Christopher Reeve Was Definitely Not a Fan of Legend Marlon Brando | THR News

Christopher Reeve expressed disappointment with Marlon Brando's work ethic during their collaboration on the 1978 Superman film. Reeve felt Brando was only motivated by money and missed the opportunity to inspire younger actors. Despite Brando's legendary status, Reeve believed he no longer cared about his craft. The video revisits Reeve's 1982 interview with David Letterman, where he candidly shared his views on Brando's lack of dedication. Brando's substantial salary for Superman became a Hollywood legend, highlighting his focus on financial gain over artistic contribution.

What was Christopher Reeve's main criticism of Marlon Brando during the filming of Superman?

• Brando was too focused on his appearance.

• Brando was only interested in the financial gain.

• Brando was too demanding on set.

• Brando refused to work with Reeve directly.

How did Christopher Reeve feel about Marlon Brando's potential influence on younger actors?

• He felt Brando could have been a great inspiration.

• He considered Brando's influence to be negative.

• He believed Brando was a great mentor.

• He thought Brando was indifferent to younger actors.

What was the public's perception of Marlon Brando according to Christopher Reeve?

• They saw him as a controversial figure.

• They thought he was overrated.

• They believed he was a method actor.

• They viewed him as an institution regardless of his performance.

What was Marlon Brando's salary for his role in Superman, adjusted for today's value?

• $5 million

• $6.5 million

• $7.8 million

• $10 million

What did director Richard Donner say about Marlon Brando's work ethic?

• Brando hated to work and loved money.

• Brando was easy to collaborate with.

• Brando was known for his dedication.

• Brando was a perfectionist.