Jesse Eisenberg on His Directorial Debut ‘When You Finish Saving the World’
Eisenberg also shares a valuable lesson he learned about acting from director James Ponsoldt.
Jesse Eisenberg on How He Prepared for the Role of Marcel Marceau in ‘Resistance’
Jesse Eisenberg spoke about the difficulties of portraying Marcel Marceau in Resistance, a person best known for his skills as a mime.
Jesse Eisenberg: “It’s much easier for me to play a character with some kind of eccentricity or strange behavior”
“In a part that’s so different to me, I can just lose myself in the character and I don’t feel any of my usual self-awareness” – Jesse Eisenberg
What is Jesse Eisenberg’s “Most Fulfilling Acting Experience”?
“My absolute favorite thing to do is to write a play and then, after I finish, do the first reading of it with my friends around the table”- Jesse Eisenberg
Jesse Eisenberg Talks On-Set Improvising and His New Book, ‘Bream Gives Me Hiccups’
Jesse Eisenberg: “In acting, you can’t really act on your own. That’s the wonderful thing about writing; you can do it anywhere.”
Jesse Eisenberg on Starring in Action Movies, Kristen Stewart, and How Playing Lex Luthor Felt Like an Off-Broadway Play
“The old cliché in theater is, if you’re nervous, pick up a prop, which will immediately take you outside of your mind.” – Jesse Eisenberg
Jesse Eisenberg: “I’m happiest rehearsing a play—I wish we didn’t then have to show it to an audience”
Jesse Eisenberg got his inspiration for acting from a clown—who just happened to be his mom. She worked as a professional clown at children’s parties when Eisenberg was growing up in Queens.
Jesse Eisenberg Talks ‘Now You See Me’ and Tackling Stage Fright
Jesse Eisenberg is one of those actors who actually admits to having stage fright. Luckily, his role in the new film, Now You See Me, helped him get over his fear.
Jesse Eisenberg on Acting: “I don’t concern myself with thinking ahead to the finished product. I focus more specifically on what the character is experiencing”
Almost a year and a half ago actor Jesse Eisenberg made an unexpected move by becoming a playwright, debuting his play Asuncion at New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre.
Jesse Eisenberg to Guest on Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Newsroom’ Pilot
The Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg has inked a new deal to appear in Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming HBO series The Newsroom.
Jesse Eisenberg Sues Lionsgate for Using His Image to Promote a Movie He Barely Appears In
Eisenberg is suing Lionsgate for listing his name and slapping his mug on the awful DVD cover of the low-budget horror film Camp Hell, which was shot in 2007 and released on DVD in August.
Jesse Eisenberg: “There’s no way to kind of create a specific trajectory as an actor”
Eisenberg explained that he is “definitely attracted to characters who have that type of intensity – specific to what it is they’re doing, and also a real passion about something.”
Justin Bartha: “I think there’s a sensitivity to actors and performance that’s inherit to theater”
Justin Bartha might be best known as the Wolf Pack member who is always left out of the fun in The Hangover films, but he’s also started to rack up an impressive resume in Broadway theatre in 2011.
Actors Launch Writing Careers on the New York Stage
What’s the easiest way to get the play you’ve written staged in a New York City theater?
Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha Appearing in Eisenberg’s Off-Broadway Play, “Asuncion”
The two will play opposite one another in the dark comedy, about two roommates who let a Filipino man move in with them, when it begins at New York City’s Cherry Lane Theater later this year.
NYC Theater Company will produce a play written by Jesse Eisenberg for 2011-12 Season
New York City’s Rattlestick Playwrights Theater clicked the “Like” button on Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg’s play Ascunsion on Thursday, announcing it as part of its 2011-12 season.
Michael Angarano on his new film, ‘Ceremony’, and how the rehearsal process was like a theater workshop
Michael Angarano, star of the film, Ceremony, talks about how he got the role after Jesse Eisenberg dropped out!
Behind the Scenes of the Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue Photo Shoot
Every year, Vanity Fair has what they call a ‘Hollywood’ issue.
Actors Roundtable with James Franco, Ryan Gosling, Colin Firth, Mark Ruffalo, Jesse Eisenberg and Robert Duvall
James Franco, Ryan Gosling, Colin Firth, Mark Ruffalo, Jesse Eisenberg and Robert Duvall talk about their careers, how they got stared in acting and so many more things.
