Jesse Eisenberg
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I've played villains in movies and, you know, I played a bodybuilder who joins a cult last year in a movie. And to me, I just this stuff to me is so much more comforting than just trying to navigate normal stuff.
You know, as an actor, your job is to kind of like really understand your character, even if the character is like a villain in a movie. You know, your job is to defend your character, right?
You know, as an actor, your job is to kind of like really understand your character, even if the character is like a villain in a movie. You know, your job is to defend your character, right?
You know, as an actor, your job is to kind of like really understand your character, even if the character is like a villain in a movie. You know, your job is to defend your character, right?
And so I spent a lot of time thinking about this guy and thinking about, you know, how he felt outcast in the world and created this thing in order to connect with other people because he felt uncomfortable connecting with other people through more traditional social norms. And... And at the time when I was acting in it, I thought, oh, this is wonderful and totally defensible.
And so I spent a lot of time thinking about this guy and thinking about, you know, how he felt outcast in the world and created this thing in order to connect with other people because he felt uncomfortable connecting with other people through more traditional social norms. And... And at the time when I was acting in it, I thought, oh, this is wonderful and totally defensible.
And so I spent a lot of time thinking about this guy and thinking about, you know, how he felt outcast in the world and created this thing in order to connect with other people because he felt uncomfortable connecting with other people through more traditional social norms. And... And at the time when I was acting in it, I thought, oh, this is wonderful and totally defensible.
This is a guy who is ambitious because he has this great thing that he's going to unleash on the world. And when I see like, you know, the news now, of course, is that, you know, they ended fact checking, you know, whatever. I'm like, oh, I wonder if that's really an extension of that same thing.
This is a guy who is ambitious because he has this great thing that he's going to unleash on the world. And when I see like, you know, the news now, of course, is that, you know, they ended fact checking, you know, whatever. I'm like, oh, I wonder if that's really an extension of that same thing.
This is a guy who is ambitious because he has this great thing that he's going to unleash on the world. And when I see like, you know, the news now, of course, is that, you know, they ended fact checking, you know, whatever. I'm like, oh, I wonder if that's really an extension of that same thing.
A person whose kind of ambition really, let's say, supersedes their caution in a way that can be pretty dangerous. And now that the platform is so powerful and owns all these other things, you know, I guess I feel a little bit sad. Why is this the path you're taking? Yeah.
A person whose kind of ambition really, let's say, supersedes their caution in a way that can be pretty dangerous. And now that the platform is so powerful and owns all these other things, you know, I guess I feel a little bit sad. Why is this the path you're taking? Yeah.
A person whose kind of ambition really, let's say, supersedes their caution in a way that can be pretty dangerous. And now that the platform is so powerful and owns all these other things, you know, I guess I feel a little bit sad. Why is this the path you're taking? Yeah.
And so I mostly just think of it that way of like, oh, this is that same person that I spent a long time, you know, humanizing and thinking about, you know, and trying to justify and defend his behavior.
And so I mostly just think of it that way of like, oh, this is that same person that I spent a long time, you know, humanizing and thinking about, you know, and trying to justify and defend his behavior.
And so I mostly just think of it that way of like, oh, this is that same person that I spent a long time, you know, humanizing and thinking about, you know, and trying to justify and defend his behavior.
Yes. I became obsessed with Chopin's music in 2008 when I visited Poland. My wife and I went to Chopin's house, which is outside Warsaw. It's a museum now. And I just became obsessed with the music because right after I did that trip, I wrote my first play, which took place in Poland, and I put Chopin's music as the interstitial music in the play. And so I went down a rabbit hole of
Yes. I became obsessed with Chopin's music in 2008 when I visited Poland. My wife and I went to Chopin's house, which is outside Warsaw. It's a museum now. And I just became obsessed with the music because right after I did that trip, I wrote my first play, which took place in Poland, and I put Chopin's music as the interstitial music in the play. And so I went down a rabbit hole of
Yes. I became obsessed with Chopin's music in 2008 when I visited Poland. My wife and I went to Chopin's house, which is outside Warsaw. It's a museum now. And I just became obsessed with the music because right after I did that trip, I wrote my first play, which took place in Poland, and I put Chopin's music as the interstitial music in the play. And so I went down a rabbit hole of
much of his work. And so when I was writing this movie, A Real Pain, I was listening to his music and I started putting his music in the scenes, in the script.