Two-time Oscar winner Adrien Brody knows he 'made the longest Oscars speech in history.' He celebrated the unexpected ...

Brody's lengthy acceptance speech on Sunday night beats the record of 5 minutes and 30 seconds held by Greer Garson, ...

Adrien Brody broke the record for longest Oscars acceptance speech a week after Kieran Culkin called him out for his overlong speeches at the SAG Awards.

Adrien Brody had a few (brief) words for his fans the day after he took home the Best Actor Academy Award for his performance in The Brutalist, during which he delivered a speech that broke ...

and Sebastian Stan at the 2025 Oscars | Rich Polk/Penske Media via Getty Images After promising to be “brief,” Brody set the Guinness World Record for the longest acceptance speech in Oscars ...

As the actor, 51, accepted the win for Best Actor for The Brutalist at the 97th Academy Awards, his lengthy speech broke a record for longest acceptance ... I will be brief. I will not be egregious.

Brody reacted to his long-winded speech in a social media post Monday, joking that he’d keep it brief. “I’m gonna keep this video short ’cause I know I made the longest Oscars speech in ...

but I will be brief," he said. While he eventually wrapped up his speech, Brody's speech lasted a total of 5 minutes and 40 seconds. In doing so, he set a new record for the longest acceptance ...

Then, at about the two-minute mark, he moved on to honoring his fellow nominees while promising to be “as brief as possible ... as the longest Oscar acceptance speech in the award show ...

“But I will be brief,” Brody said after the music ... out his dialogue broke a world record for the longest acceptance speech in Oscars history. Not counting the time Brody took to actually ...

The 97th annual Academy Awards brought prestige and drama as always. With several upsets and surprises, viewers hung in there as the Oscars ceremony stretched to three hours and 45 minutes.

Adrien Brody had a few (brief) words for his fans the day after he took home the Best Actor Academy Award for his performance in "The Brutalist," during which he delivered a speech that broke ...