Jeremy Strong Emailed Mark Zuckerberg About 'The Social Reckoning' Role
Actor Jeremy Strong revealed he emailed Mark Zuckerberg to assure him of his serious approach to portraying him in the upcoming film 'The Social Reckoning.' Strong stated he wanted to approach the role with respect, despite acknowledging Zuckerberg is a 'reviled person' to some.
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Jeremy Strong Wrote to Mark Zuckerberg After Being Cast in ‘Social Reckoning’ Even Though ‘He’s a Reviled Person’; Actor Spent 7 Months Talking in Polish Accent for Next Role
Jeremy Strong graces the latest cover of GQ magazine (and the first issue published under new global editorial director Adam Baidawi), in which he speaks out for the first time on taking over the role of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Jesse Eisenberg played the controversial tech titan in “The Social Network” and scored an Oscar […]
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Read full article →Jeremy Strong Says He Reached Out to Mark Zuckerberg After Being Cast as Him in ‘The Social Reckoning’ — and He Responded
"I know that he is a reviled person and not a popular person in our culture, but I do not think you should have an actor playing him who wants to set out to condemn him," the 'Succession' star told GQ.
By Lexi Carson
Read full article →Jeremy Strong Emailed Mark Zuckerberg To Assure Him He Takes ‘The Social Reckoning’ Role “Very Seriously”
While giving his all to his The Social Reckoning portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg, Jeremy Strong reached out to the Meta CEO and Facebook co-founder. The Oscar nominee recently revealed that he emailed Zuckerberg to assure him he takes the “responsibility very seriously,” noting that the tech mogul responded. Strong would not reveal the details of […]
By Glenn Garner
Read full article →‘I Know That He Is a Reviled Person’ — The Social Reckoning Star Jeremy Strong Says He Emailed Mark Zuckerberg to Promise to Approach the Role ‘With Respect’
‘I know that he is a reviled person’ — The Social Reckoning star Jeremy Strong says he emailed Mark Zuckerberg to promise to approach the role ‘with respect’.
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