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Feb. 10 (UPI) -- Brad Pitt spoke with Good Morning America after winning the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor and said he wants to disappear. "Now I really think it's high time I go disappear for a while and get back to making things. I look forward to that," Pitt said to GMA's Robin Roberts on Sunday.
Pitt won the Oscar for his role as Cliff Booth in director Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The actor told Roberts that he see's his father in the role.
"I see my dad in everything, I really do," Pitt said. "There's a lot of him in Cliff. Just the way he moves basically. When he gets disgruntled. He's just cool about it."
Pitt also said that this awards season he has felt a responsibility to thank everyone who has helped him in his career.
The 56-year-old thanked Tarantino and his co-star Leonardo DiCaprio during his acceptance speech.
"Leo, I'll ride on your coattails any day, man. The view is fantastic," he said onstage.
