Adam Brody told GQ he considers the war in Gaza “a genocide” and said plainly, “Put me down as wanting a free Palestine,” according to the magazine’s social post summarizing the interview.
The actor’s line—”Put me down as thinking it’s a genocide. Put me down as wanting a free Palestine”—appears in a post from GQ’s account on X, and the comments were reported by outlets including Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter on Sept. 25–26.
Brody discussed the topic in the GQ interview shared by the magazine; social and news posts carrying the verbatim quote circulated across platforms, where it was reposted by entertainment outlets.
Context in the GQ post and subsequent coverage notes Brody made the remarks as part of a wider interview about his career and public views ahead of his film release, and several entertainment sites summarized the same lines from the magazine’s post.
Why it matters: public statements from actors like Brody join a raft of high‑profile reactions to the Gaza war that have drawn media attention and public debate, and the comments were picked up by multiple outlets within days of GQ’s post.
The article links to related local coverage and demonstrations; readers following the topic may also find reporting on Gaza recovery and New York protests in our archive.
Sources
- GQ (X/GQMagazine) — the magazine’s post carrying Brody’s quoted lines from the interview.
- Deadline — reported Brody’s quote and summarized the GQ interview.
- The Hollywood Reporter — published a report quoting Brody’s remarks and noting the interview’s timing.
- The Forward — republished the quote and provided additional context on the coverage.
