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Aaron Sorkin Is “Terrified” For David Fincher To See ‘The Social Reckoning’ — But Fincher Called The Script “Nitroglycerin”
It’s an unusual position for a screenwriter to return to a world he created after another filmmaker so thoroughly defined how audiences see it. Aaron Sorkin wrote “The Social Network,” but David Fincher’s direction became inseparable from the movie’s identity. Sixteen years later, Sorkin has stepped behind the camera himself for “The Social Reckoning,” which leaves Fincher’s eventual reaction hanging over the new film in a way few other opinions could.
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