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Jesse Eisenberg vows to stay in the U.S. amid Trump-era politics
entertainment5 days ago

Jesse Eisenberg vows to stay in the U.S. amid Trump-era politics

Jesse Eisenberg, who became a Polish citizen last year, says he has no plans to leave the United States because of Donald Trump’s presidency, insisting that his life is good and that he and his wife feel a responsibility to stay in New York and help those struggling during this period. He dismissed exile as “a little silly.” The piece also notes other celebrities who have considered or pursued emigration, such as Rosie O’Donnell and Ellen DeGeneres, while recounting past debates about staying or leaving.

Jesse Eisenberg Distances Himself From Zuckerberg at Karlovy Vary, Talks Acid and Fatherhood
entertainment7 days ago

Jesse Eisenberg Distances Himself From Zuckerberg at Karlovy Vary, Talks Acid and Fatherhood

At Karlovy Vary 2026, Jesse Eisenberg says he doesn’t want to be associated with Mark Zuckerberg anymore after playing him in The Social Network, criticizes social media, reveals he doesn’t use any of it, and shares that taking acid and becoming a father are among his most meaningful life experiences, while promoting his upcoming film The Debut and receiving festival honors.

Eisenberg Passes on The Social Reckoning Zuckerberg Return, Says He’s Moving On
entertainment13 days ago

Eisenberg Passes on The Social Reckoning Zuckerberg Return, Says He’s Moving On

Jesse Eisenberg reveals he declined to reprise as Mark Zuckerberg in Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning, saying he’s moving in a different direction and doesn’t want to be conflated with the character; Sorkin had tried to persuade him, but Eisenberg notes the sequel—now with Jeremy Strong as Zuckerberg—focuses on Facebook’s internal dynamics through Frances Haugen and WSJ reporter Jeff Horwitz.

Sorkin Reveals Eisenberg Passed on Reprising Zuckerberg for Social Reckoning
entertainment29 days ago

Sorkin Reveals Eisenberg Passed on Reprising Zuckerberg for Social Reckoning

Aaron Sorkin says he spent three days trying to convince Jesse Eisenberg to reprise Mark Zuckerberg for The Social Reckoning, but Eisenberg declined to avoid being conflated with Zuckerberg due to his issues with the real-life figure; Jeremy Strong later took over the role, and Eisenberg reportedly began talking like Zuckerberg on his first day of filming as the project moves forward, with The Social Reckoning set for release Oct. 9.

Jesse Eisenberg Seeks Polish Citizenship to Foster Jewish-Polish Relations
entertainment2 years ago

Jesse Eisenberg Seeks Polish Citizenship to Foster Jewish-Polish Relations

Jesse Eisenberg has applied for Polish citizenship to strengthen his connection to his family's roots and work more in Poland. He discussed his family's history in Poland and his desire to improve Jewish-Polish relations. Eisenberg recently filmed "A Real Pain" in Poland and plans to return for future projects, despite challenges with local film incentives.

"Sasquatch Sunset: Transformations, Gross-Out Reactions, and Insider Insights"
entertainment2 years ago

"Sasquatch Sunset: Transformations, Gross-Out Reactions, and Insider Insights"

Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough star in the oddball comedy "Sasquatch Sunset," portraying sasquatches in a film devoid of dialogue and entirely focused on the interior lives of the creatures. The actors underwent "sasquatch boot camp" to perfect their simian dynamic and bring authenticity to their performances. The film, a passion project for the Zellner brothers, explores the Pacific Northwestern home of a Bigfoot family and is described as surprisingly warm and thoughtful. "Sasquatch Sunset" is now playing in limited release and expands nationwide on April 19.

"Sasquatch Sunset: A Labor of Love or Gross-Out Flick?"
entertainment2 years ago

"Sasquatch Sunset: A Labor of Love or Gross-Out Flick?"

Early screenings of the movie Sasquatch Sunset have caused some viewers to walk out due to its graphic and relentless depictions of bodily functions, but star Jesse Eisenberg describes the film as a "labor of love" and a "life-changing visual experience." The movie, featuring a nomadic cryptid family, challenges traditional conventions with its unconventional storytelling and character portrayal. The actors underwent a laborious transformation process to become Sasquatch characters, and the film aims to evoke both laughter and empathy from its audience.

"Sasquatch Sunset: A Controversial and Gross Labor of Love"
entertainment2 years ago

"Sasquatch Sunset: A Controversial and Gross Labor of Love"

Jesse Eisenberg's new movie "Sasquatch Sunset" is causing audience members to walk out due to its numerous gross-out moments featuring sasquatches. Despite the backlash, Eisenberg defends the film as a labor of love and a departure from typical movies, acknowledging the financial risk involved in creating such an unusual and character-centric film.