In one scene from this actor's only directorial effort, which was an important precursor to the spaghettiwestern genre, he tells Bob Emory to "Get up, you scum-sucking pig" before flipping over a table.
In one scene from this actor's only directorial effort, which was an important precursor to the spaghettiwestern genre, he tells Bob Emory to "Get up, you scum-sucking pig" before flipping over a table. In ascene from a different film, this actor responds "What've you got?" to the query "What are you rebellingagainst?"; in that film, he wears a leather jacket embroidered with the name Johnny. That directorial effortwas One-Eyed Jacks. In another film, in which he introduced Stanislavsky's method to Hollywood, thisactor, soaking wet and wearing a torn T-shirt, repeatedly screams "Hey Stella!" at his upstairs neighbor'sapartment. In yet another film, this actor berates his on-screen brother Charley, remarking "You don'tunderstand! I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender." For 10 points, identify this actor who starred inThe Wild One, On the Waterfront, and A Streetcar Named Desire and played Vito Corleone in TheGodfather.
In one scene from this actor's only directorial effort, which was an important precursor to the spaghettiwestern genre, he tells Bob Emory to "Get up, you scum-sucking pig" before flipping over a table.
Marlon Brando