Jesse Eisenberg, which is bitter and sweet of “real pain”

I will talk in advance. Actor Jessie Eisenberg says he can thank the excellent Jewish deli, but it is a different type of movie star. Last week, he joined him in a legendary los Angeles Cantant deli and shared Chocolate Babka with Dil Picteacer. “This is a real test,” said Eisenberg.

It was a bit unusual, but it was already a very rare day for Eisenberg. Just a few hours ago, he received the second Oscar nomination. This time we are looking for the best original script.

And he regretted.

“Can you enjoy such a moment?”

“No, I’m not really wiring to enjoy praise,” he replied. “I don’t know why. That causes my brain a guilt reaction and tries to find a miserable thing. I love working.

At this time, his job is to advertise, supervise, and star in a movie he wrote. The film is a cousin who traveled to Poland, saw his ancestor’s house, and visited his deceased grandmother’s actual house.

The film began as a buddy movie about traveling to Mongolia. When he was writing the script, Eisenberg was literally stuck until his computer was inspired. “I seemed to have missed something on page 30 on the script,” he said. “I knew that the script wasn’t going well. So I was like hitting my head on a keyboard, and in parentheses,” lunch. ” And I thought, “Auschwitz tour (and lunch)?” It is the most strange pairing of the four words I have seen so far, and if I read the pamphlet, it would be very interesting. ” Both are to deal with these two characters, which are painful in their own way. “

“Hey, we’re Jews on a Polish train. ******* Did you flock on the back of *****?

Jesse Eisenberg and Keylan Calkin see the scene in “A Real Pain” (warning: graphic language)

Eisenberg had the same idea. He himself is a Polish system and the parent, Relative, the victim of the Holocaust. “I am from a family who survived the war. Many people, cousins, aunt, and uncle who are not,” he said. “Still, I walk around New York City. It’s such a miserable thing. I’m not a happy person. I don’t seek any pity or something. I just recognize it objectively. But I come from the intelligent surviving people, what do you do?

“So, I’m always trying to harmonize my lucky life, and how my ancestors are very unhappy and how they evaluated things.

He seems to feel the same anxiety as his life. Jesse Eisenberg, who grew up in New Jersey, was an unpleasant “sad child” at school and evacuated to acting. By 2010, he made his name in Hollywood. “Social network.” The part gained an Oscar nod, and the juice had branched to the writing and directors.

However, when COVID closed the film industry in 2020, Eisenberg and his wife, Annastrout, returned to her home country Indiana and volunteered in Bloominton’s mother’s home violence shelter. “I volunteered every day with a shelter,” he said. “It sounds strange to say this, but I don’t mean any kind. That was the happiest time in my life. I was drawing a wall and repairing garbage disposal. I loved it that I couldn’t criticize it.

“It’s completely reasonable,” I said. “Correct the fixing of garbage processing and garbage disposal. That end.”

“that’s right.”

But all roles he played, off on the screen -he says that the fantasy of the franchise of “Now See Me” is not like him, so he is the most challenging. Masu. “We just said,” Now, you look at me. ” That’s such an explosion, “he said. “And it’s the opposite of my psychology, so it’s such a challenge. It’s the only time I left for” I did a good job today. ” But that’s because my character thinks they are doing well.

“Does that confidence last long after shooting?” I asked.

“Yes, it usually remains through dinner,” he replied. “Once in the set, I am wearing those clothes, and I’m talking in the way they wrote for me … I’m standing straight up. Eye contact with my father!”

The success of “true pain” will give you some SW steps to Eisenberg. His movie also got an Oscar nomination for Calkin for the best support actor. However, it seems that Eisenberg can not enjoy sweets without a little sour taste, like the Babka and Pickles of the Cantoners.

“Do you have a part of finding this experience? Is it a kind of unrealistic method of” true pain “?

“Oh, yeah, I think the piano will fall into my head every day,” said Eisenberg. “I feel very lucky, and how to do my heart is that this lucky thing must mean this terrible thing, and yes, I am New York. A city that is not walking under the air conditioner.

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A story created by John Damerio. Editor: Ed Gibnish.

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