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Awards Voters: Don’t Forget About Felicity Jones in ‘The Brutalist’
VarietyStory by Carolehorst
scrn logline
Felicity Jones brings a sharp-tongued skepticism to the art world drama 'The Brutalist,' shaking up the pretensions of her upper-crust characters.
beat sheet
- Jones delivers a standout performance as Erzsébet, a highly educated woman who clashes with her artist husband László Toth (Adrien Brody)
- In a refreshing twist, Erzsébet questions the value and purpose of the avant-garde art that her husband and his elite circle revere, offering a unique perspective that could earn Jones critical acclaim
call sheet
Felicity Jones, Adrien Brody, The Brutalist, 'The Brutalist'