Douglass Watson,
James Garner,
Kent Smith,
Marlon Brando,
Martha Scott
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Based on a novel by James Michener, Sayonara earned a fistful of Oscar® nominations (including Best Picture, Director, and Actor) in 1957 and wound up winning statuettes for supporting actors Red Butt...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 18, 2001
Stats: 146 reviews
This is another one of those watershed films that is so far ahead of its time in dealing with issues of race, love, and marriage. Definitely one of Brando's most moving endeavors, overshadowed only by the even more masterful performances of Red Buttons and Miyoshi Umeki . This ...( read more)
Cualquier escusa para ver a Brando en escena es valida, Marlon tuvo una nominacion al Oscar por esta pelicula, y esta bien, pero no es de sus mejores trabajos, claro esta que aun asi es cautivante y esta mucho mejor que la mayoria de protagonista. Es una buena pelicula, talvez no...( read more)
I love this film. The acting is awesome by everyone, the story is timeless. Very well directed and especially well produced. Great cinematography, costumes, sets, editing, it has it all. Superb movie making.
The sociopolitical content of this movie becomes its singular driving force at times, and its approach to that material is underwhelming. Joshua Logan's direction is bland but inoffensive, and the story itself has some compelling elements. Marlon Brando is the true saving grace h...( read more)
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