Жүжигчин Жэсси Айзенберг “The Social Reckoning” кинонд Марк Цукербергийн дүрийг дахин бүтээхээс татгалзсан нь тус дүртэй холбогдохоос зайлсхийх хувийн шийдвэр байсныг онцоллоо.
Лос-Анжелес хотод болсон арга хэмжээний үеэр Жэсси Айзенберг найруулагч Аарон Соркины санал болгосон дүрээс татгалзах нь “Америкийг урам хугалахтай” адил хүнд хэцүү шийдвэр байсныг ярьжээ. Тэрээр киноны зохиол эсвэл концепцыг буруутгаагүй бөгөөд амьдралынхаа шинэ чиглэлд анхаарлаа хандуулахыг хүсэж байгаагаа илэрхийлсэн байна. Найруулагч Аарон Соркин ч мөн жүжигчин өөрийг нь Марк Цукербергтэй адилтгаж үзэх үзэгчдийн хандлагаас залхсан гэдгийг баталжээ.
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Цуврал киноны үргэлжлэлд Марк Цукербергийн дүрийг Жереми Стронг бүтээхээр болжээ. Түүнтэй хамт Фрэнсис Хаугений дүрд Майки Мэдисон, сэтгүүлч Жефф Хорвицын дүрд Жереми Аллен Уайт нар тоглох юм. Киноны үйл явдал Facebook-ийн дотоод судалгаа, өсвөр насныханд үзүүлж буй сөрөг нөлөө болон улс төрийн хүчирхийлэлд нөлөөлөх худал мэдээллийн тархалтыг хөндөх болно.
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Jesse Eisenberg has likened turning down The Social Reckoning to a betrayal of national expectation. The actor revealed that saying no to Aaron Sorkin’s pitch for the sequel carried an emotional weight.
Jesse Eisenberg on saying no to Aaron Sorkin for The Social Reckoning
The actor spent days absorbing Sorkin’s pitch for the sequel before walking away from Mark Zuckerberg for good. Speaking to Variety at the Minions & Monsters premiere in Los Angeles, Eisenberg described the gravitational pull of Sorkin’s persuasion and the guilt that followed his refusal. “The way Aaron speaks, he speaks so wonderfully, as he writes that, in a way, if you’re not going to do something with him, it feels almost like you’re letting down America,” he said.
Jesse Eisenberg didn’t blame The Social Reckoning’s script or the concept. He insisted his exit had “nothing to do with how wonderful the movie is, and will be, and I’m sure is already.” Instead, the actor pointed to a personal evolution that made revisiting the Facebook founder impossible. “I just told him I’m moving in different directions in my life,” he said. “I don’t want to be associated with that character.”
That sentiment echoes earlier remarks from Aaron Sorkin. He told Vanity Fair that Eisenberg “simply did not want to be conflated with Mark Zuckerberg anymore.” The writer revealed that the actor had grown weary of the blurred lines between his own identity and the tech mogul’s. Fans regularly approached him in airports with business cards reading “I’m CEO, b—h,” a signature line from the original film.
Jeremy Strong now inherits the part. The Social Reckoning casts Strong as Zuckerberg alongside Mikey Madison, who plays whistleblower Frances Haugen. Additionally, Jeremy Allen White plays Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz. The story drills into Facebook’s internal research, exposing harm to teenagers and the wildfire spread of misinformation tied to political violence.
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