On the Waterfront, The Godfather and Apocalypse Now. Not many actors achieved what Marlon Brando has over his career. Two Oscars and some of the best acting performances of all time, even getting labeled as "Actor of the Century". With hits like A Streetcar Named Desire, Superman, and Last Tango in Paris it's no secret why he and his realistic and revolutionary "method" acting are always in discussion when discussing the greats. But this won't be a video praising him, instead going over the more troubled and lazy side of Marlon Brando.

The controversial on-set behaviour side of him consisting of not memorizing lines and reading cue cards, making weird demands and having many conflicts with the cast and crew. And the pranks, who can forget all the pranks he's pulled. Marlon Brando was an extremely difficult person to work with and we'll go over all these on-set issues in chronological order. But looking deeper into these on-set stories and career choices show a troubled and conflicted actor that didn't have passion, an actor who didn't care…

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:29 - Life Before Film
03:26 - Rise to Fame
05:28 - Downfall
07:17 - Resurgence
12:40 - IDGAF Era
15:10 - Why Didn't He Care

Marlon Brando. The Godfather. Apocalypse Now. On the Waterfront. A Streetcar Named Desire. Superman 1978. Last Tango in Paris. The Men. Viva Zapata! Guys and Dolls. One-Eyed Jacks. Mutiny on the Bounty. Vito Corleone. The Missouri Breaks. Jor-El. The Formula. The Freshman. The Island of Dr. Moreau. Johnny Depp. Frank Sinatra. The Score. Greatest Actor of All Time.

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