 When Marlon Brando did a five-minute screen test for the studio in 1947, he was given fragments of one of the partial scripts.However, Brando was not auditioning for "Rebel Without a Cause", and there was no offer of any part made by the studio.The film, as it later appeared, was the result of a totally new script written in the 1950s that had nothing to do with the Brando test.