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The Life and Career of Marlon Brando

  • Long Island University, Lorber Hall 720 Northern Boulevard Glen Head, NY, 11545 United States (map)

This lecture takes an in-depth look at one of the most influential—and enigmatic—figures in film history. We trace Brando’s evolution from a groundbreaking Method actor in "A Streetcar Named Desire" to his mythic status in "The Godfather" and beyond. We will examine his early-stage work, rise to stardom, resistance to Hollywood norms, and the artistic risks that defined his later years. Through performance analysis, historical context, and biographical insight, we’ll explore how Brando reshaped acting on screen, challenged industry conventions, and left an indelible mark on global cinema.

*Note: If you are bringing a guest with you, please contact Karen Young at 516-299-2580 with the guest’s name to reserve a seat.

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