HOLLYWOODLAND'S ADRIEN BRODY TALKS TO UNCUT
Lewis O'neal  |  by www.uncut.co.uk. All rights reserved. 17.07 | 6:13

UNCUT: How would you describe your character, Louis Simo?
BRODY: He's a guy whose reality is very different from what he wanted. He's playing the part of a detective, but he's just a middle-class guy in the Valley -- separated from his wife and who's not communicating with his son -- who really wanted to be Sam Spade.

He's a man who's very much clinging to his adolescence, but I think one day he wakes up and finds out he wasn't living the life he set out to live. And he gains some empathy, whether it's conscious or not, in seeing his own parallels with George Reeves.
UNCUT: Did you look at any Humphrey Bogart movies for inspiration?


BRODY: Absolutely. What we considered is that part of his motivation to become a detective was a result of seeing them so glamourised in films. And then he becomes disappointed in his profession, because it's not what he expected it to be.


UNCUT: Do you think George Reeves was a victim of fame?
BRODY: Maybe, insomuch as fame is not representative of the reality of the individual. That's kind of what the film is about.

No one really cared about George Reeves as a human being -- it was Superman who killed himself, and that was the story. It took over from anything else that had to do with him.
UNCUT: Is that why America was so keen to look for a conspiracy behind his death?


BRODY: I don't think so. I think it just made it more tragic. Because he was playing a character who was larger than the life.

He was playing someone who was immortal, but his own mortality was all too evident.

My heartful thanks to Mr. Adrien Brody
My name is Amrita.

I live in india. I have seen your movie
"THE PIANIST" two times. It was too good.

I want to pay
in my life. I do not have any words to greet you.
I have become a fan of you.


Sir,I like to know the name of the musician who played
the piano in that movie. The play was very nice. I have an immence interest in piano.

I heard that it is too hard to play it. The play is still in my mind. I have not sleep in night for a week after seeing this movie.

I think it
is beyond any award.
I have seen your movie "THE PIANIST" two times. It is one
of my favourite.

The movie is a mixture of art and music.
You are a wonderful actor.Sir, You played such a difficult role very nicely.

I remember your acting for ever. I am great fan of you. I like to watch your movies
more and more.

Sir, i like to about the pianist and convey
my heartful thanks to him. The play was wonderful.

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