Who to play Mark Zuckerberg is one of the most important decisions made in creating The Social Reckoning. With this, writer-director Aaron Sorkin chose to collaborate once more with Jeremy Strong.

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Aaron Sorkin says Jeremy Strong stayed in character as Mark Zuckerberg on the set of The Social Reckoning and warned the cast he’d treat them “the way he imagines Mark treats the people around him.” ...

Aaron Sorkin told The Hollywood Reporter and IndieWire he was his own second choice to direct The Social Reckoning, and voiced worries about his directing skills.

The "Succession" alum explained that his goal is to "commit utterly to serving the material." ...

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