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Headline: UNCAPTIONED: Aaron Sorkin insists The Social Reckoning reshoots had nothing to do with response to trailer
Caption: Aaron Sorkin insists The Social Reckoning reshoots had nothing to do with response to trailer. In the follow-up to 2010's The Social Network, Mikey Madison stars as a former Facebook engineer-turned-whistleblower, who teams up with Jeremy Allen White's reporter to expose the inner workings of the social media site. The film underwent three days of reshoots after the first trailer was released, and writer-director Sorkin has insisted they had nothing to do with the mixed response to the teaser. ”We weren't correcting anything," he told Vanity Fair. ”There are two kinds of reshoots: one is the 'Oh, we're in trouble. We need to reshoot this.' And that usually happens on $150 million superhero movies. The other kinds of reshoots are 'Oh, we really like this movie. It's good. Let's make it better.’" Sorkin explained that Sony Pictures chairman and CEO Tom Rothman asked if there were any scenes he wanted to reshoot and he felt there were two scenes that could be improved on. ”And so he opened the chequebook and gave us three days of shooting," he added. The Social Reckoning, also starring Jeremy Strong as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, will be released on 9 October. Instructions: THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT
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