Tanya Mosley

Watching people.

Watching people.

What was that first role? What were your roles when you were first starting out at 12?

What was that first role? What were your roles when you were first starting out at 12?

What was that first role? What were your roles when you were first starting out at 12?

You talk quite a bit about your mother and your father's influence. Your mother, this noted photographer. She used to be a staff photographer for the Village Voice, you say. People will say to you, oh, you are the son of Sylvia because she's so well-respected. And your father is an educator. But I'm curious, growing up, how did your mother's work and seeing her in her creativity change?

You talk quite a bit about your mother and your father's influence. Your mother, this noted photographer. She used to be a staff photographer for the Village Voice, you say. People will say to you, oh, you are the son of Sylvia because she's so well-respected. And your father is an educator. But I'm curious, growing up, how did your mother's work and seeing her in her creativity change?

You talk quite a bit about your mother and your father's influence. Your mother, this noted photographer. She used to be a staff photographer for the Village Voice, you say. People will say to you, oh, you are the son of Sylvia because she's so well-respected. And your father is an educator. But I'm curious, growing up, how did your mother's work and seeing her in her creativity change?

maybe influence your thoughts on the perceptions on what you could be? And had you thought about being anything else? Was acting just like a foregone conclusion?

maybe influence your thoughts on the perceptions on what you could be? And had you thought about being anything else? Was acting just like a foregone conclusion?

maybe influence your thoughts on the perceptions on what you could be? And had you thought about being anything else? Was acting just like a foregone conclusion?

made art and its accessibility very um tangible and and and available adrian brody it's been a real pleasure to talk with you about this latest work and your work overall thank you so much

made art and its accessibility very um tangible and and and available adrian brody it's been a real pleasure to talk with you about this latest work and your work overall thank you so much

made art and its accessibility very um tangible and and and available adrian brody it's been a real pleasure to talk with you about this latest work and your work overall thank you so much

This is Fresh Air. I'm Tanya Mosley. In a stunning new film, my guest Adrian Brody plays a Hungarian refugee who escapes post-war Europe and arrives in the U.S. with dreams of rebuilding his life. The Brutalist is a multi-layered story that runs three hours and 35 minutes long with a 15-minute intermission. And for me, the time flew by.

This is Fresh Air. I'm Tanya Mosley. In a stunning new film, my guest Adrian Brody plays a Hungarian refugee who escapes post-war Europe and arrives in the U.S. with dreams of rebuilding his life. The Brutalist is a multi-layered story that runs three hours and 35 minutes long with a 15-minute intermission. And for me, the time flew by.

This is Fresh Air. I'm Tanya Mosley. In a stunning new film, my guest Adrian Brody plays a Hungarian refugee who escapes post-war Europe and arrives in the U.S. with dreams of rebuilding his life. The Brutalist is a multi-layered story that runs three hours and 35 minutes long with a 15-minute intermission. And for me, the time flew by.

Directed by Brady Corbet, the film explores the harsh realities of the American dream. And it's visually stunning, shot on a format known as VistaVision. It's what Alfred Hitchcock used to film North by Northwest in Vertigo. Brody portrays a fictional character named Laszlo Toth, who settles in Pennsylvania in 1947.

Directed by Brady Corbet, the film explores the harsh realities of the American dream. And it's visually stunning, shot on a format known as VistaVision. It's what Alfred Hitchcock used to film North by Northwest in Vertigo. Brody portrays a fictional character named Laszlo Toth, who settles in Pennsylvania in 1947.

Directed by Brady Corbet, the film explores the harsh realities of the American dream. And it's visually stunning, shot on a format known as VistaVision. It's what Alfred Hitchcock used to film North by Northwest in Vertigo. Brody portrays a fictional character named Laszlo Toth, who settles in Pennsylvania in 1947.