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'I was my second choice': Why Aaron Sorkin didn't want to direct The Social Reckoning

Aaron Sorkin has revealed that David Fincher was his first choice to direct The Social Reckoning, but the filmmaker’s existing deal prevented him from returning behind the camera. Sorkin, who wrote The Social Network, said Fincher read the new script, but Sorkin ultimately directed the film himself

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A still from The Social Reckoning. Pic via special arrangement

A still from The Social Reckoning. Pic via special arrangement

Aaron Sorkin wanted David Fincher back behind the camera for his next Facebook-focused film, but the filmmaker’s existing deal stood in the way. Sorkin, who wrote The Social Network, has now revealed that Fincher was his first choice to direct The Social Reckoning, the upcoming film inspired by the Facebook Files investigation.

David Fincher couldn’t return for sequel

Sorkin, who is making his directorial return with the film, admitted that he was not his own first choice to helm the project. “I was my second choice to direct it. I wanted David to direct it, but he couldn't.”

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