Adrien Brody Reflects on AI Use and Makeup Mishap During 'The Brutalist'

The Oscar-nominated actor addresses AI criticism and shares a humorous story about a makeup artist mistaking his real nose for a prosthetic.

Adrien Brody stars in 'The Brutalist,' a critically acclaimed film about a Hungarian-Jewish architect's life after surviving the Holocaust, which is nominated for 10 Oscars.
During a press appearance, Brody recounted a humorous incident on set where a makeup artist mistakenly tried to remove his real nose, thinking it was a prosthetic.
The film has drawn attention for its use of AI technology to enhance Hungarian dialogue, sparking discussions about AI's role in creative industries.
Brody defended the use of AI in the film, emphasizing that it was only used to refine language accuracy and did not alter the actors' performances.
The actor expressed gratitude for his career and the opportunity to work on meaningful projects that reflect his family's Hungarian heritage and struggles.