


Director Brady Corbet Reveals Financial Struggles Despite Oscar Nominations for 'The Brutalist'
Brady Corbet shares he hasn't earned from his Oscar-nominated film 'The Brutalist,' highlighting the financial woes lingering in the film industry.
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Brady Corbet, director of Oscar-nominated 'The Brutalist,' shared on Marc Maron's podcast that he has made 'zero dollars' from his acclaimed film, revealing a troubling financial environment for many filmmakers. Despite earning 10 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Corbet noted he and his partner struggled financially, living off past paychecks while being unable to work on new projects during intensive promotional tours. He also mentioned that numerous filmmakers facing similar struggles can't pay their rent, emphasizing the disconnect between critical success and financial stability in the industry.
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