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10 réponses pour “Marlon Brando (1924-2004)”

1. Black Rose dit :
   Le 3/07/2004 à 15:26

   Marlon Brando dans “l’équipée sauvzge” c’était pour moi, le nouveau chevalier des temps modernes, dans “Apocalypse now”, son personnage qui a déconnecté de la réalité est troublant, faut dire aussi, que, qui garderait la tête solide, en tant de guerre ?

2. Black Rose dit :
   Le 3/07/2004 à 15:27

   Désolé, il faut lire “en temps” et non “en tant”, (ouf, j’ai failli entrendre M. hurler)

3. skoteinos dit :
   Le 5/07/2004 à 09:19

   C’est Cantona, là.

4. sandrine dit :
   Le 5/07/2004 à 10:25

   On pourrait le penser, en effet !

5. Adrienne dit :
   Le 6/08/2004 à 22:12

   This is a remarkable photograph and a perfect summary of who Marlon Brando was.
   Both the photo and the text deserve an award! .
   Sincerely,

   A.

6. Adrienne dit :
   Le 7/08/2004 à 21:24

   Sandrine - Are you the author of the above photograph of Marlon Brando and the text? It is really fantastic and I would like to recommend you for an award.
   I understand French, but cannot correspond in it. You may reply in French.
   Greetings,

   Adrienne,

7. sandrine dit :
   Le 10/08/2004 à 13:08

   Hello Adrienne,
   Sorry for answering you so late. I m on holidays. I m not the author of the photograph but i took it from the film Apocalypse Now. I made the capture myself and wrote the text which is a reference to Kazan s movie. Lots of french newspapers wrote the same title when Brando died.
   Thank you for being so enthousiastic. You are welcome on this blog.

8. Adrienne dit :
   Le 14/08/2004 à 20:52

   Hello Sandrine- May I ask you a question? Are you perhaps the famous photographer Sandrine Hermand-Grisel, or another Sandrine?

   Greetings,
   Adrienne

9. sandrine dit :
   Le 14/08/2004 à 21:49

   I’m not this famous photographer ! Sorry ! I’m not a photographer at all.
   See you !

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    Le 26/10/2004 à 05:33

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