Brendan Fraser gets emotional as his performance in ’The Whale’ earned him a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival.
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Brendan Fraser moved to tears as 'The Whale' gets long standing ovation at Venice film festivalAs the credits rolled in the Sala Grande theater, the audience gave 'The Whale' a long-sanding ovation while Brendan Fraser, on the balcony alongside his director and co-stars, wiped tears away.
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Brendan Fraser celebrated for comeback role in 'The Whale'The audience gave the film a long-standing ovation while Fraser, on the balcony alongside his director and co-stars, wiped tears away.
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Brendan Fraser breaks down in tears as ‘The Whale’ gets 6-minute standing ovation in Venice“The Whale” stars Brendan Fraser as a man living with severe obesity who struggles to reconnect with his 17-year-old daughter, played by “Stranger Things” breakout Sadie Sink.
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Brendan Fraser Sobs During Standing Ovation of New MovieFraser could be seen breaking down as the audience held their applause for six-minutes.
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Brendan Fraser celebrated for comeback role in ‘The Whale’Brendan Fraser is having a moment at the Venice International Film Festival.
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Brendan Fraser Celebrated for Comeback Role in ‘The Whale'Brendan Fraser is having a moment at the Venice International Film Festival.
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