Jeremy Strong plays Mark Zuckerberg in Aaron Sorkinβs sequel to The Social Network, and the Last One Laughing star reckons with divorce in her new standup tour
The Social Reckoning Out now The David Fincher-directed The Social Network has only come to seem more canny over time, with the site co-founded by Mark Zuckerberg being held responsible for all manner of social ills. In this sequel from Aaron Sorkin (this time directing and writing) based on the incidents around the 2021 leak of internal Facebook memos, Zuck is embodied not by Jesse Eisenberg but Jeremy Strong.
Holly, 42, a horticulturist, meets Graeme, 47, a forest manager
What were you hoping for? Really, just a fun night with minimal awkwardness was my fairly low expectation before the meeting.
First impressions?
A very positive, engaging lady with a beautiful smile.
What did you talk about?
Growing food, the joys of seeds, birdwatching, the failings of young people when it comes to proper raving, epigenetics and breaking generational cycles.
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