Marlon Brando's PA Writes Memoir: His Ladies, His Finances And More
If one film changed Marlon's life it was Mutiny On The Bounty, which was released in 1962.
It wasn't really the script that excited him but the Tahitian girls, including his co-star Tarita Teriipia.
My first meeting with Tarita was unusual to say the least. I had gone to gather clothes to be laundered from Marlon's bungalow.
Opening the door, I saw a naked Tarita tied to the bed.
As I reached to untie her, she said: 'No, no! Marlon kill me!'
I convinced Marlon to return to the bungalow and release her. What possessed him to tie her up? He proclaimed that she had to be punished for lying to him.
Back in Hollywood, he was back to his old ways: a different girl or two every day.
Around the time of the premiere of Mutiny, Tarita announced she was pregnant and wanted $750,000 for an abortion. Marlon refused and laughed. He would have loved to have had $750,000 at the time.





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Daily Mail | December 21, 2008 09:11 AM