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Marlon Brando: Appreciating "Mr. Mumbles"
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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 389285" data-attributes="member: 40536"><p>I would support Frank Sinatra any day over MB. Frank Sinatra was a complete talent, especially as a total talent who could sing and act</p><p>and he had more respect for his audience.</p><p>I do think MB became overly self-important, and coasted on his reputation.</p><p>It always annoyed me that he was first-billed in the first Superman movie, for a </p><p>few minutes of the film. Surely someone else could have played Jor-El.</p><p>Al Pacino was more the star of "The Godfather" than he was.</p><p>"The Freshmen" (1990) had him spoofing his "Godfather" character and i found it to be disrespectful of</p><p>one of the greatest movies in cinematic history.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 389285, member: 40536"] I would support Frank Sinatra any day over MB. Frank Sinatra was a complete talent, especially as a total talent who could sing and act and he had more respect for his audience. I do think MB became overly self-important, and coasted on his reputation. It always annoyed me that he was first-billed in the first Superman movie, for a few minutes of the film. Surely someone else could have played Jor-El. Al Pacino was more the star of "The Godfather" than he was. "The Freshmen" (1990) had him spoofing his "Godfather" character and i found it to be disrespectful of one of the greatest movies in cinematic history. [/QUOTE]
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