The actors who couldn’t stand working with Marlon Brando: “I don’t worship at the altar”
The star was known to rub people the wrong way.

Marlon Brando was a pioneering American actor whose revolutionary approach to performance transformed modern cinema.
Emerging from New York’s Actors Studio, Brando became the leading figure of method acting through acclaimed performances in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, ‘The Wild One’ and ‘On the Waterfront’. His naturalistic style influenced generations of actors and helped redefine screen acting in the post-war era.
After a career resurgence in the 1970s, Brando delivered two of his most celebrated performances as Vito Corleone in ‘The Godfather’ and Colonel Kurtz in ‘Apocalypse Now’. A two-time Academy Award winner, he remains one of Hollywood’s most influential and iconic stars, with a legacy that continues to shape acting, filmmaking and popular culture decades after his death.
The star was known to rub people the wrong way.
Disrespect of The Duke.
Up to his old tricks.
He was never in contention.
Probably not the best negotiation tactic.