Jeremy Allen White says he didn’t hear Mark Zuckerberg’s voice to Jeremy Strong until ‘The Social Account’ promo: ‘We were completely apart’

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If you are shocked to hear Jeremy Strong’s voice as Mark Zuckerberg Social account Trailer, Jeremy Allen White Was There With You.

During the premiere of FX’s fifth and final season Bear On Monday night in New York City, White also took some time to discuss the upcoming film. Powerful stars like Zuckerberg, but since the two actors never overlapped on set, the trailer marked White’s first glimpse of Strong’s portrayal.

“Jeremy and I spent so much time together filming, we were completely apart,” White said. Hollywood Reporter. “So the first thing I heard was the trailer with you guys, but it’s unbelievable.”

The Emmy winner added of Strong’s performance, “I thought it was great, but that’s what I expect from Jeremy. He’s very talented. He works hard. It makes perfect sense to me.”

Social account It is the follow-up to the 2010 Academy Award-winning film Social networkwhich stars Jesse Eisenberg as Zuckerberg and Facebook’s creation record, as well as lawsuits brought by co-founder and former best friend Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield) and the Winklevoss twins (Armie Hammer). The film was directed by David Fincher and written by Aaron Sorkin, who won an Academy Award for the film’s screenplay.

This time, Sorkin returns to write and direct the sequel, which takes place 17 years after the events of the original film. In addition to Zuckerberg Strong, White plays Wall Street Journal Reporter Jeff Horowitz, who works with former Facebook employee Frances Haugen (Mickey Madison) on a mission to uncover the social network’s biggest secrets.

while Social network Following the rise of Facebook, Part Two focuses on the consequences and controversies surrounding social media as it develops.

But for White, working on the film didn’t necessarily change his relationship with social media or his views on its influence.

He added: “I don’t know if things have changed.” “I think I’ve always had similar feelings to what we’re trying to evoke in the film, so I don’t think it changed my opinion in any way. But it definitely reinforced my opinions. There’s a lot of evidence about the addictive aspects of these things, and we all need to take a step back.”

Sony Pictures Social account Opens in theaters October 9.

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