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‘The Brutalist’s Brady Corbet Pays Tribute To Jeff Baena, Kevin Turen After Winning Best Director Golden Globe
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scrn loglineUpstart director Brady Corbet takes home the Golden Globe for his acclaimed WWII epic 'The Brutalist', honoring his collaborators along the way.beat sheet- Corbet paid tribute to producer Kevin Turen, calling him 'the backbone' of the film's success and a 'tireless champion' of the project
- In his acceptance speech, Corbet also shouted out writer-director Jeff Baena, with whom he co-wrote the screenplay, describing him as a 'genius' and 'kindred spirit'
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‘The Brutalist’s Brady Corbet Pays Tribute To Jeff Baena, Kevin Turen After Winning Best Director Golden Globe
DeadlineStory by Patrick Hipes
scrn logline
Upstart director Brady Corbet takes home the Golden Globe for his acclaimed WWII epic 'The Brutalist', honoring his collaborators along the way.
beat sheet
- Corbet paid tribute to producer Kevin Turen, calling him 'the backbone' of the film's success and a 'tireless champion' of the project
- In his acceptance speech, Corbet also shouted out writer-director Jeff Baena, with whom he co-wrote the screenplay, describing him as a 'genius' and 'kindred spirit'
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Brady Corbet, Jeff Baena, Kevin Turen, Venice Film Festival, The Brutalist