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Yep. Looks like the Godfather indeed made Brando the ultimate offer he couldn't refuse.

 

I hope the author whom has a book coming out chronicling Brando's downfall feels pretty lousy right now.

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I hope the author whom has a book coming out chronicling Brando's downfall feels pretty lousy right now.

Why would he feel lousy? Brando was an ass.

Let's keep the T&A in FanTAsy

 

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I hope the author whom has a book coming out chronicling Brando's downfall feels pretty lousy right now.

Why would he feel lousy? Brando was an ass.

wow, what a nice way to remember the guy.........

 

anyway, he was great in the godfather movies. gonna be missed

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Those last two qualities are likely applicable to 99% of all actors.

And I won't pretend they are not asses either.

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The oddest thing I just bought the Godfather DVD collection yesterday and watched the Godfather last night (first time in a couple of years). Pachino is really good as the Godfather in 2 and 3, but Brando was the Godfather as far as I

Life is like a clam. Years of filtering crap then some bastard cracks you open and scrapes you into its damned mouth, end of story.

- Steven Erikson

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I heard a story that when Brando was in The Score, it took five times as long to film his scenes that anyone else because he was constantly drunk, abusive to the crew, and refused to acknowledge the director directly. He referred to the director, Frank Oz, as Yoda, or puppet-boy.

 

I've never found Brando to be a great actor. I'd take Pacino over Brando any day.

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I heard a story that when Brando was in The Score, it took five times as long to film his scenes that anyone else because he was constantly drunk, abusive to the crew, and refused to acknowledge the director directly. He referred to the director, Frank Oz, as Yoda, or puppet-boy.

 

I've never found Brando to be a great actor. I'd take Pacino over Brando any day.

I dunno, sounds like a crack up to work with, so long as you don't get on his bad side! ;)

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In a lot of ways, that's just Hollywood. Actors being drunk or wasted on set is nothing new. I've never done a Hollywood movie, but I wouldn't put up with that kind of crap when I did stage acting. It's a disservice to the great efforts everyone else around you put it.

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I heard a story that when Brando was in The Score, it took five times as long to film his scenes that anyone else because he was constantly drunk, abusive to the crew, and refused to acknowledge the director directly. He referred to the director, Frank Oz, as Yoda, or puppet-boy.

 

I've never found Brando to be a great actor. I'd take Pacino over Brando any day.

Likewise. People hail Apocalypse Now as his best work. Did he even know where he was? He slept through the entire movie.

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