There’s a moment in Josh Brolin’s raw, frequently self-eviscerating memoir “From Under the Truck” where the actor, shirtless, shoeless and wandering around Manhattan’s Upper West Side with a crippling hangover,

Josh Brolin has a bone to pick with the academy. The actor, 56, shared that the Oscars got it wrong when they failed to nominated his “Dune” director Denis Villeneuve for the 2021 sci-fi movie. This year,

While that may sound like an A24 dark comedy waiting to happen, it’s actually Josh Brolin’s reality, as he has threatened to never act again if director Denis Villeneuve doesn’t receive an Oscar nomination for Dune: Part Two.

Josh Brolin is throwing his full support behind director Denis Villeneuve this awards season. In an interview with Variety published Thursday, Nov. 21, the actor, who is promoting his memoir From Under the Truck,

Josh Brolin is threatening to step away from Hollywood if his “Dune: Part Two” director Denis Villeneuve is snubbed once again in the Best Director category. Brolin, who previ

Part Two, directed by Denis Villeneuve. Brolin, who plays Gurney Halleck in the sci-fi saga, says he will retire from acting if Villeneuve doesn’t receive an Oscar nomination for Best Director. “If he doesn’t get nominated this year,