The Social Network Part II in Development, Jeremy Strong Eyed for Mark Zuckerberg Role
Aaron Sorkin will write and direct 'The Social Network Part II,' with Jeremy Strong eyed for Mark Zuckerberg. The sequel focuses on a 2021 investigation.
Overview
- Sony is developing "The Social Network Part II," a highly anticipated sequel to the acclaimed film, indicating a new chapter in the story of Facebook's evolution.
- Aaron Sorkin, who wrote the original screenplay, is confirmed to write and direct the sequel, ensuring continuity in the narrative style and depth.
- Jeremy Strong is reportedly the top choice to portray Mark Zuckerberg in the upcoming film, a pivotal role that will shape the audience's perception of the tech mogul.
- The sequel will not be a direct continuation but a follow-up, shifting its focus to a 2021 investigation rather than revisiting Facebook's initial founding.
- This new direction suggests the film will explore more recent developments and controversies surrounding Facebook, offering a contemporary perspective on its impact.
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Aaron Sorkin is confirmed to write and direct 'The Social Network Part II,' marking his first time directing since 'Being the Ricardos'.
The sequel will focus on a 2021 investigation into Facebook's impact on public discourse, elections, teen mental health, and misinformation, drawing from 'The Facebook Files' investigative reports, rather than retelling Facebook's founding story.
Jeremy Strong is reportedly the top choice to portray Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Network Part II'.
The film is in early development with plans to begin full production in late 2025 and a likely shoot scheduled for early 2026; a release date is not yet set but could be in 2026 or later.
No, David Fincher is not involved in the sequel; Aaron Sorkin will write, direct, and produce the new film, providing continuity with a different creative leadership.
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