Adrien Brody

And I learned so much about character along those lines.

And I learned so much about character along those lines.

That train ride and this diverse city and, you know, some of those discoveries in those years informed choices I made even in the pianist years later of, you know, witnessing characteristics and... Watching people. You name it. Yes. Watching people.

That train ride and this diverse city and, you know, some of those discoveries in those years informed choices I made even in the pianist years later of, you know, witnessing characteristics and... Watching people. You name it. Yes. Watching people.

That train ride and this diverse city and, you know, some of those discoveries in those years informed choices I made even in the pianist years later of, you know, witnessing characteristics and... Watching people. You name it. Yes. Watching people.

I was doing theater. I'd first done some work with Elizabeth Suedos at BAM, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and I'd gotten an off-Broadway play in the Lower East Side. take the train in from after junior high school and go to work and try not to get jumped in the East Village. And then, you know, go to work each day. And, you know, I loved it. I really, I really loved it. And at five,

I was doing theater. I'd first done some work with Elizabeth Suedos at BAM, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and I'd gotten an off-Broadway play in the Lower East Side. take the train in from after junior high school and go to work and try not to get jumped in the East Village. And then, you know, go to work each day. And, you know, I loved it. I really, I really loved it. And at five,

I was doing theater. I'd first done some work with Elizabeth Suedos at BAM, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and I'd gotten an off-Broadway play in the Lower East Side. take the train in from after junior high school and go to work and try not to get jumped in the East Village. And then, you know, go to work each day. And, you know, I loved it. I really, I really loved it. And at five,

Just turning 14, I'd booked the lead role in a public television film. So I went off to Nebraska and shot a movie. Do you still have that movie? Oh yeah, you could probably find it. It's called Home at Last. I'm quite my boy in it. It was wonderful. And that too, it spoke to... A time in history, it was I played an orphan in the 1800s.

Just turning 14, I'd booked the lead role in a public television film. So I went off to Nebraska and shot a movie. Do you still have that movie? Oh yeah, you could probably find it. It's called Home at Last. I'm quite my boy in it. It was wonderful. And that too, it spoke to... A time in history, it was I played an orphan in the 1800s.

Just turning 14, I'd booked the lead role in a public television film. So I went off to Nebraska and shot a movie. Do you still have that movie? Oh yeah, you could probably find it. It's called Home at Last. I'm quite my boy in it. It was wonderful. And that too, it spoke to... A time in history, it was I played an orphan in the 1800s.

And at the time, many orphan children were being adopted and shipped off to the Midwest by families on farms and They were given a home and education and religion, but they were also, you know, cheap labor and they were put to work. And it spoke to that struggle and that time in history.

And at the time, many orphan children were being adopted and shipped off to the Midwest by families on farms and They were given a home and education and religion, but they were also, you know, cheap labor and they were put to work. And it spoke to that struggle and that time in history.

And at the time, many orphan children were being adopted and shipped off to the Midwest by families on farms and They were given a home and education and religion, but they were also, you know, cheap labor and they were put to work. And it spoke to that struggle and that time in history.

And so even at a very young age, I was gravitating towards and being selected for roles that spoke to things that were of some relevance. And I'm really happy about that.

And so even at a very young age, I was gravitating towards and being selected for roles that spoke to things that were of some relevance. And I'm really happy about that.

And so even at a very young age, I was gravitating towards and being selected for roles that spoke to things that were of some relevance. And I'm really happy about that.

You know, my parents are a unit, you know, they've always stood together and embrace of me and in nurturing me and my my individuality and not suppressing my individuality and my rambunctious nature as a child and my enthusiasm and curiosity of the world. And they've only enhanced that. And my mother's work has been so influential on me as an artist.

You know, my parents are a unit, you know, they've always stood together and embrace of me and in nurturing me and my my individuality and not suppressing my individuality and my rambunctious nature as a child and my enthusiasm and curiosity of the world. And they've only enhanced that. And my mother's work has been so influential on me as an artist.

You know, my parents are a unit, you know, they've always stood together and embrace of me and in nurturing me and my my individuality and not suppressing my individuality and my rambunctious nature as a child and my enthusiasm and curiosity of the world. And they've only enhanced that. And my mother's work has been so influential on me as an artist.