As such, it’s worth considering how the real Laszlo Toth relates to the fictional László Tóth. Themes of religion, art, and mental health run throughout The Brutalist.

Tóth, a notable Jewish architect in Europe before World War Two, was interned in a concentration camp and relocates to America in 1947 at the start of the film.

As László Tóth, Adrien Brody wowed in "The Brutalist." But was Tóth a real person, and what did actual architects think of ...

To design the monumental Institute depicted in "The Brutalist," production designer Judy Becker channeled László Tóth, the film's Holocaust-surviving, Hungarian architect played by Adrien Brody ...

In turn, László Tóth—a fictional Bauhaus-trained architect making his way in America—has emerged from this year’s slate of Oscar-nominated films as a somewhat unlikely menswear icon ...

Adrien Brody plays architect László Tóth in ... “The Brutalist,” nominated for 10 Oscars including best ... Did László ever get around to that bowling alley he said he was building?

Both Tóth’s personal and the professional spheres collide in Becker’s design for the institute, which takes on deep symbolic value. The institute as a building site in "The Brutalist." ...