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2024 film by Jesse Eisenberg

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A Real Pain: 2024 film by Jesse Eisenberg
A Real Pain is a 2024 buddy comedy-drama film written and directed by Jesse Eisenberg. An international co-production between Poland and the United States, it stars Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin as two mismatched Jewish American cousins who travel to Poland in an attempt to honor their late grandmother. The cast also includes Will Sharpe, Jennifer Grey, Kurt Egyiawan, Liza Sadovy, and Daniel Oreskes.

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Jesse Eisenberg on Wanting 'A Real Pain' to Feel Very Personal When Writing the Script | THR Video [Video]

Jesse Eisenberg on Wanting 'A Real Pain' to Feel Very Personal When Writing the Script | THR Video

'A Real Pain' writer and star Jesse Eisenberg chats during The Hollywood Reporter Writers Roundtable and discusses his process when writing for 'A Real Pain' and how he wanted the story to feel "real"..

Credit: The Hollywood Reporter     Duration: 01:19Published
Jesse Eisenberg on How the Story of 'A Real Pain' Came to Be During the THR Writers Roundtable | THR Video [Video]

Jesse Eisenberg on How the Story of 'A Real Pain' Came to Be During the THR Writers Roundtable | THR Video

Jesse Eisenberg reveals how the story of 'A Real Pain' came to be while chatting during The Hollywood Reporter Writers Roundtable.

Credit: The Hollywood Reporter     Duration: 00:57Published
Jesse Eisenberg Talks 'A Real Pain' & Working With Kieran Culkin | THR Video [Video]

Jesse Eisenberg Talks 'A Real Pain' & Working With Kieran Culkin | THR Video

Jesse Eisenberg chats with THR at the 2025 Palm Springs International Film Festival and talks about his film 'A Real Pain' and says he's surprised by the film's attention. Plus, he talks about his..

Credit: The Hollywood Reporter     Duration: 04:26Published

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