Adrien Brody is Banned
Adrien Brody, the charismatic American actor and producer, joined the infamous club of celebrities banned from hosting Saturday Night Live in 2003. Fresh off his Oscar-winning performance in The Pianist, Brody took to the SNL stage, only to find himself in hot water. His impromptu antics and unscripted shenanigans, while entertaining to some, were enough to secure his place on the show’s blacklist.
When Academy Award-winning actor Adrien Brody sauntered onto the SNL stage, he was unexpectedly sporting a dreadlock wig. Mimicking a Jamaican accent with gusto, he introduced the evening’s musical sensation, Jamaican rap maestro Sean Paul. However, this impromptu act of theatricality didn’t sit well with SNL’s legendary producer, Lorne Michaels, who promptly banned the audacious actor from ever gracing the SNL stage again.