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Meet Marlon Brando (1966)

7.00h 28mDocumentary
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Synopsis

Filmed during a studio-organized press junket, "Meet Marlon Brando" observes Marlon Brando as he fields a succession of television interviews meant to promote Morituri. Rather than comply, Brando deflects questions with irony, flirtation, and philosophical detours, subtly undermining the promotional ritual itself. Shot in direct-cinema style by Albert Maysles and David Maysles, the film becomes a candid study of celebrity, media performance, and resistance to commodification.

Movie Information

Director
Albert Maysles
Release Year
1966
Runtime
28 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
EN
Country
United States of America
Status
Released
Rating
7.0 / 10 (11 votes)

Top Cast

Marlon Brando — cast portrait as Self
Marlon Brando
Self
👤
Rex Morgan
Self
Mary Frann — cast portrait as Self
Mary Frann
Self
👤
Lee Murray
Self
👤
Stan Kann
Self
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Bill Gordon
Self
Donna Axum — cast portrait as Self - Interviewer
Donna Axum
Self - Interviewer
Bobbi Johnson — cast portrait as Self - Interviewer
Bobbi Johnson
Self - Interviewer

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Filmed during a studio-organized press junket, "Meet Marlon Brando" observes Marlon Brando as he fields a succession of television interviews meant to promote Morituri. Rather than comply, Brando deflects questions with irony, flirtation, and philosophical detours, subtly undermining the promotional ritual itself. Shot in direct-cinema style by Albert Maysles and David Maysles, the film becomes a candid study of celebrity, media performance, and resistance to commodification.

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