Jeremy Strong will not apologize for his controversial process.
The 47-year-old actor defended his dedication to method acting on a recent episode of The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast.
Strong stars as billionaire and co-founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, in Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning. The actor discussed how he got into character and how his process affects everyone else on set.
“I think I can’t really speak to that,” the Succession said. “Of course, it is never my intention to interfere with anyone else’s experience or anyone else’s way of working. First, do no harm, right? But commit to fucking what you’re doing, and utterly.”
Stong continued, “So, if some people feel that I’m taking it too seriously, or it changes the molecules in the room in a way that makes something uncomfortable, I guess that’s something that I don’t feel that I need to apologize for, because I believe, and I think the directors that I work with all believe, that it’s in service of the material, and I personally think that a lot of the reactions to it are of a personal nature.”
The A-lister has faced backlash for his method acting in recent months after Sorkin told The New York Times that Strong was interacting with his coworkers “the way he imagines Mark treats the people around him.” This meant not “hanging out with you at craft service” or “yucking it up with you between takes.” The director added, “He’s probably not going to speak to you at all.”
The Social Reckoning stars Strong, Jeremy Allen White, Mikey Madison, Bill Burr, Betty Gilpin, and Billy Magnusse. It hits theaters Oct. 9.
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