Brady Corbet

Actor and director of 'Funny Games'

Brady Corbet - Actor and director of 'Funny Games'
Born

August 17th, 1988
37 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor and director, significant contributions include performances in 'Funny Games' and 'Melancholia'. Transitioning to directing, directed acclaimed films such as 'The Childhood of a Leader' and 'Vox Lux'. Received recognition for creativity in storytelling and unique cinematic style.

Starred in 'Funny Games'

Directed 'The Childhood of a Leader'

Directed 'Vox Lux'

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