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Aaron Sorkin: No Political Persuasion
Aaron Sorkin denies his film The Social Reckoning has political intent.
In brief
Aaron Sorkin denies his film The Social Reckoning has political intent. Aaron Sorkin says his movie The Social Reckoning isn't politically persuasive but explores the 2021 Facebook leak. Originally reported by FemaleFirst.
Aaron Sorkin's film stance
Aaron Sorkin says his movie The Social Reckoning isn't politically persuasive but explores the 2021 Facebook leak.
“I don’t have a political agenda. I am not trying to persuade you of anything.”
Film's focus on Facebook leak
The Social Reckoning explores the 2021 Facebook leak by whistleblower Frances Haugen and Jeff Horwitz.
Jesse Eisenberg's role decision
Jesse Eisenberg declined to reprise his role as Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Reckoning, saying he's moving in different directions.
“It's an honour to speak to Aaron in any capacity... I'm moving in different directions in my life.”
The short version
Aaron Sorkin says his movie The Social Reckoning isn't politically persuasive but explores the 2021 Facebook leak.
