Joe Alwyn Explains ‘The Brutalist’ Ending and That Trump-Esque Invincibility: “It Makes Me Angry”

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• Alwyn was a fan of Corbet's script years before landing the role, praising the film's 'big, rigorous, detailed, old-fashioned epic' feel despite its modest $8 million budget - 'It's like the price of some episodes of TV these days!'
• The actor delves into the opaque ending, revealing the implication that his character's dismissive father, played by Guy Pearce, has likely committed suicide after being confronted about his sins, adding a layer of buried trauma to the character's arc.