Marlo Brandon dies

Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.

He left quite a legacy of films.

What's your favorite?

-DVDfanatico

DVDfanatico

>Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
>
>He left quite a legacy of films.
>
>What's your favorite?
>
>-DVDfanatico
>

I thought Marlo was a real cutie in "That Girl."

Card53

"DVDfanatico" <> wrote in message
news:
> Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
>
> He left quite a legacy of films.
>
> What's your favorite?
>
> -DVDfanatico

I just ordered a bunch of Marlon Brando's films today. Here's how I
would rank my favorites:
On the Waterfront
A Streetcar Named Desire
The Wild One
The Godfather
Apocalypse Now!
The Men
Last Tango in Paris -- gotta love that cheese scene. LOL
The Young Lions
One-eyed Jacks
The Ugly American

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Island of Doctor Moreau. God bless him for inspiring Matt Stone and Trey
Parker...

"Card53" <> wrote in message
news:...
> >Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
> >
> >He left quite a legacy of films.
> >
> >What's your favorite?
> >
> >-DVDfanatico
> >
>
> I thought Marlo was a real cutie in "That Girl."

napalm68

"FAQmeister" <> wrote in message
news:cc78c2$pi1$...
> "DVDfanatico" <> wrote in message
> news:
> > Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
> >
> > He left quite a legacy of films.
> >
> > What's your favorite?
> >
> > -DVDfanatico
>
> I just ordered a bunch of Marlon Brando's films today. Here's how I
> would rank my favorites:
> On the Waterfront
> A Streetcar Named Desire
> The Wild One
> The Godfather
> Apocalypse Now!
> The Men
> Last Tango in Paris -- gotta love that cheese scene. LOL
> The Young Lions
> One-eyed Jacks
> The Ugly American
>
> --
> Buford T. Justice
> The alt.video.dvd faq is located at:
> http://aww-faq.org/dvdfaq.html
>
>

While the generation of actors like Deniro and Pacino that were influenced
by Brando's films like On The Waterfront and Streetcar, I always felt his
performance in Godfather was his best. He did some fine smaller roles like
The Freshman and The Score, however, the man weighed over 310 pounds and
basically ate himself to death. What a tragedy. He did live to see 80 so all
the best to one of the great actors of the 20th century and beyond...

Tad Bitt§ï£

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> "FAQmeister" <> wrote in message
> news:cc78c2$pi1$...
> > "DVDfanatico" <> wrote in message
> > news:
> > > Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
> > >
> > > He left quite a legacy of films.
> > >
> > > What's your favorite?
> > >
> > > -DVDfanatico
> >
> > I just ordered a bunch of Marlon Brando's films today. Here's how I
> > would rank my favorites:
> > On the Waterfront
> > A Streetcar Named Desire
> > The Wild One
> > The Godfather
> > Apocalypse Now!
> > The Men
> > Last Tango in Paris -- gotta love that cheese scene. LOL
> > The Young Lions
> > One-eyed Jacks
> > The Ugly American
> >
> > --
> > Buford T. Justice
> > The alt.video.dvd faq is located at:
> > http://aww-faq.org/dvdfaq.html
> >
> >
>
> While the generation of actors like Deniro and Pacino that were influenced
> by Brando's films like On The Waterfront and Streetcar, I always felt his
> performance in Godfather was his best. He did some fine smaller roles like
> The Freshman and The Score, however, the man weighed over 310 pounds and
> basically ate himself to death.

How is fibrosis related to what you claim?

luminos

Sorry about the typos.

-DVDfanatico

>Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
>
>He left quite a legacy of films.
>
>What's your favorite?
>
>-DVDfanatico

DVDfanatico

On 04 Jul 2004 05:56:00 GMT, (DVDfanatico) wrote:

>>Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
>>
>>He left quite a legacy of films.
>>
>>What's your favorite?
>>
>Sorry about the typos.
>
>-DVDfanatico

I just have to know, how did you get it so wrong? Tell us you
were drunk or sobbing mercilessly...

Mike

Mike Kohary

FAQmeister wrote...

>I just ordered a bunch of Marlon Brando's films today. Here's how I
>would rank my favorites:
>On the Waterfront
>A Streetcar Named Desire
>The Wild One
>The Godfather
>Apocalypse Now!
>The Men
>Last Tango in Paris -- gotta love that cheese scene. LOL

Err... It was butter. Just try doing it with cheese, see how far you get?

Cheers, Pete

Pete Davis

MARLO BRANDON??? That is what Archie Bunker used to call him!


"DVDfanatico" <> wrote in message
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> Marlo Beandon died today at 80. God bless him.
>
> He left quite a legacy of films.
>
> What's your favorite?
>
> -DVDfanatico

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