappropriate conduct on the set of “The Last Tango in Paris,” did not affect his perspective on Brando’s acting ability.
>“I don’t care about that one bit,” Waltz said when Jones referenced Brando’s alleged “difficult” professional demeanor.
oh he was a ham alright...
It's true. No one ever describes in detail Brando's acting, they just shoot out the typical cliches about the method. Because if they did really evaluate his acting in each movie they would have to recognise the flaws and limits as well.
This. Brando worship is out of hand and entirely unexamined, his good work can't be appreciated on it's own merits.
It's the same boomer mindset that sanctify The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix as unsurpassable
Who mogs who ? (at acting)
Brando has more range and higher highs but overall I just like Nicholson more
Nicholson relies too much on being zanny and expressive, like Jim Carrey. They are literally perfect for the roles they are made for so it's easy to think they are impossible to beat but other than that they are very average. Brando mogs
Jim Carrey is an excellent dramatic actor, what the frick have you been smoking?
Oh wait, you're a Brandrone lol
all his 'good' movies are just him being a crazy moron. that 23 or whatever horror shit he did is a perfect example. he sux dude
Waltz made it cool again to be a queer pretentious homosexual in film.
And who says Brando is the best? Based on what exactly?
How can someone say that Jack Nicholson is better than De Niro for example? What are the criteria?
>Jack Nicholson is better than De Niro for example? What are the criteria?
Jack actually can act instead of de nigro who just make le tough guy expression through his whole career
So having range is the criteria?
Nicholson undeniably is better than De Niro. That is such an easy thing to demonstrate. Meanwhile Brando idolators can't actually explain why he is le greatest beyond using brain-washed slogans.
>he is le greatest
He can make any role work even throught hes fat homosexual junkie who doesnt even care movie itself
>He can make any role work
The bare minimum for any flexible actor, especially Shakespearians with the diversity of their roles. That doesn't put anyone in contention for the greatest actor of all time.
Deniro had to direct this scene since brando wouldn't work with Frank Oz because he directed muppets and kept calling him Miss Piggy
yes. also, daniel day lewis and meryl streep are also grossly overrated.
Exactly. Streep is the female equivalent of the same bullshit. She's nothing special but was in a couple of successful films early on and playing feminist roles and shit, so that political sector praised everything she did, she played into it, and it just snowballed into ridiculous levels of self-fellating nonsense.
Sometimes these fricks get trapped in their own bubble, like I thought the Hermione kid was a great choice in Harry Potter, but look what they turned the actress herself into. Listening to her talk is like listening to Greta Thunberg's moronic opinions - she's just hotter.
>daniel day lewis
possibly the most overrated actor ever. He's good to very good in some of his earliest roles, The Bounty, Last of the mohicans, but after becoming popular and winning awards, he became the epitome of I'M LE ACTING!!! Just screaming and making ridiculous faces as if he's a clown in a circus. awful
Why is Brando so famous anyway? He was a piece of shit by the time he appeared in Apocalypse Now and A Streetcar Named Desire is barely something to write home about.
Meryl Streep seems to me like one of the ladies who just need to get fricked real hard. Like animalistically fricked.
Christoph Waltz is a terrible actor. Frick Tarantino for making him famous.
This homosexual is just jealous that he never had a hot dog mobile like Brando.
>Marlon Brando had a used Volkswagen Beetle he purchased and used solely for late night runs to Pink's hot dog stand on Melrose and La Brea. The inconspicuous red beetle was parked at a sympathetic neighbors home near Brando's Hollywood hills residence in order to conceal Brando's late night snack runs from his second wife, Movita. Brando would sneak out of his home, walk to his parked car, and drive down to the hot dog stand where he would reportedly order a dozen or more hot dogs at each visit. Eventually, the neighbor had to call the authorities and have the Brando hot dog beetle removed from their property as Brando would simply toss the waste into the back seat, resulting in a beetle filled with countless soiled hot dog wrappers, and hundreds of partially consumed hot dog parts all rotting in the back seat of the car. The smell of rotting hot dogs eventually became overwhelming, however, Brando continued to use the car regardless, and failed to either clean or remove the car from the premises, resulting in the need for police to intervene on behalf of the neighbor to remove the car.
>Long time associate and character actor T.H.
>True Hollywood Tales 1997
Cope is still insisting you can see the Emperor's new clothes after the kid tells everyone he's naked.
Waltz points out Brando is naked. He's obviously right. Cope and seethe Brandogays.
ALL THESPIANS ARE INHERENTLY RIDICULOUS AND ANNOYING.
Watch Guys and Dolls. He has so much screen presence it’s surreal. It’s like Sinatra, of all people, can’t get on his level the whole movie.
>[having been called a drunk by Michael Caine] The point about Michael is that he can say what he likes, I don't mind him opening his mouth and shooting off. I don't care what he says. But don't characterize Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole and me as drunks as if that's all we achieved in our life, because he could live 20 fricking lives and he couldn't achieve as much as we three have achieved.
Fallon is the champion.
lol Waltz is one to talk. If he didn’t suck Tarantinos dick he would be washing dishes for a living
Do you think Waltz was a newcomer before IB?
Is he as boring and wooden in German as he is in English?
Yes, he is not as spastic and exaggerated as american actors.
He sucks compared to other European actors.
Might as well have been
Brando
>rugged
>homosexual
>handsome
>manly
Waltz
>who?
Absolutely and I like Brando
>"I am the author of all your pain, James"
This guy was laughably bad as Blofeld
His Blofeld blows.
Brando? you mean american Klaus Kinski?
>mythology
The guy almost singlehandedly revolutionized screen acting. I think his reputation is earned.
>Brando revolutionized acting because he mumbled his lines
>Not because he was trying to hide his high-pitched shitty voice
Damn, Brando revolutionized acting by just mumbling? He really is the GOAT.
That's what boomergays believe.
If you watch previous movies you will notice that the actors are loud, that's because they were still trained as theater actors. Until Brando showed up who was insecure about his b***hy voice.
He must've been really good to go down as the greatest actor of all time while having a b***hy voice. Talk about a real underdog story.
>Christoph Waltz says
who asked?
Brando was a complete shithead and almost tanked Apocalypse Now, but he was an acting pioneer
Hes the biggest good goy who ever lived.
His worship of israelites could only rivaled by how fat he got.
Brando is another hollywood myth of a "megastar", nobody under 50 know or watched any movies with him.
While he was alive he was mostly known as insufferable political activist who wanted to put commies in charge, yet somehow is remembered as a big actor.
this is your brain on tikttok. lmao kid, im almost 30 and i watched some of brando's movies. maybe drop the skibidy toilet zoomer.
>this is your brain on tikttok. lmao kid, im almost 30 and i watched some of brando's movies. maybe drop the skibidy toilet zoomer.
Did you try to stop being a mental boomer?
Not everybody watches shitty old movies as a hobby, outside of godfather if you are a huge movie nerd nobody will watch shit with him, especially not pretentious war propaganda like apocalypse now.
israelite media will try to keep his name around for few more years, but its pointless, nobody young gives a frick.
>da jooos
just frick off leave you fricking abomination.
Eat shit you twat, Brandon was one of biggest political activist celebrity of his time, i would say calling out his israelite worship and how he helped to sway elections is in order.
Oh sorry that they dont care about your goyslop as much. If you think tik tok is any worse than the brain rot that TV and movie degeneracy then you are insane.
Sitting your fat ass in front of a tv consuming the current propaganda in movie form isnt an accomplishment. At lest people on Tik Tok are funny.
Yeesh, you are an unpleasant one, aren't you?
>durrrr at lest it are funny hehehehe
>people on Tik Tok are funny
LMAO this is your brain on the lowest form of entertainment.
Why are zoomers like this
they are 10x better than millennials who are the worst generation behind baby boomers
Shut the frick up
Zoomers are absolutely the most conformist braindead morons who have ever walked the earth. They are totally incapable of thinking outside of ideology or consumerism.
ah yeah, after boomers sell them to china and israelites
yep, zoomers who arent even in power politically yet are the bad ones....
everything thats shit about media today is 100% on milenials
>"you are incapable of thinking outside of ideology"
>replies with /misc/ brainrot
>nobody young gives a frick.
why's that a bad thing? what do zoomers care about anyway? dick riding the current trend then hoping onto the next one? thats what you gays do all the time. kys
>war propaganda like apocalypse now
Nice bait.
remember when that interview where brando criticises the israelites and now it's gone forever?
haha I wonder who was behind that clip going missing
>germanoid inferior cuck seethes against Imperial Roman Chad for no reason at all
sad many such cases
>competitive
I'm with this guy. Christopher Lee is maybe the greatest actor mentioned so far.
Sounds like a jealous manlet.
>tarantino casted him out of pity
>ACTTKUALLLYY I'M THE BEST ACTOR, MARLON BRANDO DOESN'T HAVE A THING ON ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
big talk coming from mr. reddit actor
unfathomably based. Frick Brando
>click all images with Marlon Brando
someone post it
yes
Movies can have different baseline/tone for realism. Waltz's best known roles have a heightened or "elevated" tone that don't require him to be gritty or "lived in". Both approach have merits, so Brando doesn't have to be the only way or "best" (other than postwar dominance of American culture/military.) There is no "best" just like you don't have paintings or writings in only one style.
I come to the conclusion that he is one of the worst things to have happened to cinama. All the obsession with realism and stupid method acting in western cinema started with his stupid fricking monologue on A Car Named Desire.
>cinama
i'm not a big brando fan, but waltz isn't even an actor, he's same in pretty much everything
what are the best Brando roles/kinos? I've seen Godfather of course, Last Tango, Waterfront, and Mutiny on the Bounty. I was more impressed with his performance in Mutiny I think than others. I have Julius Caesar, but haven't watched it yet.
>During the casting of The Score (2001), director Frank Oz visited Marlon Brando's home and offered the actor $3 million to play the role of a gay master thief. Brando agreed. When he showed up on the set with day-glo makeup and a full-blown lisp, however, Oz delicately explained that he was looking for a more subtle portrayal of homosexuality. Brando responded with a typical mumbled profanity and refused to work if Oz was present. "I bet you wish I was a puppet," he told the director, "so you could stick your hand up my ass and make me do what you want!"
based, all homosexuals should be portrayed with day-glo makeup and a full-blown lisp
>Frank Oz in charge of subtle homosexuality
oh nononono
Was Brando gay or not? Is there a rumor he sucked off Richard pyror?
>Godfather
>On the Waterfront
>Streetcar Named Desire
>Apocalypse Now
>Superman
Waltz is a homosexual for thinking Brando isn't the goat.
>Brando’s diet circa 1950 consisted “mainly of junk food, usually take-out Chinese or peanut butter, which he consumed by the jarful.” By the mid-’50s he was renowned for eating boxes of Mallomars and cinnamon buns, washing them down with a quart of milk
>Brando would have “two steaks, potatoes, two apple pies a la mode and a quart of milk” for dinner, necessitating constant altering of his costumes.
>In the late ’80s Brando was spotted regularly buying ice cream from a Beverly Hills ice cream shop—five gallons at a time.
>a reported Brando snack was a pound of cooked bacon shoved into an entire loaf of bread.
>life is a banquet
>peanut butter, which he consumed by the jarful
eating PB straight out of the jar with a spoon is extremely chad.
Why are Germans so autistic?. I have yet to meet an actual cool German
He's austrian.
You sound german
German? German how?
Does it really make a difference?
Go ask an austrian.
Your post implies my question would anger the austrian. I don't like angry austrians.
>I don't like angry austrians.
But austrian sounds c&a, just listen to the bus driver here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t97pEK0p-xQ
I did, they told me to throw a shrimp on a barbie and called me a "mate"
I like Gregory Peck and James Stewart
He's right.
For me it's stories of the drunk of hollywood that are the most fun
Oliver Reed, for instance: Filming the 1973 adventure The Three Musketeers in Madrid, the cast and crew were staying in an expensive hotel with an ornate fishpond in the dining room, full of koi — the overgrown goldfish often seen lazing about in ponds in Japanese gardens and public parks.
"In the dead of night one evening, Oliver Reed came down and stole the fish from the ornamental pond," Sellers says. "[He] put the fish in his bathtub and spent all night with some carrots, shaping the carrots into the shape of fish. And then he went down and put the carrots into the pond, and then went to bed."
Next morning, Reed arrives in the dining room and says "Good morning" to everybody — and then he dove into the pond and started eating what the diners thought were live fish. The manager called the police. Reed was escorted out of the building, shouting, "You can't touch me, I'm a Musketeer!"
Waltz is half israeli I guess. Self hatred for his non israeli side would explain his attitude.
When they were at their peaks, these men "had huge responsibility on their shoulders as the star of a film," Sellers acknowledges. "But there were the odd days. ... There's a wonderful story where O'Toole was making a film at Shepperton, or Pinewood — one of the big studios here in England. And they said, 'OK, we don't need you for an hour, Peter, off you go, we're lighting the next scene.' "
When they were ready for O'Toole, the assistant charged with fetching him went to the star's dressing room only to find it empty.
"There was no sign of Peter at all," Sellers says. "Gone. Vanished. He looked around the dressing room, and the television was on. And it was covering a local horse race — and this is God's truth — and the camera zoomed into the crowd and Peter O'Toole was actually in the crowd."
The star of the film had bolted from the studio and gotten a cab to the local racecourse.
"And this poor assistant had to go back, and said, 'He's at the local races,' " Sellers says. " 'How do you know that?' 'He's actually on the television, cheering the winner.' "
O'Toole and Peter Finch, the Australian actor and another heavy drinker, were once refused a drink in a pub in Ireland because it was after closing time. The stars wrote out a cheque to buy the pub. The landlord never cashed it and the three became friends.
After the landlord's death O'Toole and Finch were invited to the funeral and stood sobbing as their friend was lowered into the ground only to realise that they were at the wrong funeral – their friend was being buried 100 yards away.
Brando was a fat sociopathic degenerate homosexual. Only boomers and theater kids care about him. Waltz is right. No one loves hearing about some over rated butthole who phoned it in for most of his roles and talking about fricking animals.