(Sitting at lunch with Alexis Arquette & our straight friend mike)

Alexis: I know where you can buy a picture of Marlon Brando giving oral sex to a guy in the back of this restaurant.
L: SHUT UP
A: Show me and I’ll buy it.
M: Colonel Walter E. Kurtz is giving head?!

The picture is said to be Marlon Brando giving oral sex to Wally Cox his lifetime friend and partner who was know for his ….big talent. Legend says it was part of Brando’s private collection the photo was burried for years during his marriage and his fathering of many children. Even though he allegedly continued to wrestle on the side with such boy toys as Cary Grant, Rock Hudson, Stewart Granger, Montgomery Clift, John Gielgud and James Dean.

A: Alexis Arquette was right. Ladies and Gentleman LA Rag Mag gives you the infamous, the shocking, the gloriously eye opening…..

MARLON BRANDO’S POOF PROOF! (SOOO NSFW)

Yes, it’s shocking I know. Take a deep breath and relax, he always said he was a bisexual it’s just the photo that takes you there. But behind the shock is the love story of Marlon and Wally Cox that many people don’t remember. A lifetime companship, that at times was a love affair, with a classic Hollywood ending.

‘If Wally had been a woman, I would have married him and we would have lived happily ever after.’

Brando first met Wally Cox in New York City, where they shared an apartment together. Even during Brando’s wild years of booze, women, and sex with Hollywood’s hunkies stars. Cox moved out years later some say because he hated Marlon’s pet raccoon, but the two always stayed close.

(I’ve got to do something about the liver spots on my hands)

Brando was quoted in 1976 as saying:

“Homosexuality is so much in fashion it no longer makes news. Like a large number of men, I, too, have had homosexual experiences and I am not ashamed. I have never paid much attention to what people think about me.”

In the old days of Hollywood when you knew someone was gay you played along with their wife (like Hugh Jackman) and the pretend marriage because we were a civilized society. But things weren’t so civilized when Brando’s wife filed for divorce.

In 1959 Brando’s first wife, Anna Kashfi, tried to use this infamous photo as evidence in court to get sole custody of the children and it’s been floating around ever since. Recently appearing in the pages of Brando Unzipped.

Even when his ashes were scatttered they scattered Wally Cox’s ashes in California’s Death Valley with him. When asked why Marlon’s son Miko simply replied,

“It seemed right.”
A family friend said: “Wally was the big love of Marlon’s life.”

As a young gay boy who used to idolized Marlon Brando, and even had glossy photos of him hanging on my wall (how could my dad not know?) it was well worth the $15, and I paid for Alexis’ lunch.

It’s not just the movies or the stars that make Hollywood, it’s the stories.

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