The actor strayed off script to introduce Sean Paul as the musical guest on the May 2003 episode he hosted Adrien Brody is not banned from Saturday Night Live — at least, as far as he knows. The actor ...

Brody hosted the show in 2003 and spent a whopping 41 seconds introducing Jamaican musical guest Sean Paul in an excruciating accent.

Adrien Brody hasn't been invited back to host "SNL" after making an infamously poor choice the first time, but the actor says he is not in fact formally banned from the sketch series. The Oscar ...

After some speculation online, Adrien Brody is setting the record the ... a Jamaican accent to introduce reggae musician Sean Paul. While chatting with Vulture, “The Brutalist” star said ...

In an infamous moment from the May 10, 2003, episode hosted by Brody, the actor wore a wig of dreadlocks and spoke in an exaggerated Jamaican accent as he introduced the night's musical guest, Sean ...

After seeing a resurgence in popularity after his career-defining role in 'The Brutalist', Adrien Brody revealed an insight into his controversial SNL performance.

In a new interview with Vulture, Adrien Brody made rare remarks about ... “Ladies and gentlemen, Sean Paul,” Brody broke out into a practically unintelligible monologue.

Adrien Brody has spoken about how lucky he feels to have had an early role “eviscerated” so he could be more prepared to enjoy success later in life. At this time, Brody had not yet had big ...