The male protagonist Paul in "Ultimo tango a Parigi" is the American actor Marlon Brando, a representative of the "rebellious generation" of American cinema in the 1950s. In "Ultimo tango a Parigi", Marlon Brando's portrayal of a middle-aged American man with a bad mood and a bad mood is very different from all the roles he played before. Especially in a drama that narrates childhood life, Brando's performance is naturally relaxed and extremely wonderful. He lay on the floor, mumbling about his childhood in vulgar slang, and his lines were improvised by Brando. However, the filming of this film was not a pleasant experience for Brando. After the filming, Brando once complained that it felt bad because Bertolucci unceremoniously took the man to middle age and figure. The scene of Weiwei's Brando having sex was ugly.
Last Tango in Paris About the starring
2021-12-21 08:01
Extended Reading
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Randi 2021-12-21 08:01:17
There is very little dialogue in the whole film, and more of it conveys emotions through this hopeless emotion. In the film, he gradually developed a sense of attachment in his interactions with her.
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Darius 2022-03-28 09:01:04
I watched the version without subtitles, and I didn’t have any basic knowledge of French, so I didn’t understand it after reading it for a long time.
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Paul: Put your fingers up my ass. Are you deaf? Go on. I'm gonna get a pig. And I'm gonna have the pig fuck you. And I want the pig to vomit in your face. Then I want you to swallow the vomit. Are you gonna do that for me?
Jeanne: Yes! Yeah!
Paul: I want the pig to die while you're fucking him. Then you have to go behind it. I want you to smell the dying farts of the pig. Are you gonna do all of that for me?
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Paul: Are you scared?