The film 'The Brutalist' has stirred online controversy not for its runtime or visuals, but for its use of AI in post-production. Editor Dávid Jancsó revealed that to perfect the Hungarian accents of stars Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones, they used AI software from Respeecher after initial ADR efforts failed. Although the actors had received dialect coaching, the team aimed for flawless pronunciation. Writer-director Brady Corbet defended this choice, emphasizing that employing AI for vocal enhancements does not undermine the film's artistic value, while the timing of the controversy is unlikely to impact Oscar nominations.
Jancsó explained that the team initially tried ADR but turned to AI for its ability to refine the actors' Hungarian accents with precision, aiming for authentic pronunciation.
Corbet defended the film, asserting that using AI to enhance vocal authenticity doesn't diminish the artistic integrity of 'The Brutalist' or its performances.
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