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Jesse Eisenberg said that as an actor his job is to “understand your character, even if the character is a villain.” But things have changed.
All those jokes about “The West Wing” seeming outdated and idealistic are crumbling under the weight of the Harris-Walz joy machine.
The “West Wing” creator’s unconventional plan was widely panned by prominent Democrats.
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The “Social Network” scribe admitted that he’s taking on the Capitol Riots with a new film, and there may be a connection between the two projects.
Maha Dakhil later deleted the post and apologized.
It happened last November as he worked on a updated version of the play “Camelot.”
The comedian eagerly took on the role of edgiest Oscars host, mocking Leo, Aaron Sorkin, ‘Don’t Look Up,’ and more.
Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.
The filmmaker released his statement through actress Jessica Chastain, who was also miffed by the magazine’s piece on Strong.
Aaron Sorkin’s choice to cast a Spanish actor as the Cuban legend has been controversial from the start—and Bardem’s performance does little to rebut the naysayers.
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