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Jesse Eisenberg says he once thought acting was vain and overpaid, but changed view after seeing Julianne Moore rehearse for his film

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Jesse Eisenberg previously expressed a negative opinion of acting, saying actors are paid too much and are vain. He said his perspective shifted after watching Julianne Moore rehearse a scene for his directorial debut "When You Finish Saving the World." He recalled looking at a monitor and realizing the work was hard.

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  1. Jesse Eisenberg previously said acting was vain and that actors are paid too much.
  2. He said his view changed after seeing Julianne Moore rehearse for his directorial debut "When You Finish Saving the World".
  3. He recalled looking at a monitor and thinking the work was really hard.

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