Official Marlon Brando Website

For more details click here https://www.criterion.com/films/28979-one-eyed-jacks?q=autocomplete

• New 4K digital restoration undertaken by Universal in partnership with The Film Foundation and supervised by filmmakers Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray
• New introduction by Scorsese
• Excerpts from voice recordings director and star Marlon Brando made during the film’s script development
• New video essays on the film’s production history and its potent combination of the...

We want to start off this month’s news letter with a giant thank you. Over the summer we saw the theatrical release of the documentary film LISTEN TO ME MARLON in North America. With a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes (Certified Fresh!) and more importantly a massive audience approval, we couldn’t be more proud. Thank you everyone who came out and supported the film.

If you have not yet seen the film in North America, you can check

Anna Kashfi, who married Marlon Brando in 1957 and gave birth to his first child Christian Devi Brando before divorcing the actor and engaging in a very public, very bitter custody battle, passed away last week. Rest in peace, Anna Kashfi.

More details here: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/anna-kashfi-dead-marlon-brando-817560

Happy Marlon Monday Everyone!

The time has arrived for the official release of LISTEN TO ME MARLON.

Culled from hundreds of hours of audio tapes from Marlon Brando’s personal archive, the documentary film presents Marlon Brando in his own words, reflecting on his life, his thoughts and his experiences.

“MR. BRANDO COME(S) SEARCHINGLY ALIVE” — THE NEW YORK TIMES

“A MASTERPIECE”  — THE VILLAGE VOICE

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Stevan Riley’s acclaimed LISTEN TO ME MARLON is the definitive Marlon Brando documentary. On the heels of its celebrated premieres at Sundance Film Festival, New Directors, Film Forum (NY) and The Landmark (LA), LISTEN TO ME MARLON will open in theaters across the US. Described as “Revelatory” by the Los Angeles Times, “A masterpiece” by the Village Voice and “Unmissable” by GQ, LISTEN TO ME MARLON was created using Brando’s vast archive of personal audio archive, allowing him...

As part of Nelson Mandela Day in South Africa the 1989 film A Dry White Season by Euzhan Palcy, starring Donald Sutherland and co-starring Marlon Brando in an Oscar nominated performance, will premiere for the first time on the African continent.

http://www.screenafrica.com/page/news/film/1653082-Euzhan-Palcys-A-Dry-White-Season-premieres-in-South-Africa-on-Mandela-Day#.Va6Z7CpVikp

Listen to Me Marlon, the documentary feature film largely constructed from Marlon Brando’s personal archives, will arrive in theaters at the end of this month in New York and Los Angeles, followed by a multi-city roll out across the US and around the world.

Check out the official trailer for the documentary: marlonbrando.com/videos

New York details:

Colonel Kurtz comes to Tinseltown

If you or anyone you know is in Los Angeles, California, USA on August 1st it’ll be difficult to not catch a screening of the film Apocalypse Now, starring Marlon Brando, Martin Sheen, Dennis Hopper, Frederic Forrest and a (very) young Laurence Fishburne.

The film will be screening at the famous Aero Theater in Santa Monica (more info HERE) and as part of Cinespia’s summer screening series at the Hollywood...

The Godfather. See the epic masterpiece in HD on a 22 meter wide screen with a live symphony orchestra! The European tour of The Godfather Live will include 30 performances in 14 European countries. The offer you cannot refuse! Visit the tour’s official Facebook page for more information and tickets: https://www.facebook.com/TheGodfatherLive

If you’ve seen photographs of a bald headed Marlon Brando with a dragonfly on his finger or a Diet Coke bottle cap covering his eye you’ve see the excellent work of Mary Ellen Mark who passed away on May 25th at the age of 75.

Mark was the set photographer for Apocalypse Now, but her work as a street photographer is not to be missed. Below is a link to the New York Times article chronicling her...