Top performances by Marlon Brando-Karl Malden in this story about union corruption
Marlon Brando plays a conflicted character in one of his most famous roles. He’s a longshoreman working for the crooked union boss Lee Cobb who ends up questioning what he does. That’s shown right at the start as Brando sets up a man to be murdered by Cobb’s men. The corruption at the docks is the major theme of the film. Cobb and his cronies split up the union dues, they have the dockworkers living in fear, they have sources in the police who tell them everything, etc. Brando of course is convincing with his character. You can see him doubting his role with Cobb as the film progresses. On top of that you have Karl Malden as a priest who stands up to Cobb who is the moral center of On The Waterfront. He gives a great speech about the differences between the working man and the union bosses who are taking all the profits from their work, and how people had to stand up to that injustice.
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