Pride and Prejudice' may be the one to beat, but there's a screen version to please every one of the author's admirers ...

Despite promising to be "brief" on multiple occasions during his marathon monologue on Sunday, Brody surpassed an eight-decade-old record held by British star Greer Garson. For all latest news ...

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.

After winning an Oscar for the three-and-a-half-hour "The Brutalist," Adrien Brody delivered a speech befitting his film's epic running ... record holder was Greer Garson, who spoke for 5 minutes ...

More firsts: Brazil’s best international film win for “I’m Still Here ... clocked in at five minutes and 40 seconds, topping Greer Garson’s infamous one in 1943 for “Mrs. Miniver ...

The ceremony itself – in which low-budget indie film Anora clinched five Oscars, including Best Picture – overran to nearly four hours. Late British star Greer Garson, who took home Best ...

The record was previously held by Greer Garson, according to Guinness World ... The Pianist actor also addressed the importance of the film in his acceptance speech. “I'm here once again to ...

This film was the push forward for her career once ... it was announced that Greer Garson had won. She, like previous winners ...

The film’s last horrible shot ­– no spoilers ... Every Oscar nerd knows that the longest speech on Oscar night was by Greer Garson, accepting best actress for Mrs Miniver, in 1943.

The speech dwarfed Greer Garson’s five-minute-and-a-half-long ... it behooved Brody to live up to the film’s standards. Brody’s speech touched on the thematic connections to his previous ...

In the end, he lost the room and delivered a record-long acceptance speech (five minutes and 40 seconds exceeded “Mrs. Miniver” star Greer Garson ... The British film took home one Oscar ...