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| Albert Brooks |
Albert Brooks is getting a surprise note from his
“mother” tomorrow night at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards. The
group wanted Hollywood legend
Debbie Reynolds — who played Brooks’ parent in the 1996
movie “Mother” — to present him with its Best Supporting Actor award for
his villainous turn in “Drive.” But Reynolds was already booked with a
previous engagement, and we’re told she has instead penned a special
note to be read from the podium. Brooks will be feted by the Lincoln
Center Film Society tonight with a career retrospective, and he’s up for
a Golden Globe next Sunday night. “Drive” is looking to rev up Best
Picture Oscar buzz after getting 11 BAFTA long-list nominations.
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