Adrien Brody Becomes World Record Holder With Longest Acceptance Speech in Oscars History

Adrien Brody breaks longest Oscars speech record as ratings dip

LOS ANGELES, United States — Best actor winner Adrien Brody broke the record for the longest-ever Oscar acceptance speech on Sunday, as a lengthy gala suffered a small ratings dip, reaching some 18 million people on US network ABC and streamer Hulu.Despite promising to be "brief" on multiple occasions during his marathon monologue, "The Brutalist" star Brody clocked a whopping

Adrien Brody Just Made Oscars History With His Long Speech—And Fans Have Thoughts

Adrien Brody just won his second Best Actor Oscar for his leading role performance as architect László Tóth, a Hungarian-Jewish Holocaust survivor, in the epic period drama The Brutalist. When Brody received the gold statuette, he refrained from getting affectionate with presenter Cillian Murphy the way he did when he locked lips with presenter Halle Berry 22 years ago, but he still made quite an impression this year after winning. Brody th…

Adrien Brody Clowned On For Giving Pompous Record-Long Oscar Speech In Which He Said Nothing

adrien brody ocars speech Adrien Brody took home his second Academy Award for Best Actor on Sunday night, winning the prize for his performance in The Brutalist. Brody became the youngest actor to ever win the award when he won Best Actor for his work in The Pianist at 29 years old. While Adrien Brody was the betting favorite heading into the night, his win was not without a bit of controversy, however, as a report from earlier this year reveale…

The actor, who won the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in "The Brutalist", officially beat a 82-year-old record.

Upstate NY actor breaks record for longest Oscars acceptance speech in history

A fellow Oscar winner made fun of him at a recent awards show.

Jimmy Kimmel Jokes That Adrian Brody Is Still ‘Wrapping Up’ His Oscars Speech

Jimmy Kimmel reflected on the Oscars and Adrian Brody's long acceptance speech on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.'