MARLON BRANDO - Early screen test

[jamesgand]

His face is like when you have to give your interview but your homies are making you laugh in the background.

[yokgor]

He looks like he’s always deliberately seducing someone.

[antoinettedelacruz]

Trivia: He had a cute crush on Audrey Hepburn but was too shy to even talk to her, so he ignored her instead all the while they are sitting next to each other on one event in 1955. Audrey initially thought he hated her. 40 years later, a mutual friend told Marlon about her feelings, and while she was in a hospital, Marlon sent her a letter saying he was "so much in awe of her that he was speechless."

[aech]

Wasn't expecting his voice to be like that

[armin]

God lord, this has to be one of the most attractive males ever.

[joaoe]

He moves his face and makes facial expressions like a Disney Prince

[Sawrattan]

He looks good from every angle, whereas most people have at least one unflattering side.

[morganwhite]

I wouldn’t even say his voice is high. He’s just soft spoke it seems. Nobody’s voice was harsh in those days, as they adopted the transatlantic accent in film.

[pizzadohpaz]

Everybody talking about the eye roll but that "sure" gave me twins
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[alessiofe]

He's legit good looking, but black and white helps a lot

[YasselAlvarez]

God did some extra hours working on that smile.

[aurelienelizabeth]

He manages to be extremely manly and yet so feminine at the same time. This is mesmerizing, irresistible.

[thespecopser]

When an already dead guy could steal your wife.

[roberthead]

My God, he is the most gorgeous, sexy man I have ever seen

[johnerdmann]

Besides his looks he was also a pioneer of naturalistic acting. Up until that point, film acting was extremely melodramatic, literally like a filmed, traditional stage play. When people like him and James Dean showed up, they stole the screen because they stood out from every other character in their films, who were trying to play catch up. Really ahead of their time, understanding it was so powerful to act candid and like a real person where before it was thought that screen actors should be a cultivated ideal of perfection. To me, there is perfection in performances like this that they broke through and found.

[TCM]

I am straight but that's a good looking guy

[cyproductions]

Looks like he’s gonna give me an offer I can’t refuse

[azzabazza]

Never in my life have I seen a thirstier comments section....I ain’t mad 😂😍

[ArcticFalcon]

The epitome of "I'm sexy and I know it"

[LareesieAlice]

Interviewer: "Mmmhmmm that's enough...now, shut up and look pretty".