A Streetcar Named Desire (Elia Kazan, 1951)

[themurcurytree]

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[auteur52]

What a shitty play, though I guess it's cool since Williams was gay.

[themurcurytree]

I've never read the play but the movie won a few Oscars and it has Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh and it doesn't get more quality than that

[auteur52]

Brando's queer.

[themurcurytree]

Ummm, actually, if anything he was bisexual but he did sleep with more women than you ever will. What does Brando or Tennessee Williams being gay have anything to do with that movie?

[geneticlemon]

Pretty sure this person's trying to be a complete troll. Yay for stupid people?

But, seriously, tho ... we should take all the safety labels off dangerous instruments and let the problem sort itself out. -.-

... I LOVE THESE STILLS! I <3 YOU FOR <3ing A STREETCARD NAMED DESIRE. Leigh was so fantastic as a crazy lady. :x And Brando ... oh man. They don't make men like him these days -- and by that I mean, men are dumb.

[themurcurytree]

LOL troll or whatever, that kid's a complete tool.

Anyways, HOORAY! I'm glad people like them, I love this film! Vivien Leigh is my favorite actress of all time. And YES, holy cow, Marlon Brando, too bad this isn't 50 years ago so i could be all over him

[circlelimit]

They don't make men like him these days

I agree! Too bad...

[kapannier]

since you're on the subject, you're pretty much right about him sleeping with a lot of women/being quite a womanizer

regarding bisexualism, I read in a book about Brando (I had to analyze his personality for my personality psychology class - I chose Freudian Oedipal Complex--he's got a big one there) and it said that he pretty much wasn't at all afraid of exploring his feminine side and playing with gender.

Well, who cares about his sexuality, Brando is brilliant!

[auteur52]

Apologies. Someone has been hacking my account....