Aaron Sorkin on Mark Zuckerberg, Drug Addiction and the Movie He’s Embarrassed Of | The Interview
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Aaron Sorkin joined Lulu Garcia-Navarro to talk about his career and his new movie, “The Social Reckoning,” which focuses on the real-life Facebook whistle-blower Frances Haugen. She leaked thousands of internal documents to the Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz, showing that the company knew its platforms were having a number of negative effects and resisted doing anything to address them. Sorkin has written about Facebook before — his script for the 2010 film “The Social Network,” won him an Oscar for best adapted screenplay. During his career, Sorkin has dramatized the institutions at the center of American society. From his first play, “A Few Good Men,” in 1989, which he then adapted into the blockbuster movie, to “The West Wing,” “The American President,” “The Newsroom” and beyond, Sorkin has created work that in many ways has shaped our understanding of how politics, the media and the military work, or should work. He discussed how he approaches writing, how he overcame
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