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Jesse Eisenberg Wiki Biography

Jesse Adam Eisenberg, better known as Jesse Eisenberg, is one of the multi-millionaires in the entertainment industry. Currently, it has been estimated that the net worth of Jesse Eisenberg has reached the sum of 10 million dollars. Most of Jesse’s net worth has been earned from his career as an actor. The peak of his career was the role of Mark Zuckerberg in the film ‘The Social Network’ (2010) after which he received a number of nominations including Academy Award, Golden Globe Award and won various awards. Eisenberg has added to his net worth as a playwright too. Jesse Adam Eisenberg was born on October 5, 1983 in Astoria, New York, United States. Barry Eisenberg, his father, was a college professor, whereas his mother, Amy Fishman, was a clown.

Jesse Eisenberg has been active since 1999. Jesse began his career and the accumulation of his net worth in the television series ‘Get Real’ created by Clyde Philips where he played the role of Kenny Green for a season. The debut was very successful as Eisenberg was nominated by the Young Artist Award for the Best Performance in a TV Series which promised the actor a successful career.

Other television works which have also increased Jesse Eisenberg’s net worth were as follows: the role in the television film ‘Lightning: Fire from the Sky’ (2001), appearance in an episode of television series ‘Modern Family’, voicing an episode of political drama ‘The Newsroom’ and hosting an episode of ‘Saturday Night Live’ show.

In 2002, Eisenberg debuted on the big screen co-starring with Campbell Scott in the comedy drama film ‘Roger Dodger’ written, co-produced and directed by Dylan Kidd. This debut was also very successful as Jesse won a San Diego Jewish Film Festival Award for the Most Promising New Actor. He continued his career with several nominations and a Gotham Award for the Best Ensemble Cast for his role of Walt Berkman in the film written and directed by Noah Baumbach ‘The Squid and the Whale’ (2005). Eisenberg’s net worth rose after winning a Rising Star Award at the Vail Film Festival for a leading role in the comedy film ‘The Living Lake’ (2007) directed by Sol Tryon. In 2009, his roles in the films ‘Adventureland’ written and directed by Greg Mottola and ‘Zombieland’ directed by Ruben Fleischer received several nominations and a Scream Award for the Best Ensemble.

In 2010, Jesse Eisenberg added much to his net worth after starring in the film ‘The Social Network’ directed by David Flincher. Jesse received more than thirty-five different nominations and won nine awards as Best Actor. Afterwards, he took part in the following films: ‘30 Minutes or Less’ (2011) directed by Ruben Fleischer, ‘Why Stop Now’ (2012) written and directed by Phil Dorling and Ron Nyswaner, ‘Free Samples’ (2012) directed by Jay Gammill, ‘To Rome with Love’ (2012) written and directed by Woody Allen, ‘He’s Way More Famous Than You’ (2013) directed by Michael Urie, ‘Now You See Me’ (2013) directed by Louis Leterrier, ‘Night Moves’ (2013) directed by Kelly Reichardt and other films. Currently, he is taking part in the upcoming films ‘American Ultra’ (2015), ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’ (2016) and ‘Now You Don’t’ (2018).

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Jesse Eisenberg Quick Info

Jesse Eisenberg Trademarks

1. Often plays neurotic characters
2. Often plays shy, anti-social characters
3. Fast-talking voice
4. Curly hair

Jesse Eisenberg Quotes

• I always think that acting in the plays I’ve written is like the second most terrifying thing in the world, and the first most terrifying thing in the world is sitting at home and not doing it. As nerve-wracking as it is, I would feel worse not doing it.
• [on working with Woody Allen on To Rome with Love (2012)] He was very casual, very low key. He was open to contributions from his actors. He’s like the greatest writer and he allowed us to improvise. I’ve read everything he has written so I feel like he has influenced me. Anybody who is writing humour has been influenced by him.
• [on playing Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network (2010)] I didn’t know anything about him prior to the movie. I looked at that character like you would look at any fictional character. I didn’t write it so it was not my opinion on the events. I liked him. Every character I play, even if they are seen as unlikeable by an audience, is likeable to me in the same way. We’re all the heroes of our own story, so to speak. In that way I find every character I play totally defendable. Even if they are disliked by an audience, I still feel sympathetic to them.
• There’s something strange about theater. My characters consistently demonize elitism, but of course it’s taking place in a theater where only so many people can see it. I’ve been in silly popcorn movies – the kind of thing that as an actor you might feel embarrassed about – but those movies reach many more people. In a play you’re basically performing for rich people.
• I was mugged one night in New York and slammed into a concrete pillar, and I did an interview where I said I completely understand why they attacked me. It was a poor, black neighborhood. Someone sent me an article saying: ‘You ignorant idiot. It’s more offensive to defend these people. It’s more racist to defend them.’ He’s right, and that is the impetus for the first scene.
• [Interview with Stephen Whitty, August, 2011] I have a lot of personal anxieties. And I’ve realized that playing a character stuck in a life-or-death situation like this allows me to release those anxieties in a very healthful, cathartic way.
• [on his future projects]: I’m hoping to do several [sequels to] Rio (2011) – Rios 2 through 10. You know, this movie is so wonderful, and we were wondering where the story might go, because this is the same company that did Ice Age (2002), and we suspected it may have some odd sequels.
• [My favorite website] is Geosense.net. It’s a geography game. They actually kicked me off for writing “Sri Lanka” on their message boards. I guess it’s a curse word on there?
• This [The Social Network (2010)] was not the sort of script you improvise on. With Aaron Sorkin, it’s immediately clear what the rhythm of the scene is. It’s similar to reading Shakespeare. In fact, it’s a lot like great theater. I looked at some of the lengthier scenes as if I was doing a play. You find the story arc of the scene, discover different moments, build upon them to make it as rich as possible. reconciled his intense control with his disengagement. He might appear detached and bored, but he’s always working to control the entire room.

Jesse Eisenberg Important Facts

• Has a role in Cursed (2005) alongside Michael Rosenbaum who portrayed Lex Luthor in Smallville (2001).
• Wrote a book of short stories titled “Bream Gives Me Hiccups & Other Stories”, and cited the work of Simon Rich (a good friend of his) and B.J. Novak (whose best-selling short story collection was “One More Thing: Stories and Other Stories” as creative inspirations.
• Good friends with his “Holy Rollers” co-star Justin Bartha, and attended Bartha’s marriage to Lia Smith.
• He is first cousin with Jamey Eisenberg, famous Fantasy Sports Writer.
• He is five months younger than Henry Cavill, making him the first actor to play Lex Luthor who is younger than the actor playing Superman.
• He is the third Oscar nominated actor to play “Lex Luthor” after Gene Hackman and Kevin Spacey. He is the only one of the three not to have an Academy Award.
• Working on Free Samples (2012) with Jess Weixler and Madison Leisle [January 2011]
• Has played two real-life Harvard graduate students – Benjamin Strauss in The Hunting Party (2007) and Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network (2010).
• His character in Zombieland (2009), at one point, expresses relief at not having to update his status on Facebook. Jesse did not know what a Facebook status was until a crew member explained it. The following year, Jesse played Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg.
• Despite his iconic portrayal of Facebook co-founder, Mark Zuckerberg, in The Social Network (2010), Jesse himself does not have a Facebook account.
• Creator of OneUpMe.com – a wordplay website. He also owns Yugoslavio.com.
• Favorite film is Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989).
• Good friends with Justin Bartha.
• Very good friends with Andrew Garfield.
• Played brother to real-life sister Hallie Kate Eisenberg in Holy Rollers (2010).
• Received his very first kiss from Jennifer Beals in Roger Dodger (2002).
• Studied at The New School in New York City’s Greenwich Village. He applied and was accepted to New York University but declined enrollment to complete a film role.
• His family is Ashkenazi Jewish (his ancestors came to the U.S. from Poland, Russia, and Ukraine).
• His mother is a professional clown who performed at children’s birthday parties in their hometown of East Brunswick, N.J. for 20 years.
• Has been playing the drums since he was age 8.
• Older brother of Hallie Kate Eisenberg.

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