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Meet Marlon Brando

1966 · 0h 28m · Documentary · United States of America

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.

Directed by
Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Charlotte Zwerin
Starring
Marlon Brando, Rex Morgan, Mary Frann, Lee Murray
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