Actors Mikey Madison (Frances Haugen) and Jeremy Allen White (Jeff Horwitz) sit down with Mashable's Executive Producer, Mark Stetson, to discuss their roles in Aaron Sorkin's, The Social Reckoning, a companion piece to the 2010 film, The Social Network. They dive deep into their preparation process for portraying real-life figures involved in exposing Facebook's internal secrets, working with Aaron Sorkin's distinct writing style, and their personal reasons for staying off social media platforms.
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Timecode Chapters:
00:00 – Preparing to Play Real-Life Figures in The Social Reckoning 00:43 – Mikey Madison on Portraying Frances Haugen & Script Prep 01:32 – Jeremy Allen White on Portraying Jeff Horwitz & Reading Broken Code 02:35 – Why Mikey Madison & Jeremy Allen White Avoid Social Media 03:28 – Jeremy Allen White's Early Experience with Internet Feedback on Shameless
Video Credits: The Social Reckoning (Columbia Pictures), Shameless (HBO), Wall Street Journal, Getty
Host: Mark Stetson
Video Produced by: Mark Stetson
Thumbnail Designer: Mark Stetson
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