A little background info:
In the original play, Blanche’s deceased husband, Allen Grey, had committed suicide after he was discovered having a homosexual affair. This material was removed for the film; Blanche says only that she showed scorn towards Allen, driving him to suicide.
LOL Polish is kinda like Irish, but not. 
She looks better as a monkey.
And so completely unrecognizable if you only knew him from his later work.
Irish was considered Black in the South.
Yeah. Had a conversation with someone about Brando once. They were like, “The fat guy that played the Godfather.” I just shook my head.
Ah the good ol’ days when an argument lead to a slap followed by sex.
Hello salty goodness!
Enter sweaty Brando and every 50s woman swooned.
Huh. I read the play in a literature class in college, but I don’t remember that part. Of course, it was long, long ago.
Ape! 
Apparently among the blind.
Not just in '50s, apparently. 
And not just the women.
Yeah I mixed them up. Well, at least the robots will get us before the Apes evolve.
So true on so many levels.
My bad. He’s a sexy beast.
He was a boxer or something at the time, right?
That kind of physique was unusual back then, unless one was an athlete or laborer.
Oh Stanley. What a putz.
“What’s your sister a deep-sea diver?”
HA!
He’s got an appraiser coming in.
He’s got a lot of acquaintances. :rolleyes:
Yeah she’s deluded alright.
And she looks it too. Great acting.
Leigh’s personal life was just as tragic as Blanche. She suffered from mental illness, manic depression.