New York Post, Thursday, December 3, 2020nypost.comJESSE Eisenberg’s recent role as legendary mime
Marcel Marceau in “Resistance” landed him the Voice
of Humanity award at the annual J100 gala on Tues-
day. Eisenberg appeared in an interview with the
film’s writer and director, Jonathan Jakubowicz,
and said playing Marceau was more rewarding than
his Lex Luthor or Mark Zuckerberg characters in
past blockbusters. “Let’s see, one is hated by comic
book fans. One is hated by people with Internet ac-
counts. And one is beloved by everyone on Earth, so
the one I would open any kind of conversation with is
Marceau,” he said. Eisenberg added that portraying
Marceau — who worked with the French Resistance
to save thousands of orphans from the Nazis during
World War II — had a profound impact on his own
identity. “Every other job I’ve done has some kind of
material response, and this was me purely helping out
with no ego boost. And it’s the most relaxing, enjoya-
ble experience I’ve had in my life,” he said. The event
celebrated 100 people who have positively influenced
Jewish life.It’s about mime for Jesse
THAT Broadway p.r. whiz Matt Polk of Polk & Co.,
wed Bespoke Theatricals’ Devin Keudell. We’re told
they eloped to Provincetown, Mass., and celebrated with
lobster rolls and wine... THAT Alec Baldwin, Padma
Lakshmi, Bernadette Peters and Jean Shafiroff ap-
peared at the Paul Taylor Dance Co.’s virtual gala.More celebrity photos at nypost.com
BRAVO’S “The Real Housewives of
Atlanta” has resumed filming after be-
ing forced to shut down when a crew
member contracted COVID-19 in No-
vember. The production resumed
filming “soon after Thanksgiving,”
with new enhanced COVID-19 safety
measures, an insider exclusively told
Page Six. The ladies will now be
“spending more time together out-
doors, avoiding crowds and having
daily health checks and getting tested
regularly,” the source said. We’re also
told the cast and crew have been prac-
ticing “enhanced hand hygiene,” and
“enhanced sanitization protocols for
the equipment” will be used at loca-
tions where they’re filming. Mean-
while, leading cast member Kandi
Burruss is already apparently putting
herself in risky situations: She and her
husband, Todd Tucker, were spotted
out at a nightclub celebrating rapper
Lil Wayne’s daughter Reginae
Carter’s 22nd birthday at a maskless
gathering on Sunday, we previously
reported. Reps for Burruss and Bravo
did not comment on the bash, but
Burruss seemed to acknowledge it
wasn’t the best decision. “Lord, we
ain’t supposed to be outside! Only in
Atlanta,” she said in a video posted on
Instagram. She later posted a video of
her getting a COVID-19 test and as-
sured her followers that she gets
tested “multiple times” per week. “I’m
going to start posting all of my nega-
tive [results], just so y’all know,” she
said. No word on whether the event
will be part of her story arc when Sea-
son 13 of “RHOA” premieres Sunday.‘Wives’ back to work
Business casual, Indy? Harrison Ford looks ready
for work as he runs errands in Venice, Calif.BACKGRID
Julia Roberts listens to the sea,
and maybe her earbuds, on a solo
beach stroll in Hawaii.MEGAWe hear
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