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Jesse Eisenberg is trying to stay calm as The Debut gains Oscar buzz. The musical comedy received rave reviews at Telluride and Toronto. Julianne Moorehas also sparked talk of a possible acting ...
Jesse Eisenberg isn't motivated by awards. The 42-year-old star's new movie, The Debut, is already being tipped for Oscars recognition - but Jesse insists that's never been his real motivation in the ...
Jesse Eisenberg says he used to have a “negative opinion” of actors. When he watched Julianne Moore prep for a scene, however, he changed his tune. Moore stars in Eisenberg’s new movie, The Debut, out ...
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Jesse Eisenberg used to have a very “negative opinion” of actors before witnessing the talents of Julianne Moore in the flesh. The actor turned writer-director shared how Moore changed his former view ...
Jesse Eisenberg recently shed light on his decision to not reprise his role as Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Reckoning. Eisenberg first played Zuckerberg in the 2010 film, The Social Network. When ...
Everything changed when he saw Julianne Moore rehearsing for a scene in his directorial debut 'When You Finish Saving the World': "I remember looking at [the monitor], and I go, 'Oh, wait a second, ...
Jesse Eisenberg heaped praise on Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, the co-stars of his latest feature, The Debut, this morning during a press conference at the San Sebastián Film Festival, where the ...
Outside the occasional blockbuster, you’re unlikely to experience mid-movie applause so thunderous that it drowns out whole lines of dialogue. And yet, Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut invites just that, ...