Stanley Kowalski/Blanche Dubois from A Streetcar Named Desire
Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando.
From the first scene between these two, it's obvious there is going to be trouble. Blanche Dubois comes to live with her sister Stella in New Orleans and butts heads with Stella's animalistic, crude husband, Stanley. The basis of the relationship is interesting even on paper - she's the overly refined, faux Southern belle who makes disparaging remarks to Stanley even as she tries her best to charm him. Stanley, on the other hand, is a primal ape of man who stomps around and roughly demands his way and gets it because of how attractive he is. By themselves, they are interesting characters. Is Stanley a purely evil man?
Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando.
From the first scene between these two, it's obvious there is going to be trouble. Blanche Dubois comes to live with her sister Stella in New Orleans and butts heads with Stella's animalistic, crude husband, Stanley. The basis of the relationship is interesting even on paper - she's the overly refined, faux Southern belle who makes disparaging remarks to Stanley even as she tries her best to charm him. Stanley, on the other hand, is a primal ape of man who stomps around and roughly demands his way and gets it because of how attractive he is. By themselves, they are interesting characters. Is Stanley a purely evil man?
