Marlon Brando and Richard Pryor Engaged in Intimate Encounter, Reveals Quincy Jones

Marlon Brando's diverse s–ual partners throughout his life, which included both men and women, have been well-documented.

Several biographies released after his passing have discussed his bisexuality, with Brando himself acknowledging having had “homosexual experiences.”

In the book “Marlon Brando, the Only Contender,” Brando was quoted expressing no shame in admitting to these encounters, stating that like many others, he too had engaged in homosexual experiences.

According to Jennifer Pryor, the widow of the late Richard Pryor, her husband was unapologetic about his involvement in one of such encounters with Brando.

This revelation surfaced following Quincy Jones' recent candid interview published by Vulture, where Jones disclosed his long-standing friendship with Brando and his knowledge of the actor's proclivity for numerous s–ual relationships.

Jones further revealed that among Brando's array of partners were notable figures like James Baldwin, Marvin Gaye, and Richard Pryor.

When asked about the authenticity of Brando's relationships with these men, Jones jovially remarked, “Come on, man.

He did not give a (expletive).”

Jennifer Pryor shared insights into her late husband's liberated attitude towards sexuality, emphasizing that during the 1970s, a period marked by Pryor's rise to fame in comedy and entertainment, he was open to diverse partnerships, irrespective of gender.

Reflecting on the era, she highlighted the prevalence of drug use, particularly substances like quaaludes and cocaine, which fostered an environment conducive to uninhibited behavior.

In jest, she humorously mentioned the possibility of engaging in intimate activities with unconventional objects under the influence.

The specifics regarding the timing of Pryor and Brando's liaison remain vague, with uncertainties surrounding whether it occurred during Brando's illustrious years in films such as “The Godfather” and “Last Tango in Paris,” or later when the actor appeared in less demanding roles.

Emphasizing Pryor's transparency about his bisexuality among friends, Jennifer Pryor reaffirmed that Pryor's s–ual orientation was a well-known aspect of his persona.

This facet of his life is also detailed in Scott Saul's biography “Laughter Along the Path to Oblivion: Becoming Richard Pryor,” providing further insight into the legendary comedian's complex personal life.