Jesse Eisenberg
Tim B. Wittbi/Getty Emoxz for Walt Disney Company Ltd.Jesse Eisenberg He said goodbye to Hollywood in favor of the Middle West – Indiana, specifically.
“I lived in Indiana for a decade, and this is the place where I feel comfortable,” Eisenberg, 41, participated during A. CBS news interviewWhich was broadcast on Sunday, February 2.
Eisenberg explained that his wife, Anna Strot“Born and raised” in Bloomington, Indiana – the home of the University of Indiana – which he referred to as “one of the great American cities.”
“We have returned there for the past twenty years only for the visit,” and continued, before explaining a deeper contact with society.
Anna's late mother, Toby Strot Eisenberg described as a “amazing gift to the world” – He was the CEO of the middle home, and the shelter of domestic violence in Bloomington, for 35 years.
Eisenberg added: “I got sick, so we have somewhat returned to help take care of it,” Eisenberg added. (Toby died in February 2017, and a street in Blumington was named after two years.)
Eisenberg and Anna married in 2017, Welcome to their sonA sign, in April of that year.
“We had a child and then hit the epidemic, so we finished our presence for several years,” Eisenberg explained during an interview on Sunday. “Now, our child goes to school in New York, so we really returned to New York.”
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With permission SearchlightThe actor – who wears the IU hat throughout his new movie, Real pain He said he “loved” to live in Indiana because he gave him this “other life” outside Hollywood.
“I would like to keep the largest possible number of feet outside the entertainment industry, so I don't feel that I am a person who is constantly trying to bomb the sidewalk and hit the doors and try to get jobs,” Share. “I just don't want to be this person. It does not suit me.”
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Eisenberg explained that he “volunteers every day” in the middle of the road in 2020 because there was no acting work.
It was the happiest time in my life. I was drawing the walls and fixing the garbage. This was the first time that I took a real job. “” I loved him a lot. “
The Middle Way House was the cornerstone of Bloomington since its foundation in 1970. The organization's mission is to “support all survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking” as well as “community education through awareness and prevention programs”, ” According to its website.
“My wife comes from a family of activists,” he told Eisenberg Independent In an interview last month. “I got married to a wonderful left -wing family, and my wife formed every idea as an adult. I am in support of all social movements that raise those who need an elevator.”
