‘The Debut’: Jesse Eisenberg Praises Oscar Frontrunner Julianne Moore’s ‘Perfect Performance’ at NYFF
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Variety reports that Jesse Eisenberg's third feature film, "The Debut," held its New York premiere at Alice Tully Hall as part of the New York Film Festival, with Eisenberg praising Julianne Moore's performance in what is already generating Oscar conversation. The film follows Eisenberg's Oscar-winning "A Real Pain," marking another step in his evolution from actor to established writer-director. The Upper West Side setting suited the material, drawing a crowd suited to the festival's prestige.
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Source: Variety, “‘The Debut’: Jesse Eisenberg Praises Oscar Frontrunner Julianne Moore’s ‘Perfect Performance’ at NYFF”. Read the original →
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