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Marlon Brando: Appreciating "Mr. Mumbles"
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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 264902" data-attributes="member: 21"><p>My aim is to please and educate :laughing:</p><p></p><p>By chance this was on the Follies of God FB page yesterday (and she looks a little less severe than Mrs Reeves)</p><p></p><p>I have found that most of us who want to act or write or make music or paint things or sculpt things are trying to remember, re-create, share, and pitifully hold on to a particular memory or memories that allowed us to continue living with some comfort. In everything I've done as an actor, I want to tell people, somehow, how it felt to feel my mother's hand on my forehead when I was sick. I want to tell people how it felt when I protected my mother from my father's rage. I want to tell people how it felt--how it changed my life--when my sister came to my aid, over and over again. Art is autobiography made flesh. Art is sending the message that life has merit, that people have merit. I think we should see things that make us all want to go out and live better and share the good things we have seen. I think we should, without ever meeting, let it be known that we are here to support and protect each other."--Marlon Brando/Interview with James Grissom (Photo of Marlon Brando and his sister Jocelyn)</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]26296[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 264902, member: 21"] My aim is to please and educate :laughing: By chance this was on the Follies of God FB page yesterday (and she looks a little less severe than Mrs Reeves) I have found that most of us who want to act or write or make music or paint things or sculpt things are trying to remember, re-create, share, and pitifully hold on to a particular memory or memories that allowed us to continue living with some comfort. In everything I've done as an actor, I want to tell people, somehow, how it felt to feel my mother's hand on my forehead when I was sick. I want to tell people how it felt when I protected my mother from my father's rage. I want to tell people how it felt--how it changed my life--when my sister came to my aid, over and over again. Art is autobiography made flesh. Art is sending the message that life has merit, that people have merit. I think we should see things that make us all want to go out and live better and share the good things we have seen. I think we should, without ever meeting, let it be known that we are here to support and protect each other."--Marlon Brando/Interview with James Grissom (Photo of Marlon Brando and his sister Jocelyn) [ATTACH type="full"]26296[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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