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'Well, you’re here at the Unibet Poker Open Bucharest, you’re going to be opening the Queen’s Rules ladies event. It feels like it would be inevitable that you bump into someone at some kind of awards-season event or something. The other thing I like both about your book and the movie is that it’s kind of a weird period piece about a certain era of Hollywood and New York. Better still, it’s all true. How True To The Book Is Molly’s Game? However, Maguire is far from the only possible Player X. Here's the actor who Player X could be based on, and how true to life Molly's Game is. While often mentioned in the same breath with other excellent playing actors like Jennifer Tilly and Ben Affleck, according to one of the sources, Mr. Maguire plays at a level that far surpasses "good for an actor" and approaches the elite level of the players who win bracelets at the World Series. According to the same two sources, Mr. Maguire assumed a player’s large gambling debt and turned the unlucky fellow into a sort of poker-playing pawn. Could you sort of clue us in as to how that happened?<br><br>Do you feel as though the poker as portrayed in the movie was accurately reflecting what actually happened in real life? "It’s very simple what happened. Through a bizarre set of circumstances as well as untapped entrepreneurial skills, she ended up making millions by running, for eight years, the most exclusive high-stakes poker game in the world. The star of Spiderman 1,2 & 3 as well as films such as Seabiscuit and The Cider House Rules has long been a figure that has polarized popular opinion. Earlier this year she published memoir Molly’s Game: High Stakes, Hollywood’s Elite, Hotshot Bankers, My Life in the World of Underground Poker, which details her eight years running what was supposedly the most exclusive high stakes poker game in the world. Sorkin’s script for The Social Network won him the Oscar for best adapted screenplay in 2011. Its main subject, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, said at the weekend that his feelings were hurt by Hollywood’s portrayal of him. This is film-making that is almost slavishly in service of the screenplay. Well, to clarify, I worked with Aaron for eight months basically in his office, with his team, on the screenplay.<br><br>I worked with Aaron every day for eight months. EXCLUSIVE: The Mark Gordon Company has optioned Molly Bloom’s memoir, Molly’s Game, for Aaron Sorkin to adapt. Although Mr. Gores has at least exhibited interest in film-making - he and his brother Tom were among those bidding to buy Miramax and the brothers once owned stakes in Lionsgate Entertainment - his spokesman categorically denied that he is connected to any such deal with Mr. Maguire: "He has not invested in Mr. Maguire’s development or production company, nor has he invested in any company alongside Mr. Maguire." As for Andy Beal, his spokesman simply said, "Mr. You already achieved some fame; like you said, you needed more firepower with the film. " and I sincerely looked at the camera with my headgear and my back brace and said, "Just the fact that I have pretty much everything going for me." And I meant it! The poker princess said on the podcast that she received between 1% to 5% of the profits from winning players, which wouldn't be much in a $1/$2 game. He was the poker consultant for the movie. It’s always tricky to talk about this, because I am such an incredible fan of the movie.<br><br>And so I needed a really sort of scalable rebranding campaign, and I felt like a movie would be a good way to do that. You know, the biggest change is that, I think, when the tabloids sort of monopolized telling the story, people’s perspective on me and what I did, was a certain way, and was more along the lines of like a Heidi Fleiss type story, right? Along the way, her life was threatened by mobsters, and she nearly ended up behind bars over how the game was run. The story, about a world-class skier named [https://mollybloom.lv Molly Bloom] who went on to run the world’s most exclusive high-stakes poker game (only to become an FBI target), represents famed screenwriter Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut. In 2013, the Poker Princess - Molly Bloom was arrested along with around 30 others as part of an illegal gambling and money laundering operation. In 2013, she was sentenced as part of a $100 million money laundering and illegal sports gambling operation and served one year of probation with a $200,000 fine, and 200 hours of community service. Which was fine, I was in my 20s, and I wanted to live this big life, whatever.<br><br>'