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Marlon Brando: Appreciating "Mr. Mumbles"
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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 391159" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>This has become one of the most gossipy threads on tellytalk.</p><p></p><p>I agree with [USER=174]@ginnyfan[/USER] that the older Marlon looks more attractive (especially in that Dick Cavett interview), and I feel exactly the same about Sean Connery.</p><p>It's often the incomprehensibly pretty male who suffers the most from aging.</p><p>Young Alain Delon looked a million times more beautiful than young Marlon Brando, but that only lasted three or four years, maybe less. I don't think it affected Delon's acting, but perfect beauty is vulnerable and once it's gone it cannot be restored or reinvented as something else.</p><p>Handsome (but not too pretty) men have the ability to become more handsome as they grow older. I don't think that would have happened to James Dean but it goes without saying that we've been robbed of a James Dean special guest star HOTEL credit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 391159, member: 8"] This has become one of the most gossipy threads on tellytalk. I agree with [USER=174]@ginnyfan[/USER] that the older Marlon looks more attractive (especially in that Dick Cavett interview), and I feel exactly the same about Sean Connery. It's often the incomprehensibly pretty male who suffers the most from aging. Young Alain Delon looked a million times more beautiful than young Marlon Brando, but that only lasted three or four years, maybe less. I don't think it affected Delon's acting, but perfect beauty is vulnerable and once it's gone it cannot be restored or reinvented as something else. Handsome (but not too pretty) men have the ability to become more handsome as they grow older. I don't think that would have happened to James Dean but it goes without saying that we've been robbed of a James Dean special guest star HOTEL credit. [/QUOTE]
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