Marlon Brando On The Waterfront 1954 Clip

[dizzy365]

Karl Malden! Amazing actor!

[Kedziekid]

"Two Ton" Tony Gallento and Tami Mauiello were former ex heavyweight boxers in this film. Gallento was a former bouncer who got a shot at Joe Louis in the forties and talked alot of trash before getting his block knocked off by Joe. My favorite line in the movie is the one given to the fighters, DEFFFFINATLY!

[xomgt128]

this will always be my all-time favorite movie, and this is one of my favorite scenes.

the cast was amazing, the writing and screening, amazing.

i will always love this movie,

especially this scene. karl malden was amazing in this

[midlantic1]

This was my favoriet sceen of the movie

[nova1mike]

@midlantic1 I agree 100%. Amazing scene.

[spsmonktoo]

That speech is enough to turn this Protestant into a Catholic. Brilliant writing, brilliant

acting.

[92af]

Karl Malden was much better than Christopher Lee is

[CoolerKing37]

@92af Uh....what does Christopher Lee have to do with anything?

[AriesLudzik]

Another victim of union thugs -- surprise, surprise.

[birdofprey51]

WOW!!!...

[flamingburritos]

i loved the ending to that scene

a "my work here is done" cigarette lighting

[detectmendacity]

He blew me away with this speech! Karl was up there with the best of them.

Great writing as well.

[brushfour]

In this scene, where Karl Malden is hit in the head with a can that draws blood and you see his reaction,....that is ALL REAL. It hit in the head by accident of course, but they kept the scene in the movie.

[flamingburritos]

@brushfour method acting! an amazing technique that preserves all mishaps >.<

[92af]

Karl Malden was toaly better than Gregory Peck was

[RebekahFuentes]

Karl's speech was amazing... love all the actors in this movie

[PunkMartyr]

Brando is the man

[andrewals]

It's good to see that there are still people who appreciate greatness. God bless you all.

[Rickatspeedoflight]

An extraordinary monologue. Malden's character was based on a real-life priest who lived and worked on the West Side of Manhattan.

[cholocharile]

karl malden was amazing in this movie

[hfkry]

I think this was his greatest performance. RIP

[tbags155]

Maybe one of the greatest charactor actors of our time R.I.P. also Shooter in th e Cinncinatti Kid and Gen. Bradely in Patton.

[joeburton757]

Pretty aprapos vs. today's government moves...

[caheintz]

Karl Malden was an excellent actor - my sincere sympathy to his family. May he rest in peace

[cooksterz]

See Karl was just his own master! RIP Karl

[cotillion]

R.I.P.

[sbzvln]

rip

[DrGalen]

One of the best monologues from one of the best films in history.

Rest in Peace Karl Malden.

[LisMaree]

Agreed.  Wonderful actor.

[GateKeeperKeyMaster]

R.I.P.

[selloutasaurus]

Such a moving scene. May Karl Malden rest in peace.

[TonyVerley]

Rest in peace Karl, you were GREAT!!!

[frankbagofdonuts]

Funny how a movie that's 55 years old becomes more and more relevant to the present day.

RIP Karl.

[05Hannam]

RIP Karl Malden. You're one of the best.

[texecution]

RIP, Faddah

[fortleefilm]

Father go back to your church! Boys this is my church!!!

Wow what a scene from what a movie - we need movies and priests like this again!

[jcfan9]

The truth...too bad we don't hear it any longer in any of the modern day movies or from the pulpit!

[dahliafully]

Karl Malden has been a favorite of mine when I first saw him in On the Waterfront as a kid. His rightful righteousness was sooo great. The pragmatic priest, a character that no longer exists in our representations. Does it still exist in our reality?

I hope so. Since he died today, at 97, perhaps we can all reflect on this model and reality.

His street confidence of the 30s is an interesting counterbalance to the high confusion and anxiety of Brando's 50's.

[poptartchica]

geez this is so powerful

[pjl1905]

this scene is much more powerful than' i could have been a contender'one and in alot of ways is still true today

[jeremojo]

That's what I'm talkin' bout!