he would call me up sometimes. >> marlon brando would?nd i said, marlon, that's like me asking you to recite hamlet. to which he proceeded to recite from hamlet. >> what did you have to sing? >> i did. >> what did you sing him? >> i sang a song called "nobody's heart belongs to me." >> just down the phone to marlon brando? >> and i remember sitting in my kitchen, i'll never forget this, one of those moments you never forget. this is before they had gizmos to record things. and i'm going -- doing hamlet. so i had to sing him a song. >> what did he say at the end of it? >> i don't remember that. >> was it a regular thing? would he ring you up on a friday night and say, where's my song? >> we once went on a short road trip together. >> you and marlon brando? this is fantastic. where did you go? >> he wanted to take me to the desert to see the wildflowers. >> i bet he did. >> and sleep over in a ghost town he said. >> now we're getting there. >> but i was such a nice jewish girl that i just said, marlon, i can't stay overnight with you. i'll

he would call me up sometimes. >> marlon brando would? i said, marlon. that's like me asking you to recite hamlet. to which he proceeded to recite a scene from hamlet. >> did you have to sing? >> i did. >> what did you sing him? >> i sang a song called "nobody's heart belongs to me". >> just on the phone to brando. >> i remember sitting in my kitchen. i will never forget it. one of those moments i will never forget. this is before they had gizmos to record things. i'm going -- [ mouthing words ] hamlet! >> what did he say at the end of it? >> i don't remember that. >> was it a regular thing? did he ring you up on a friday night and say where is my song? >> we went on a short road trip together. >> you and marlon brando? >> mm-hmm. >> this is fantastic. where did you go? >> he wanted to take me to the desert to see the wild flowers and sleep over. >> now we're getting somewhere. >> i said, i can't stay over. i'll go for the day. you have to take me home. >> you turned down brando? >> yeah. absolutely. >> how did he take rejection? >> he wa

>> marlon brando. >> really? >> oh, no question. why, do you doubt that? >> definitely., and he said james dean for him had the brando thing as well. >> but brando was first. >> yeah. >> no, he was fascinating. he would call me up sometimes. >> marlon brando? >> he called me up once and said, sing me a song. and i said, marlon, that's like me asking you to recite hamlet. to which he proceeded to recite a soliloquy from hamlet. >> and did you have to sing? >> i did. >> what did you sing him? >> i sang him a song called "nobody's heart belongs to me." >> just on the phone to marlon brando? >> and i remember sitting in my kitchen, i'll never forget -- it's one of those moments you'll never forget. this is before they had gizmos to record things, and i'm going he's doing hamlet, so i had to sing him a song. >> what did he say at the end of that? >> i don't remember that. >> was it a regular thing? did he ring you up on a friday night and say sing me a song? >> we once went on a short road trip together. >> you and marlon brando? this is fantastic. where did you go? >> he wan

there is a movie of marlon brando. but i must say, i remember it was a time in the 1960's, it was some boy from the suburbs. i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris b

her relationships with many people, including marlon brando.here is a preview. >> we once went on a short road trip together. >> you and marlon brando? >> mm-hm. >> this is fantastic. where did you go? >> he wanted to take me to the desert to see the wild flowers. >> i'll bet he did. >> and sleep over in a ghost town, he said.

. >> you and marlon brando? >> mm-hmm. >> where did you go? esert to see the wild flowers. but i was just such a nice jewish girl that i said marlon i can't stay overnight with you. i'll go with you for the dave but you have to take me home. >> so marlon wanted to do more than look at flowers with you. >> he wanted to sleep over in the desert with me. >> you turned down marlon brando? >> yeah, absolutely. >> how did he take rejection? >> it was fine. we would talk for hours and hours sometimes on the phone. it's great. >> what about? i find this mesmerizing, you, the greatest singer and the greatest actor just chewing the fat on the phone? ia, we would talk for hours. interesting, when we went on that road trip, he had just done, you know, the sexual one "last tango in paris" and i never asked him aut acting. and he told me -- it was interesting what he was telling me and i'll write about it someday but when i was older and i was doing my last -- no, it was "nuts" and he was telling me all these things, you know, how he wears an ear wig so he c

who do you think. >> marlon brando. >> really? >> no question. why, do you doubt that? on't actually. i think he would definitely -- i remember interviewing dennis hopper once and he said james dean for him had the brando thing, as well. >> but brando was first. >> yeah. >> no, he was fascinating. he would call me up sometimes he called me up once and said, sing me a song. and i said, marlon, that's like me asking you to recite hamlet. to which he proceeded to recite a soliloquy from hamlet. >> did you have to sing? >> i did. >> what did you sing him? >> i sang a song called "nobody's heart belongs to me." >> just on the phone to marlon brando? >> and i remember sitting in my kitchen, i'll never forget, it's one of those moments you never forget. i'm going this is before they had gizmos to record things, i'm going -- to hamlet. so i had to sing him a song. >> how did you feel when your mother died? did you feel that you had reconciled things with her. >> basically, yeah. little -- a short time before she died i remember going to her house and she had alzheimers. and she

. >> you turned down marlon brando? >> yeah, absolutely. >> how did he take rejection? >> it was fine. >> a remarkable conversation with a remarkable lady. barbra streisand with me for the hour tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. east person that's all for tonight. ac 360 starts now. "ac 360" starts now. >>> breaking news tonight. the woman believed to be president obama's first choice for secretary of state says no thanks. u.n. ambassador susan rice. she's the one caught up in the controversy over her statements following the murder of four americans in libya. she's the one, you'll recall, the president stood up using some pretty blunt language, saying that anyone who's got a problem with her has a problem with him. instead, there won't be a confrontation because late today, ambassador rice took herself out of contention, writing the president she's honored to be considered for the office, writing "i am fully confident that i could serve our country ably and effectively in that role. however, if nominated, i am now convinced that the confirmation process would be lengthy, disr

. >> you turned down marlon brando? >> yeah, absolutely. >> how did he take rejection? >> it was fine. >> a remarkable conversation with a remarkable lady. barbra streisand with me for the hour tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. east person that's all for tonight. ac 360 starts now. >>> good evening everyone. it is 10:00 on the east coast. breaking news tonight. the woman believed to be president obama's choice for secretary of state says no thanks. u.n. bam bass dar susan rice. she was the one caught up in the controversy of her statements after the murder of four americans in libya. you will recall the president stood up for her using blunt language saying anyone who has a problem with her has a problem with him. instead there won't be c confrontation because ambassador rice took herself out of contention writing the president she is honerred to be considered for the office saying, i am now convinced that the con pir fashion process would be lengthy, disruptive and costly and that trade-off is simply not worth it to our country. >> today i made the decision that it was the b

by his 20s appearing on david letterman to do weird clips like coming out as a day shelfed marlon brandot was always dave i was writing for, what's going to make dave laugh when i'm out there. >> just sat down with d. both of us very excited. >> hello and welcome to the racial el meadow show. >> reporter: then there's chris's daughter abby elliott who just spent four seasons on "saturday night live" where she was known for dead on impressions of celebrities. >> language lean ajolie. what are you doing here? >> i heard someone had eight babies, does she want all of them? >> reporter: in fact, this family, including chris's wife paula and younger daughter bridey, is spritesingly sane and low key, despite chris's claims to the contrary. >> i can remember like getting looks just wheeling you guys down the street in manhattan from people that recognized me that just thought, well, no, he should not have children, that person should not have kids. >> reporter: alas chris's life is so normal that he recently felt compelled to write a comic unauthorized autobiography. instead of bobble yot, he c

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