A Marlon Brando Chauffeur Jacket from "The Night of the Following Day."...

Description

A Marlon Brando Chauffeur Jacket from "The Night of the Following Day." Universal, 1968. In the classic style, made of black wool, double-breasted with twelve frontal buttons, Mandarin collar, inside breast pocket label reads "M. Berman Ltd. / 18 Irving St., / Leicester Sq., W.C.2 / Marlon Brando;" worn by the actor as he portrayed the kidnapper "Bud" (interestingly, his real-life childhood nickname) in the opening scenes of the film that co-starred Rita Moreno and Richard Boone.
Approximately 38R (Brando wore it very "fitted")

Included with a "Letter of Authenticity" signed by Alice Marchak, Marlon Brando's longtime personal assistant.

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