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Indiana, Jesse Eisenberg

FOX News on MSN · 16h

Jesse Eisenberg says he feels 'most comfortable' living in Indiana after leaving 'unstable' Hollywood

Jesse Eisenberg recently opened up about why he decided to leave Hollywood for Indiana. The actor explained how he "didn't want to surround myself in an industry that just feels kind of unstable."

US Weekly on MSN · 19h

Why Jesse Eisenberg Has Been ‘Going Back' to Indiana for the Past Decade

Jesse Eisenberg has said goodbye to Hollywood in favor of the Midwest - Indiana, specifically. "I've lived in Indiana for a decade on-and-off and that's where I feel the most comfortable," Eisenberg,

E! News on MSN · 23h

Jesse Eisenberg Reveals Why He Left Hollywood for Indiana

Jesse Eisenberg joined a growing list of stars—including Matthew McConaughey, Glen Powell—who’ve moved away from Hollywood. Here’s why The Social Network actor lives in Indiana.

Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Zuckerberg

New York Post on MSN · 2d

‘Social Network’ star Jesse Eisenberg reveals why he doesn’t want to be associated with Mark Zuckerberg anymore

Jesse Eisenberg wants to socially distance himself from Mark Zuckerberg, saying the billionaire tech boss he portrayed in “The Social Network” is “problematic.”

CNN on MSN · 3d

Jesse Eisenberg doesn’t want to be associated with Mark Zuckerberg anymore

Actor and director Jesse Eisenberg has said he doesn’t want to be associated with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who he portrayed in the 2010 movie “The Social Network,” saying the billionaire’s actions are “problematic.

Jesse Eisenberg wants to block Mark Zuckerberg from his life

Drop the “Zucker.” Just “Berg,” and then add an “Eisen.” It’s cleaner.

Hosted on MSN2d

Actor Jesse Eisenberg admits "dissociation" from Mark Zuckerberg over Meta data safety concerns

Jesse Eisenberg who recieved an Oscar nomination for playing Mark Zuckerberg in David Fincher's 'The Social Network' admitted ...

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Actor or director: What does Jesse Eisenberg’s future hold?

Does Jesse Eisenberg's future lie more in directing than acting? After the success of 'A Real Pain' is this the path Eisenberg will follow.

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