Marlon Brando and the Old Hollywood art of going down on one’s best male friend
Brando tied Cox to a tree and left him there on his own. Both rose to their own kinds of fame and even when they were living on opposite coasts, they still found ways to see each other.With his brooding looks and maverick acting style, Brando was a poster boy for raw, unadulterated masculinity.
On the other hand, Cox, with his gentle, nerdy persona, was the quintessential “everyman.” Following Cox’s unexpected passing in 1973, Brando kept his best friend’s ashes, telling Time magazine “I have Wally’s ashes in my house.
I talk to him all the time.” So it’s not surprising that rumors have circulated for years that these two may have been more than just friends.
And here’s where our tale gets spicy. Rumor has it that an image exists of Brando performing fellatio on Cox. We can’t share it here for obvious reasons, but it’s not hard to track down on the internet.
