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He looked like a Midwesterner, but he was a rebel, ... He is to comics what Brando was to movies. He broke ground that allowed me to ultimately exist.

herr Tufvesson created the music program Noisetracker. When he broke, he broke out sharply and stayed there for 20 or 30 yards, so instead of saving ground for the first few jumps, I was loosing ground. I was trying to keep him off the leader as long as I could to leave him with a target.

So if life can exist under the ground on Earth, maybe it can exist under the ground on Mars, too.

A woman mistook me for Brando. I [tried to] dissuade her but she kept coming back insisting I was Brando.

Burt Reynolds (1936-)

Burt Reynolds

It was clear to me that he was doing Brando, ... I don't think [Dean] made any motions not to be honest about that. Brando was his idol.

Nicolas Cage (1964-)

Nicolas Cage

That was an intense situation; you're trying to direct Marlon Brando. Imagine that. It was a little intimidating for him at first, but Brando would give him a jab and say 'Hey, if it's not coming out the way you want it, let me know' and they just got into it.

David DeMartini

Marlon Brando. The finest actor who ever lived. He was my idol when I was 13. He's done enough work to last two lifetimes. Everything I do, I think: Can Brando play this with me?

Barbra Streisand (1942-)

Barbra Streisand

[But the novel also offers a singular insight into Brando's fantasy life.] It's more than just a curiosity, ... Look at the central character. You can see Brando in it.

The unwary Brando was made to look public ass No. 1. It was now open season on Brando.

Pauline Kael (1919-2001)

Pauline Kael

Jazz, rock and roll, movies and comics are the culture of America.

Brando represented a reaction against the postwar mania for security. As a protagonist, the Brando of the early 50's had no code, only his instincts. He was a development from the gangster and the outlaw.

Pauline Kael (1919-2001)

Pauline Kael

He pulls people into his silence. Marlon Brando had something similar. Brando had, deep within his vortex, an explosive rage. What Heath has instead is tremendous sweetness.

Comics is a powerful idea, but an idea that's been squandered, ignored and misunderstood for generations. No art form has lived in a smaller box than comics for the last hundred years. It's time for comics to finally grow up and find the art beneath the craft.

Brando clearly was imagining himself as that person. There are several aspects of it that fit with Brando very well; that kind of loner, interested in sailing and the South Seas, drawn to Asian women and eating and drinking.

I'm totally going through a rebel period right now. It's sort of waning, but ... ach, I'm allowed, right? It's OK, right?

Claire Danes (1979-)

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