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Learn moreFollowing his development from moody Oklahoma teenager to the method-trained star to the eccentric recluse of his later years, Patricia Bosworth offers a penetrating look at Marlon Brando’s evolving persona: the volcanic Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire, the sensitive rebel in The Wild Ones, the iconic Don Corleone in The Godfather. Bosworth probes Brando’s alcoholic parents’ influence on his acting, his decades of psychoanalysis, and his tumultuous personal relationships. Here, from rebellious unknown to reluctant idol to falling star, is the complex charismatic genius who changed the face of acting.
“A vivid reminder of the personal and professional highlights of Brando's life.”—Publishers Weekly
Patricia Bosworth is an American journalist and biographer who was born in Oakland, California. She is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and a former faculty member of the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University. Bosworth has also been an editor, actress, and model. Patricia Bosworth’s books include her critically acclaimed biographies of Diane Arbus and Montgomery Clift and a memoir, Anything Your Little Heart Desires. Residing in New York City, she is a contributing editor of Vanity Fair and writes regularly for The New York Times. You can visit her online at pbosworth.com and @P_Bosworth.