Adrien Brody Wins His First Golden Globe, for ‘The Brutalist’
Adrien Brody’s performance as a Hungarian architect in “ The Brutalist ” has won him his first Golden Globe. In the three-and-a-half hour film directed by Brady Corbet, the actor plays László Tóth, a Holocaust survivor trying to rebuild his life in America following the war.
Adrien Brody cried for the victims of the L.A. fires while accepting the best actor prize at the New York Film Critics Circle ...
At 215 minutes, writer-director Brady Corbet swings for the fences with his "monumental" film about an architect who has fled ...
The actor's mother and father were in the audience and shown applauding as Brody gave them his heartfelt thanks.
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He comes to postwar America with blueprints for a new kind of beauty in director Brady Corbet’s ambitious, if imperfect, epic film.
Adrien Brody is a visionary architect in post-World War II America in the three-time Golden Globe-winning "The Brutalist." ...
"The Brutalist" also won best motion picture drama, while Kieran Culkin nabbed a prize for his role in "A Real Pain." ...
Adrien Brody makes an explosive protagonist in biopic that's fictional but feels historical, and is marred by an exploitative turn toward the end.
The 51-year-old, who at 29 became - and remains to this day - the youngest ever best actor Oscar winner, and on Sunday night ...
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