We as much learn about Marlon Brando’s childhood and stormy relationship with his mom, his bad boy reputation in his early stage/movie career as a lady’s man unmatched, his specific feelings at the many stages of his storied career. To hear Brando’s wry monologues about movies we revere so much, “On The Waterfront,” “Streetcar Names Desire” to name a few, as much as his insight into acting on Broadway is really priceless. This was not a man known for sitting down allowing himself to be interviewed, so to hear one of the greatest actors of all time basically expound without being prompted for the most part, is a gift really.