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back-to-the-40s:Marlon Brando.

dark-and-light-rise:My first project was Luke Skywalker, who was inspired by Marlon Brando’s charact

merelybeing:- I don’t like the fact that she left her husband. That bothered me.- Oh yeah… Didn’t he

parkchanwook:marlon brando as stanley kowalski in a streetcar named desire (1951)

fishingboatproceeds:terrysmalloy:Marlon Brando with his pet cat, 1954.I’m sorry, are these pictures

げるま30 day Pokemon Challenge    •    18: Favorite Gym Leader: MarlonMarlon’s such a cool guy, s

tagalongsusan:MorMor: Classic Hollywood StyleFeaturing Clark Gable as James Moriarty and Marlon Bran

handsomemales:marlon teixeira by eduardo rezendeLove him

babeimgonnaleaveu:On the Waterfront (1954) dir. Elia Kazan

sci-universe:I like simplicity and so does Marlon, who illustrates simple mathematical concepts. The

haidaspicciare:Maria Schneider & Marlon Brando, “Ultimo tango a Parigi” (Bernardo Bertolucci, 19

wehadfacesthen:Marlon Brando, 1949

thelittlefreakazoidthatcould:Marlon Brando going over the script on the set of The Men, 1949.

babeimgonnaleaveu:Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)

xinblack:thatshortgirlnae:I’ve been waiting for this gif forever(viaTumbleOn)

stay-in-your-lane:spookyboy:Marlon Brandoeverytime I see this it reminds me of 2-bae-or-not-2-bae fr

“Somebody like you can really make things all right for me.”Requiem for a Dream (2000) 

zacharushka:Lucia Lacarra and Marlon Dino in John Cranko’s ‘Onegin’.

Marlon Brando visited Greece to support children’s orphanages in 1958. All the cheeks in this photo

classicmoviehub: yestergaze: Susan Hayward and Marlon Brando at The Foreign Press Awards 1955 “Great

The hollywood delegation, led by charlton heston and julie and harry belafonte, crossing the mall en

yourfaveisagirlboss:Banica Conchita and Carlos Marlon from The Evillious Chronicles are girlboss and

lesgrandsclassiques:Marlon Brando applying his make-up on the set of On the Waterfront (Dir. Elia Ka

thelittlefreakazoidthatcould:Marlon Brando photographed by Edward Clark, on the set of The Men, 1949

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