
Jesse Eisenberg Turned Down More Money To Skip Sequel
Aaron Sorkin says he personally pitched Jesse Eisenberg on returning as Mark Zuckerberg for The Social Reckoning, even sketching out an outline of arguments, but the actor said no anyway.

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Jesse Adam Eisenberg (born October 5, 1983) is an American actor and filmmaker. He has received numerous accolades, including nominations for two Academy Awards, three BAFTA Awards, and three Golden Globe Awards. Eisenberg debuted on television with the short-lived comedy-drama Get Real (1999–2000).
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Aaron Sorkin says he personally pitched Jesse Eisenberg on returning as Mark Zuckerberg for The Social Reckoning, even sketching out an outline of arguments, but the actor said no anyway.

Aaron Sorkin reveals he drafted an actual outline arguing why Jesse Eisenberg should return as Mark Zuckerberg for The Social Reckoning, before casting Jeremy Strong instead last September.

Sorkin says Eisenberg turned down a 'considerable offer' from Sony Pictures—but not because of the money. 'Money does not motivate Jesse,' he said. 'It’s infuriating.'

Aaron Sorkin says he was stunned when Jesse Eisenberg declined to reprise Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Reckoning, revealing he even wrote an outline to convince him. Jeremy Strong takes over the role instead.