Marlon Brando Was Born As Marlon Brando Jr. On April 3, 1924 And DieD
On July 1, 2004. Marlon Brando Was An Academy Award Winning American
Actor Whose Body Of Work Spanned Over Half A Century.

Marlon Brando Is Widely Considered One Of The Greatest Actors Of All
Time AQnd Was Named The Fourth Greatest Male Star of All Time By The
American Film Institute.

Marlon Brando Was A Young Hot Symbol And Is Best Known For The Roles
As Stanley Kowalski In A Streetcar Named Desire And Terry Malloy In
On The Waterfront And Both Were Directed By Elia Kazan In The Early
1950s.

Marlon Brando In His Middle Age Was Well Knowned For Roles That
Include The Academy Award Winning Performance As Vito Corleone In The
Godfather And Colonel Walter Kurtz In Apocalypse Now And Both Were
Directed By Francis Ford Coppola And Got An Academy Award Nominated
Performance In Paul In Last Tango In Paris And As Jor El In The
Kryptonian Father Of Superman In Superman And Superman II And The
Richard Donner Cut And Superman Returns.

Marlon Brando Was Also An Activist In Lending His Presence To Many
Issues Like Including The American Civil Rights And American Indian
Movements.