There is an obvious difference for an actor between playing a fictional character and playing a real person. There is always wiggle room and space for creativity in the former (even a hero or villain with significant history), but expectations are wholly different than the latter, as portrayals are expected to be emulations of known individuals. So can you blame Jeremy Allen White from expressing some hesitance when presented the opportunity to go from making Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere to the upcoming sequel The Social Reckoning?
