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Viva Zapata, 1952
It was a pretty good picture but I think Kazan made a mistake in not requiring everyone in the cast to speak with a Mexican accent. I affected a slight one but it wasn't well done, and most of the other actors spoke standard English, which made it seem artificial.
Viva Zapata, 1952
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Viva Zapata, 1952
A collection of approximately 1540 contact prints on approximately 600 sheets, some duplicates, the shots taken on location in Mexico, some taken during filming, some of the cast, crew and extras relaxing between takes, subjects include: various shots of Brando on and off set; Brando with his pet racoon; Brando with director Elia Kazan; Brando in make-up; Kazan at his typewriter or on set; Kazan directing the actors in various scenes; Jean Peters in make-up or taking photographs on set; Anthony Quinn playing guitar between takes, majority of prints -- 2¼x2¼in. (5.7x5.7cm.); accompanied by a paperback book: STEINBECK, John Viva Zapata, New York: Viking Press, 1975; and a magazine, Argosy: The Complete Men's Magazine, February, 1952, depicting Brando as Emiliano Zapata on the front cover (a lot)
A collection of approximately 1540 contact prints on approximately 600 sheets, some duplicates, the shots taken on location in Mexico, some taken during filming, some of the cast, crew and extras relaxing between takes, subjects include: various shots of Brando on and off set; Brando with his pet racoon; Brando with director Elia Kazan; Brando in make-up; Kazan at his typewriter or on set; Kazan directing the actors in various scenes; Jean Peters in make-up or taking photographs on set; Anthony Quinn playing guitar between takes, majority of prints -- 2¼x2¼in. (5.7x5.7cm.); accompanied by a paperback book: STEINBECK, John Viva Zapata, New York: Viking Press, 1975; and a magazine, Argosy: The Complete Men's Magazine, February, 1952, depicting Brando as Emiliano Zapata on the front cover (a lot)