MARLON BRANDO cut out of his will one of his teenage grandsons and an adopted daughter, according to a copy of the document released yesterday.
After acknowledging he had 10 living children and one deceased daughter, the legendary actor stipulated that he refused to provide for any children of his late daughter Cheyenne.
Cheyenne Brando hanged herself in 1995 in Tahiti. She had a son named Tuki with Dag Drollet, a Tahitian who was murdered by her brother, Christian Brando.
Christian served five years in prison for the slaying. Tuki, who is now about 13 years old, is being raised by his grandmother, Tarita Teriipaia, the Polynesian beauty Brando wed after starring with her in "Mutiny on the Bounty."
A spokesman for Brando could not be reached to explain why the boy was eliminated from the $21.6 million will.
Brando also cut off adopted daughter Petra Brando-Corval, who is either 32 or 34. She is the biological daughter of his former assistant Caroline Barrett and novelist James Clavell.
Barrett, who worked for the reclusive actor from 1976 to 2001, settled a lawsuit with the actor just days before Brando died over $185,000 he gave her.
Brando's lawyers had claimed the actor only loaned the cash to Barrett to buy a house and educate her daughter.
The will lists private property worth $3 million and real estate, including his home and a Tahitian atoll, valued at $18.6 million.
mbecker@edit.nydailynews.com
