Last Tango in Paris - Paul's Past

Comment by AgentXPQ on You Tube

1 year ago 14

This scene is so bloody engrossing. Almost makes you cry. Most of it is based on his real childhood. It's worthy of note that it's one of the rare occasions in a Brando film that you don't see his eyes dart off to the side for a moment so he can read his cue cards. I think he was really recounting this from experience. In his book, he said that after this film, he was so drained he vowed never to put so much of himself in a picture again. In a way, it's almost the interview Brando never did.