Adrien Brody on ‘The Brutalist’ AI Controversy: ‘No Technology’ Was Used to Take ‘Work from People’
Now, Brody is weighing in on the subsequent controversy. Brody said during a recent appearance on the “Little Gold Men” ...
Adrien Brody’s ‘The Brutalist’ makeup artist mistook his nose for a prosthetic — and tried to ‘remove’ it
Brody, 51, shared the hilarious anecdote on “The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon,” after the late-night host asked about ...
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Adrien Brody reveals makeup artist tried to pull his nose off
The Oscar winner admitted he cracked up when a new makeup team attempted to detach his real nose while working on the set of his latest movie, The Brutalist. Playing Hungarian-Jewish architect László ...
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The case for ‘The Brutalist’
When it premiered at the Venice Film Festival last September, “The Brutalist” was hailed as the next great American epic.
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Adrien Brody’s performance in ‘The Brutalist’ hits home for descendants of immigrants and Holocaust survivors
Adrien Brody's conversation with Annete Insdorf at the 92NY especially resonated with the descendents of Holocaust survivors ...
Adrien Brody Recalls Hilarious Incident With The Brutalist Makeup Artist Who Almost Pulled His Nose Out; Read Here
Adrien Brody recalled a hilarious incident from the sets of The Brutalist, when the makeup artist tried to pull out the actor’s nose, assuming it to be made up of prosthetics.
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‘The Brutalist’: An ambitious film about power and the promises of America
SUMMARY: Ambitious in its scope, “The Brutalist” seems to have done what it set out to do: leave its audiences with a sense ...
The Brutalist’s AI Controversy, Explained
Here’s everything to know about the use of AI in The Brutalist, including how director Brady Corbet and star Adrien Brody have responded.,How did this start?,The Brutalist used AI tools to zhuzh the ...
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The Brutalist: When technique triumphs purpose
Monumental,” “tremendous,” and “striking” have all been used to describe how much of an achievement The Brutalist is, but there isn’t enough verbiage to replace the grandeur of the experience itself.