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‘The Brutalist’ Director Brady Corbet Teases 70s-Set Mysticism Film Spanning 150 Years & Touches On Fiancial Strain Of Making Art
Filmmaking isn’t always a lucrative or luxurious venture; making sacrifices to accomplish a vision on a budget can take a toll on a person. Podcaster Marc Maron recently spoke with Best Director nominee Brady Corbet of “The Brutalist” on his show “WTF with Marc Maron,” revealing that, at least for him, that looking forward to spending more time with his family (daughter and wife) and creature comforts (nice hotels instead of sleeping on couches) are going to be more of a priority after his experiences making his last couple of movies. Continue reading ‘The Brutalist’ Director Brady Corbet Teases 70s-Set Mysticism Film Spanning 150 Years & Touches On Fiancial Strain Of Making Art at The Playlist.
Filmmaking isn’t always a lucrative or luxurious venture; making sacrifices to accomplish a vision on a budget can take a toll on a person. Podcaster Marc Maron recently spoke with Best Director nominee Brady Corbet of “The Brutalist” on his show “WTF with Marc Maron,” revealing that, at least for him, that looking forward to spending more time with his family (daughter and wife) and creature comforts (nice hotels instead of sleeping on couches) are going to be more of a priority after his experiences making his last couple of movies.
