Jesse Eisenberg doesn't see the point of leaving the U.S. over Trump's presidency: 'That seems a little silly'
Actor Jesse Eisenberg describes the idea of leaving the U.S. due to Donald Trump's presidency as "silly."
📍 Aftermath
Jesse Eisenberg described the idea of leaving the U.S. due to Trump's presidency as silly. However, he sought Polish citizenship and expressed a desire to work more in Europe because the films he loves are increasingly difficult to make in the U.S.
Epilogue added 88d ago, after coverage quieted.
Questions people are asking
Why does Jesse Eisenberg believe leaving the U.S. is 'silly'?
He stated this in response to the idea of leaving the country specifically over Donald Trump's presidency.
Is Jesse Eisenberg moving to Europe?
Coverage indicates he is getting Polish citizenship and expresses a desire to work more in Europe.
What are Eisenberg's views on the U.S. film industry?
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Eisenberg believes the "kind of films [he loves] are increasingly difficult to make" in the U.S.
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Jesse Eisenberg has dismissed the notion of emigrating from the United States because of the presidency of Donald Trump. While the actor is acquiring Polish citizenship, he does not view leaving the U.S. as a necessary or logical step in response to the political climate.
Coverage from Variety, The Independent, USA Today, and Yahoo Lifestyle Australia emphasizes Eisenberg's specific characterization of the idea as "silly." Meanwhile, The Hollywood Reporter notes that Eisenberg intends to work more in Europe, stating that the types of films he loves are becoming increasingly difficult to make within the U.S. Future developments may center on Eisenberg's transition toward more European-based projects and the utilization of his new Polish citizenship.
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