#27: Marlon Brando Refused to Memorize Lines
Marlon Brando revolutionized acting while quietly breaking its rules. Instead of memorizing dialogue, he taped other actors’ lines to furniture, cue cards, and even fellow performers, relying on spontaneity rather than preparation.

In films like On the Waterfront and The Godfather, the results felt natural and electric. Brando’s methods frustrated directors but changed screen acting forever, proving that raw presence could matter more than technical discipline.
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