Many people remember Marlon Brando for his significant contributions to American film, his colorful personal life, and his legendary role in The Godfather.

Marlon Brando’s views and sentiments regarding his private life have been buried in obscurity until now, despite the fact that much of his work on screen has become part of cinematic history.

In Listen To Me Marlon, he expresses a vehement dislike for the glitzy town where he built his reputation, as well as his disdain for the success that made him a multimillionaire.

The two-time Academy Award winner also expressed his disdain for acting, which he termed as “lying for a living.”

According to the Daily Mail, the actor reportedly refers to himself as a “beast” who “had women coming in the door, going out the window.”

first wife Anna Kashfi

Because of his intense hunger for s-x, the On the Waterfront and A Streetcar Named Desire actor fathered 11 children and had a seemingly unending string of relationships over the course of three marriages.

Listen To Me Marlon, directed by Stevan Riley, is based solely on audio cassettes recorded by the actor at home, in business meetings, under hypnosis, in treatment, and during press interviews, and has just recently been published, 11 years after his death at the age of 80.

The actor, who died in 2004 at the age of 80, describes how the fame that came with his career made him sick.

“Most actors want their name in the paper. They like all that attention. Very often I am struck with the illusion of success,” Brando admits. “It’s difficult when you meet people because you see they’ve prejudged you – not to be treated normally. To have people staring at you, like an animal in the zoo, what it does is remove you from reality.”

“I can’t stand it. I hate it. You guys have no idea how discomforting it is not being able to be just an ordinary person. You can’t imagine how much of a panic it is.

“And it’s been a struggle to try to preserve sanity and a sense of reality taken away from you by success.”

Marlon married actress Anna Kashfi in 1957, but the couple split after two years. In 1960, he married Movita Castonada. He married Bora Bora-born actress Tarita Teriipaia, his co-star in Mutiny On The Bounty, when she was 20 and he was 48, two years after they divorced.

After meeting at a party, Marlon said he had an affair with Marilyn Monroe, and the two maintained regular contact.