Oscar winner Adrien Brody reflects on "The Pianist," Method acting and why new movie "The Brutalist" was so "challenging" for his parents to watch.

Adrien Brody joined "Good Morning America" to discuss his recent Golden Globe win for his role in "The Brutalist."

The actor's mother and father were in the audience and shown applauding as Brody gave them his heartfelt thanks.

The Brutalist,” a film about a Jewish architect who survives the Holocaust and emigrates to the United States to achieve the American Dream, had a big night at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday.

Adrien Brody’s performance as a Hungarian architect in “ The Brutalist ” has won him his first Golden Globe. In the three-and-a-half hour film directed by Brady Corbet, the actor plays László Tóth, a Holocaust survivor trying to rebuild his life in America following the war.

Adrien Brody won his first Golden Globe tonight in the category of Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama. He was honored for his work in 'The Brutalist.'

I accepted that role without my agents even reading the script,” Brody told me with a wry expression. “Night didn’t want anyone to read it, so I honored his request.” Brody had come up working with directors like Spike Lee,

When Adrien Brody won his first Golden Globe Award on Sunday in Los Angeles, he tearfully acknowledged his fellow actors and close supporters, but he also made sure to thank his parents Sylvia Plachy and Elliot Brody,

“It has been decades,” said Adrien Brody reflecting on his career; from his Oscar win for The Pianist back in 2003 to his first Golden Globe Drama Actor win tonight for The Brutalist.