Should actors boycott roles based on their personal feelings about the real-life person?
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Aaron Sorkin recently revealed that Jesse Eisenberg refused to reprise his role as Mark Zuckerberg because he doesn't personally like the tech mogul. This brings up an interesting debate: is an actor’s primary duty to their craft and the script, or should they stay true to their personal values even if it means turning down a major role? Do you think an actor’s public bias against a real-life character ruins the authenticity of a biopic, or does it just add to the drama?
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