The last movie Marlon Brando ever worked on has yet to see the light of day, which is a shame since it sounds like the screen ...

The Missouri Breaks As shape-shifting, lavender-scented 'regulator' Robert E. Lee Clayton, Marlon Brando delivers the most self-indulgent performance of his career, and that's saying a lot ...

Brando and Nicholson appeared together in one film: The Missouri Breaks. The movie is a 1976 Western about a rustler (Nicholson) who falls on hard times due to a land baron making his job difficult.

When Marlon Brando died in 2004, Jack Nicholson – no slouch in the ego department himself – recalled his thoughts on watching the first dailies of Brando when they made “The Missouri Breaks ...

Missouri Breaks begins as a ramshackle comedy and ends as a dour tragedy about the death of the old west with Brando serving as its singularly warped Angel of Death. In Missouri Breaks Brando is ...

Marlon Brando has had so many stories written about him over the years, they can’t all possibly true. ... During filming on western ‘The Missouri Breaks’ in 1976, ...

For me, the toughest experience I ever had with Brando came during making The Missouri Breaks together. We talked about doing many projects together over the years, but that’s the only time it ...

Waltz added of Brando, “In the beginning he was fantastic. No one had ever seen anything like it.” However, Waltz also called Brando’s performance in “The Missouri Breaks” “difficult ...

When Marlon Brando died in 2004, Jack Nicholson — no slouch in the ego department himself — recalled his thoughts on watching the first dailies of Brando when they made “The Missouri Breaks ...