01 Jul 2003
Chaplin Today: 'Limelight'
A short documentary about the making of Chaplin's "Limelight."
Brando
As Great As the Man Himself
The life and legacy of Marlon Brando and how he changed acting.
Top Billed Cast
Marlon Brando Self (archive footage)
Al Pacino Self
John Travolta Self
Sean Penn Self
John Turturro Self
Robert Duvall Self
Martin Landau Self
Jane Fonda Self
Edward Norton Self
Johnny Depp Self
James Caan Self
Angie Dickinson Self
Jon Voight Self
Eli Wallach Self
Dennis Hopper Self
Sacheen Littlefeather Self
James Garner Self (archive footage)
Anthony Quinn Self (archive footage)
Edward R. Murrow Self (archive footage)
Larry King Self (archive footage)
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