Actor Marlon Brando, center rear, is shown with other students in a photograph from the 1943 edition of the “Shad,” the yearbook of what was then Shattuck School in Faribault, Minn.

For 44 years, Marlon Brando lived far removed from his fellow humans behind high-security gates guarded by snarling dogs on Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles. To anyone who was not his friend - and ...

EXCLUSIVE: Documentary filmmaker Stevan Riley (Blue Blood, Fire In Babylon) got the chance of a lifetime when he was granted access to more than 200 hours of audio tapes Marlon Brando made during ...

Even in a summer that’s focused on creativity, with exceptional documentaries like “Amy” on Amy Winehouse and “What Happened, Miss Simone?” on Nina Simone, “Listen to Me Marlon ...

Marlon Brando reveals himself posthumously as he never publicly did in life in the remarkable documentary Listen to Me Marlon.Making marvelously creative use of a stash of audio recordings the ...