Stanley, Vito, Kurtz - a rebel without compare

REGARDED by many as the greatest actor of his generation, Marlon Brando was the original angry young man of cinema.

Stanley, Vito, Kurtz - a rebel without compare
Sat, 03 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
Anita Singh

His electrifying performances in A Streetcar Named Desire and On The Waterfront were unlike anything Hollywood had seen before.

Two decades on, his Oscar-winning role in The Godfather sealed his status as a screen legend.

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