Subtitle | Reflections.in.a.golden.eye.1967.720p....

The famous scene where Marlon Brando talks to himself in the mirror inspired Robert De Niro’s iconic "Are you talkin' to me?" scene in Taxi Driver .

For 1967, the film was incredibly bold, featuring themes of repressed homosexuality , voyeurism, and fetishism. subtitle Reflections.In.A.Golden.Eye.1967.720p....

The look was intended to represent a line from the original novel: that the world is merely a reflection in the eye of a golden peacock . The famous scene where Marlon Brando talks to

Director originally released the film with a unique color process where every scene was suffused with a sepia-toned, golden haze . Director originally released the film with a unique

Montgomery Clift was the original choice for Brando's role. Elizabeth Taylor even put up her own salary as insurance to secure him, but he died of a heart attack shortly before filming began.

Modern releases (like the 2020 Warner Archive DVD) now include both the standard color version and the experimental "gold" version. Trivia - Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967) - IMDb