Les derniers jours de Marlon Brando

Dans ses derniers jours, Marlon Brando, considéré comme l'un des plus grands acteurs, passait son temps alité, appelant des amis proches et exprimant ses émotions. Il est décédé le 1er juillet 2004 des suites d'une infection pulmonaire. La carrière de Brando a été marquée par des rôles emblématiques dans "Le Parrain" et "Un tramway nommé Désir", mais elle a ensuite été marquée par des tragédies personnelles et des problèmes financiers. Il était un défenseur des droits civiques et sa vie énigmatique continue de fasciner le public.

[stellapatchouli]

This is one of the best bio- documentary ever. Very honest, very accurate. Very informative without the otherwise usual bs attached. Thank you to whomever made this video.🎉😢

[HonestlyYours]

So glad that this fascinating documentary was translated into English. Had a great big crush on Marlon Brando when I first saw his movies in the early 1970's. Really did not understand the complexities of his personality until I saw this video. Was rather sad to find out that he had a rather messed up childhood and that he did not get the love he needed from his parents. But was rather disgusted by the terrible way that he treated the women in his life. Although he seemed to have become a joke by the time he died, I do believe that he deserved to be featured as the cover story of People magazine when he died and that he deserved more praise and recognition when he passed. R.I.P. Marlon Brando

[MicheleHuffman-dc]

This was absolutely beautifully made. What a complex man he was. A terrific actor and very handsome man. Such a sad childhood he had. The first movie I ever saw him in was Mutiny on the Bounty. I was just a kid, but I loved it. Thanks to all those who stood by him until the end.

[Cedawood]

I've watched this twice within a month, it drew me back.
What a complicated, but amazing character!

[fabiengerard]

Je me rappelais très clairement ce remarquable programme, qui était passé sur une chaîne française voici une dizaine d'années, sans jamais refaire surface sur YTube ou DMotion...
Décidément une "belle personne", qui avait "tout compris" de l'absurdité obscène de notre société -- et eut l'honnêteté, ainsi que le courage, de rester lui-même, fidèle à ses convictions jusqu'au bout du bout du voyage. Respect inconditionnel.
🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏

[carolking]

He was not a sociopath as was suggested early on. He cared for the underdog. He had a dreadful upbringing. He suffered hugely many times. He was such a great actor and so handsome, I feel great sadness for him. Thank you Marlon for some great movies.

[ralphromeo]

Marlon had no rival. This was the single greatest actor that this country has ever produced.

[Marco]

Thankyou Marlon for having a Native American Woman recieve your Academy Award, her Symbolic Speech, and your Stance, rooted for all the underdogs in the Country .

[JudithSchoner]

Marlon Brando was exceptional, unusual in every way. He knew, when his time was over, and he accepted the reality. 😮❤

[taylorpresley]

It is said we will die as we lived, true in this case. Sad, he had attachment issues. What a legend. Thank you for posting.

[WorkingNomad]

I think Marlon Brando was one of the greatest actors. I believe every actor had flaws and issues in their personal lives, and Marlon had plenty of those I guess, but he still was/is a marvel to watch on the screen.

[mastabah]

Excellente Narration.
Captivant, humanisant et mémorable !

[Ctrl_Alt_Sup]

J'ai découvert Brando dans "Les réfugiés du Bounty", lors d'une diffusion au "Cinéma de Minuit", légendaire émission de télé, un ciné-club à 22h30 le dimanche soir sur FR3, à partir de la fin des années 70. Puis plus tard j'ai vu "Un tramway nommé désir", dans une petite salle de Paris qui projetait des classiques, et puis "L'homme à la peau de serpent". Par la suite j'ai vu ses autres grands films.
C'est certainement "Un tramway nommé désir" qui montre le mieux Brando. Avec un abîme entre la conscience de son pouvoir de séduction et sa désillusion sur l'humain, venant de loin dans l'enfance.

[richardsoderkvist]

Thankyou very much for this video on Marlon Brando. Its all very interesting. He was sure a very great actor. Its very sad and tragic about the things that happend in his family. He cared about the blacks and indians and different ones that was very nice.

[sophieguazzelli]

excellant reportage sur un acteur hors norme

[blackwidowspider]

Marlon Brando Was a beautiful man in his youth And an absolutely amazing star A real actor. There is no body like that and anymore. I don't even watch movies they're not worth it. He died age 80 Pulmonary Fibers A rare disease for the lungs

[DavidMolina-jqim]

Best documentary of Marlon Brando ever done

[WilliamHerlihy-pg]

Fascinating insight into a true enigma. Love hearing from people who actually knew him.

[moniquebidaud]

Pour moi c'était un acteur extraordinaire capable du meilleur comme du pire apparemment !
Mais c'était Marlon.
Le grand Marlon Brando ❤😢

[reneemiquel]

Quel dommage un magnifique et tellement beau acteur ❤❤❤