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"One-eyed Jacks:" Brando is a genius (Malden credits him with not only directing, but also

Posted by tinear on April 13, 2011 at 10:57:33:
writing the intriguing plot. "Unforgiven" certainly owns much of its story line to Brando, or whoever wrote the final screenplay.
Pina Pellicer, the very beautiful woman playing Brando's love interest had a tragically short life. She died, of her own hand, at the age of 30. She very much reminds me of Audrey Hepburn as she had many critics.