Adrien Brody, promoting his film "The Brutalist," revealed that a makeup artist had tried to remove his real nose, thinking it was prosthetic.

Now, Brody is weighing in on the subsequent controversy. Brody said during a recent appearance on the “Little Gold Men” podcast at Vanity Fair that, while he understands that any “mention of AI is a bit triggering,” the debate was taken out of context.

The Brutalist' star Adrien Brody has defended the use of AI in the movie after it was widely criticised following director Brady Corbet's admission.

Adrien Brody is an intensely private person and has never been a typical leading man, he explained in a February 2025 interview with Variety. He often got passed over for roles because of his unconventional looks.

Star tapped for Best Actor at Oscars for role as Holocaust survivor says his schnoz was mistaken for a prosthetic until he explained that it 'doesn't come off' The post ‘The Brutalist’s Adrien Brody says makeup artist tried to remove his nose appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Adrien Brody says Brutalist make-up artist almost removed part of his face - The actor’s character ages around 30 years in the Oscar-nominated epic