Marlon Brando In ‘The Wild One’
Due to its contentious themes and portrayal of motorcycle gangs, the 1953 American picture The Wild One, directed by László Benedek, was banned in the United Kingdom for 14 years after it was released there. It was believed that the movie, in which Marlon Brando played the leader of a gang of illegal bikers, promoted an antisocial and lawless lifestyle and may be harmful to young people who might be influenced by it. After the British film censorship board determined that the film’s risk for harming viewers had diminished with time, it was ultimately released in the UK in 1967. To make the movie more palatable to British viewers, it was presented in a modified form with some sequences removed and others added.
Marlon Brando In ‘The Wild One’
Cybill Shepherd Turned Heads In ‘The Last Picture Show’banned in china and banned in arizona
Due to its portrayal of small-town life and sexual themes, Peter Bogdanovich’s 1971 American film The Last Picture Show was immediately outlawed in China after its premiere. Due to its portrayal of teenage sexuality, it was also prohibited in the state of Arizona. After the movie’s Arizona ban was eventually lifted, it received praise from critics and is now regarded as a masterpiece of American filmmaking. It has appeared on many lists of the greatest movies ever produced after being nominated for eight Academy Awards and winning two of them. The Last Picture Show is now hailed as a brilliant interpretation of the human condition and a moving examination of the complexity of love, sexuality, and adolescence. Its strong performances and evocative cinematography have helped it endure the test of time, and both movie reviewers and fans continue to study and adore it.
Cybill Shepherd Turned Heads In ‘The Last Picture Show’banned In China And Banned In Arizona
