The New Yorker Radio Hour · Jeremy Strong on Playing Mark Zuckerberg and Other Unpopular Characters
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stays in character for long stretches during filming, speaking only in the character’s accent even off-set
“We look first and foremost at their character... if they had three jobs when they were in high school... we look for the character, the hunger, the humility and determination.”
“We created a character named Dr. Wu… the only scientist… that could save Tony Stark… that really made Beijing excited”
“We always recommend at least 12 to 15 characters… combination of letters, numbers, uppercase and lowercase.”
“They can be like a couple thousand characters. So you can actually make a QR code that isn't the link but is the document.”
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