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Adrien Brody Does Not Like the Term "Acting" When Discussing His Profession
MovieWebStory by Ernesto Valenzuela
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Oscar-winner Adrien Brody eschews the term 'acting' as he delves deeper into the process of embodying his characters on film.
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- Brody prefers the term 'becoming' over 'acting' to describe his approach, as he fully immerses himself in the role to bring the character to life.
- The 'The Pianist' star believes acting is a limiting term that doesn't capture the transformative experience of inhabiting a character's psyche and physicality.
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Adrien Brody, The Brutalist