Marlon Brando in Julius Caesar (1953)

[bookstore55]

I read the play first and was so impressed with it that I was worried Brando would totally drag down the "pardon me, thou bleeding piece of earth" speech... hokey smokes was I wrong. It's been a while since I've had goose bumps in a movie - what a work of art!

[whiskeyify]

One of my favorite films with Brando is "Superman". But sadly parts have been cut out...they are I guess forever missing. The film was cut shortly after release to the movie theaters. Most people I talk to don't even remember the full uncut version of Superman...with Marlon Brando.

[dojufitz]

Richard Burton could never do this....he was such a robotic Shakespear actor......he never felt the words.

[Number1ChoChangFan]

HE IS SO HOT EVEN THOUGH I AM SOOOOOOOOO MUCH YOUNGER THAN HIM (i'm only 12 gunna be 13 in a month lol)

[Nomoredrama2000]

Best Shakespeare I've seen so far!

[iknowrosey]

Wow. He must have hurt his voice in that last speech.

[Albireox22]

i love that speech at the end of this video..it is just so inspirational you see the actual emotion brando put into this role

[milesanddizzy]

The greatest actor who ever lived, just brilliant!

[vsrtmma123]

Look how they massacred my caesar

[sciencekiller7689]

Starting at the 5:30 mark has to be one of the greatest things iv'e ever experienced.

[jhutsal22]

@trakomako I'm sure people also said that when motion pictures became "talkies."

[ELIZABETHEGYPT]

BRAVA BRAVA BRAVA

[cinemaman3105]

I love Brando. This is like a great aria.

[mothanahussein83]

legendary performance

[sirpickles]

De Niro - The Greatest at playing a gangster.

Brando - The Greatest at playing anything.

[clapphamjunction]

@trakomako you're right, but you must admit that the series Rome is simply brilliant and historically accurate.

[narcotect]

thats the mark antony all other marc antonys aspire to.. no one can do it better than brando..

[ComicBookFan97]

does Caesar's hand twitch a 6:34

[yellowwitch1]

Don't know how many times I would do Brando over and over again. this scene makes me multiple orgasms...

[92af]

Marlon Brando, John Gielgud, and James Mason were all awesome actors

[kamranii]

Brutus is the most unfairely judged person in history.

[FrozenThorns]

damn!

he's good

[arabgirl66]

ilike classic movie

[AntiEden667]

HAVOC!

[HalooftheMuse]

Some of the best actors in this time were in this film... and what can be said about the great Brando!! 5*****

[cpthurme]

How good is the part at the end!

[martythetickler]

Marc Antony is Marlon Brando's greatest role. I have seen all of his greatest movies & not one of them is as good as this. May he himself come down from his seat in actor's heaven & blow my head off if he deems me wrong.

[martythetickler]

Yeah, with a gun.

[trekker2002]

I fell in love with this in the 1960's when my brother had it on an LP record. Such great acting.

[hebrewboy2004]

I got 2 do a monolouge of Mark Antony's speech starting at "O pardon me..." Thanks 2 the poster of this clip u have saved my grade in my class.

[oronopolo]

Julius Ceasar is one of my favorite Marlon Brando imitators

[1915fas]

I'm not sure, but I suspect John Inman who played Mr. Humphries in the British comedy ARE YOU BEING SERVED? was inspired by this. He certainly sounds like Brando in this scene's final moments.

[martythetickler]

Is it James Mason who plays Brutus?

[DrinkWater22]

Yes, that's James Mason. Wonderful actor.

[xixlora]

John Gielgud is Cassius. Great cast.

[narutouzumak5657]

so cool. thank you for posting this!

[mikepiazza]

I forgot what great range Brando had as an actor. I remember him as an old actor, "when he was a lunatic". I am thinking "Apocylypse Now"... but still a great actor.

[nathan0578]

I was still at school in 1953 when I saw this unbelievable performance by Marlon Brando.This is the first time I've had the opportunity to see it since then,fantastic.This must be one of the most difficult parts in the acting profesion. To express the conflicting emotions he had to show to alay the fears of the conspiritors, and yet show their true nature.Shakespear was indeed the greatest writer ever.

[McWalker25]

your comment is rather hard to digest, as it is difficult to see shakespeare to be the talk of the town.

It is as well difficult to see directors actually make movies from Shakespeare.

You must describe to me how shakespeare was such a novel thing in your past pop-culture and how high skool was like.

[deriter64]

@nathan0578 Long time since you posted but I just came across your comment now. Brando was not a Shakespearean and I was about 10 years old when I first heard him deliver the Cry Havoc line. I was thunderstruck and became interested in Shakespeare ever since. For whatever that's worth.

[danroxmisox]

AwSoMe I hate my english teacher for this I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!

[AlliedRecords]

Bump...

[AlliedRecords]

Fantastic.