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The make -up artist tried to remove his real nose to the actor
Actor Edrien Brody told Jimmy Fallon at the evening show that the make -up of the film Bratetalist mistakenly tried to remove his nose with a solvent, reports The Hollywood Reporter. For the performance of Laszlo Tota in this picture, Brody is nominated for an Oscar for the best male role.
“This woman enthusiastically processed my nose with a solvent. Just without stopping. Then I asked: “Are you trying to remove it?”, - and she replied: “Yes.” Then I said that he was not acting, ”said Brody. According to him, the dressing room apologized and added: "It will fall into my diary." “Now it got into my repertoire for talk shows,” the actor joked.
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This happened during the filming of the final scenes of the film, in which Brody’s character is already elderly and uses a wheelchair. For this image, Edrien Brody applied the aging makeup, painted his hair, and small prostheses on his face were also used.
The painting "Brutalist" lasts three and a half hours. Because of this, they decided to show him in the British cinemas with a 15-minute intermission. In total, Brutalist received 10 Oscar nominations. The winners will be announced on March 2.
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In 2003, Brody had already received an Oscar for the best male role, then becoming the youngest laureate in the history of this nomination. The actor received a reward for the role of Vladislav Spielman in the film of Roman Polanski "Pianist".
The Guardian notes that Hollywood actors often use overhead noses to be more like historical personalities. In the film "Maestro", the prosthesis used Bradley Cooper in the role of Leonard Bernstein. Meryl Streep used a prosthesis to play Margaret Thatcher in the Iron Lady - for this role she received her third Oscar. Nicole Kidman wore an artificial nose in the film "Clock" about the writer Virginia Wolf.
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