Jesse Eisenberg Opens Up About Being ‘Depressed’ & Friendless as a Child
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«It has been years and years of feeling invisible until I have managed to make good films», confessed Jesse Eisenberg. The actor, who achieved world fame with his impeccable performance of Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network, presents The debut at the San Sebastián International Film Festival, a film starring Julianne Moore and ... Continue reading "Jesse Eisenberg confesses at the San Sebastián Festival: «He was shy, depressed and had no frie…
Jesse Eisenberg Opens Up About Being ‘Depressed’ & Friendless as a Child
Jesse Eisenberg’s latest film, The Debut, premiered at the 74th San Sebastián International Film Festival. Reflecting on the autobiographical aspects of the movie, Eisenberg opened up about his younger years, saying, “I was so shy, I was depressed, and I didn’t have friends.” Jesse Eisenberg says he was shy, depressed and without friends before finding […]
Great welcome in San Sebastián for 'The debut', by Eisenberg, which raise Moore and Giamatti
Although San Sebastián had no more eyes than Brad Pitt, who came with David Yesterday's film 'In the Heart of the Beast', came out a voice that responded, that of Julianne Moore, who makes in 'The debut' the best role of his long and brilliant career. The film has been directed by Jesse Eisenberg, the actor who played Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Network' and Woody Allen in 'Café Society' and who has already signed two films before, comes to t…
Jesse Eisenberg appears to have given Julianne Moore what will be her second Oscar for Best Actress and, perhaps, her first Silver Shell. The actor wrote the main character of The Debut, his third feature film as a director, which is showing in the Official Selection of the San Sebastian Film Festival, with her in mind. “When I first saw her rehearse and act, it changed my opinion about acting,” the American actor confessed on Wednesday.
Actors Julianne Moore and Paul GIamatti star in the third film directed by the filmmaker. Eisenberg has said that he has created a world with the film that has nothing to do with reality.
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