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Jeremy Strong stands by his acting technique

The Succession star says he doesn't regret his intense approach to acting, despite past criticism.

By FlashFeed Newsroom · Updated · Based on reporting from 3 outlets
Image: E! Online

Jeremy Strong, known for his intense method acting, recently spoke about his approach on the New Yorker Radio Hour podcast. He emphasized that his goal is to 'commit utterly to serving the material' and not to interfere with others' experiences.

Strong's technique has sparked debate among his colleagues, and he's not concerned about it He thinks his approach lets him deeply connect with his roles, as demonstrated by his Academy Award-nominated performance in The Apprentice

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The actor, who is set to star in Aaron Sorkin's upcoming film The Social Reckoning, doesn't think his method acting affects his co-stars' experiences. He's committed to fully immersing himself in his roles, even if that means taking things seriously.

Strong's dedication to his craft has led to some memorable performances, including his portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg in the upcoming film.

Why it matters

Readers should care about Jeremy Strong's approach to acting because it highlights the importance of fully immersing oneself in a role. His dedication to his craft has led to some memorable performances.

What's next

The Social Reckoning is set to be released on October 9.

How the story unfolded

  1. Variety Jeremy Strong Defends Method Acting, Says He Doesn’t Feel the Need to ‘Apologize’ to Co-Stars Who May Think ‘I’m Taking It Too Seriously’
  2. The Hollywood Reporter Jeremy Strong Says He Doesn’t “Need to Apologize” for Method Acting: “It’s in Service of the Material”
  3. E! Online Jeremy Strong Won't Apologize For "Uncomfortable" Method Acting

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