[1] Darwin Porter, Brando Unzipped (2005), "A self-admitted bisexual, he seduced more women and the occasional man than any other actor in the history of Hollywood." Additionally Porter interviewed director Elia Kazan, who explicitly stated that Brando was bisexual. Other sources include Gary Carey, Marlon Brando: The Only Contender (1985), and Emma Tom, "Labelling Compels Sexual Switch-Hitters to Pick a Closet", The Australian, 22 February 2006.
Father: Marlon Brando, Sr.
Mother: Dorothy Penebaker Myers
Wife: Anna Kashfi (m. 1957, div. 1959)
Wife: Movita (m. 1960, annulled 1968)
Wife: Tarita Teriipia (m. 1962)
Girlfriend: Rita Moreno
Girlfriend: Josanne Marianna Berenger
Girlfriend: Christina Ruiz
Girlfriend: Elaine Stritch (actress)
Son: Christian Brando (d. 26-Jan-2008 pneumonia)
Daughter: Cheyenne Brando (d. 1995 suicide)
Girlfriend: Ursula Andress
Boyfriend: Wally Cox
High School: Shattuck Military School
Dutch Ancestry
Irish Ancestry
Sgt. Pepper Lonely Heart
Oscar for Best Actor 1955 for On the Waterfront
Golden Globe 1955 for On the Waterfront
Golden Globe 1956 for World Film Favorite, Male
Oscar for Best Actor 1973 for The Godfather
Golden Globe 1973 for The Godfather
Golden Globe 1974 for World Film Favorite, Male
Emmy 1979 for Roots: The Next Generations
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1777 Vine Street
Risk Factors: Obesity
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
One-Eyed Jacks (30-Mar-1961)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Score (9-Jul-2001)
Free Money (3-Dec-1998)
The Brave (10-May-1997)
The Island of Dr. Moreau (23-Aug-1996)
Don Juan DeMarco (7-Apr-1995)
Christopher Columbus: The Discovery (20-Aug-1992)
Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (May-1991) Himself
The Freshman (20-Jul-1990)
A Dry White Season (10-Sep-1989)
The Formula (19-Dec-1980)
Apocalypse Now (15-Aug-1979)
Roots: The Next Generations (18-Feb-1979)
Superman (15-Dec-1978)
The Missouri Breaks (19-May-1976)
Last Tango in Paris (14-Oct-1972)
The Godfather (15-Mar-1972)
The Nightcomers (15-Feb-1972)
Burn! (21-Dec-1969)
The Night of the Following Day (26-Dec-1968)
Candy (17-Dec-1968)
Reflections in a Golden Eye (11-Oct-1967)
A Countess from Hong Kong (5-Jan-1967)
The Appaloosa (14-Sep-1966)
The Chase (19-Feb-1966)
Morituri (25-Aug-1965)
Bedtime Story (10-Jun-1964)
The Ugly American (2-Apr-1963)
Mutiny on the Bounty (8-Nov-1962)
One-Eyed Jacks (30-Mar-1961)
The Fugitive Kind (1-Dec-1959)
The Young Lions (2-Apr-1958)
Sayonara (5-Dec-1957)
The Teahouse of the August Moon (29-Nov-1956)
Guys and Dolls (3-Nov-1955)
Desirée (17-Nov-1954)
On the Waterfront (28-Jul-1954)
The Wild One (30-Dec-1953)
Julius Caesar (4-Jun-1953)
Viva Zapata! (07-Feb-1952)
A Streetcar Named Desire (18-Sep-1951)
The Men (20-Jul-1950)
Rotten Library Page:
Marlon Brando
Author of books:
Brando: Songs My Mother Taught Me (1994, memoir)
AKA Marlon Brando, Jr.