Not such 'A real pain' after all: Jesse Eisenberg becomes a Polish citizen after his film's success
- Jesse Eisenberg has been granted Polish citizenship by President Andrzej Duda, who welcomed his decision to forge a connection with our country.
- Eisenberg stated that receiving Polish citizenship was the honour of a lifetime and expressed a desire to reconnect with his family's heritage.
- The actor's film, A Real Pain, based on his family history, honors his Jewish ancestry from Poland and features significant locations related to his ancestry.
- President Duda expressed delight at Eisenberg's citizenship, noting the importance of people recognizing their Polish roots and forging a connection with Poland.
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