Adrien Brody Wins Golden Globe for The Brutalist

Adrien Brody won his first Golden Globe for his performance in 'The Brutalist,' where he plays a Jewish architect who survives the Holocaust and immigrates to the U.S. The film garnered significant acclaim, winning four awards including best picture (drama) and best director for Brady Corbet. In his emotional acceptance speech, Brody dedicated his award to immigrants, reflecting on the struggles faced by those seeking a new life in America, while also honoring his family's history of emigration from Hungary. He expressed gratitude for the support from his parents and praised his partner, Georgina Chapman. Brody's win marks a pivotal moment in his career, 20 years after winning an Oscar for 'The Pianist.' 'The Brutalist' received attention for its impressive length of 215 minutes and its thematic depth related to the human experience.