One of the least surprising moments involved Adrien Brody securing Best Actor ... the Guinness World Record for the longest acceptance speech in Oscars history, clocking it in at five minutes ...

Kevin Winter/Getty Adrien Brody is now a record-making Oscar ... his lengthy speech broke a record for longest acceptance speech in Oscar history — with the speech lasting five minutes and ...

Adrien Brody at 2025 Academy Awards ... In his opening monologue, host Conan O'Brien joked that if anyone's Oscar acceptance speech went too long, the show would "cut to John Lithgow in the ...

A week after the Succession alum made a throwaway joke about a certain someone's wordy speeches, Adrien Brody broke the record for longest Oscars acceptance speech. Representatives for The Academy ...

Adrien Brody took the stage to collect his award for Best Actor, his second win. With that, the show officially went off the rails as Brody struggled to give a record-setting acceptance speech ...

Adrien Brody, who in 2003 became ... She gave an acceptance speech lasting five minutes and 30 seconds during the 1943 Oscars after winning for her performance in “Mrs. Miniver.” ...

Adrien Brody won the Oscar for Best Actor at ... out his dialogue broke a world record for the longest acceptance speech in Oscars history. Not counting the time Brody took to actually get on ...

Adrien Brody joined the coveted club of two-time Oscar winners last night after picking up the Best Actor award for his role in Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist. With his lengthy acceptance speech ...

Adrien Brody didn't let the pianist play him off. After The Brutalist star won Best Actor at the 2025 Oscars, he refused to end his acceptance speech until he was done, going so far as to tell the ...

Adrien Brody gives his Best Actor acceptance ... Brody set the Guinness World Record for the longest acceptance speech in Oscars history, clocking it in at five minutes and 40 seconds.

Brody shared that he gained “perspective” as he returned to the Oscars. “No matter where ... to share that he wasn’t finished with his speech. “I’m wrapping up. Please, please, please.