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Bennett Miller

Bennett Miller

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Oct 26, 2026

Scott FeinbergHOST
4:06
Let's note, this is the list of all the filmmakers who directed Aaron Sorkin's screenplays prior to that.
Scott FeinbergHOST
4:12
Rob Reiner, David Fincher, Bennett Miller, Mike Nichols, and Danny Boyle.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
4:15
No duds in there.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
4:17
As you said, I started directing.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
4:59
The Social Reckoning is the fourth film directed by Aaron Sorkin.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
5:04
Before that, the movies he's written were directed by the likes of Rob Reiner, RIP, Mike Nichols, RIP, David Fincher, Bennett Miller, and Danny Boyle.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
5:16
And Every time he comes out with a movie, most people say they wish the movie was directed by someone else.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
5:24
That Sorkin would just go back to being a screenwriter.
Jesse BryanHOST
23:26
This is a question of mine.
Jesse BryanHOST
23:29
I like really, really one of my favorite directors is Bennett Miller.
Jesse BryanHOST
23:32
He's done Moneyball, Capote, now blanking Foxcatcher, and he and his casting director.
Jesse BryanHOST
23:42
get these supporting roles that feel like non, it amazes me.
JoshHOST
47:49
He, we have, he's not made a movie since.
JoshHOST
47:51
His name is Bennett Miller, directed Moneyball.
JoshHOST
47:53
Um-
MikeHOST
47:54
Wow.
Alex WithrowHOST
56:35
amazing script.
Alex WithrowHOST
56:36
Moneyball, the next year, 2011, directed by Bennett Miller.
Alex WithrowHOST
56:40
He has a co-writing credit with that with Steve Zalian.
Alex WithrowHOST
56:43
another great script.
RichHOST
13:28
Right.
RichHOST
13:28
And they couldn't have got, like, Bennett Miller, like ...
RichHOST
13:31
I mean, I, I don't know.
RichHOST
13:33
I don't know why Sorkin was their next choice because I don't ...
John RochaHOST
10:59
And ironically, ironically it happened to m- uh, Steven Soderbergh on Moneyball.
John RochaHOST
11:04
Soderbergh had worked on Moneyball for five years, and then they didn't like, Soderbergh didn't like the way they were going with Moneyball, so they brought in Bennett Miller to direct the movie.
Michael VogelHOST
11:12
Yeah.
John RochaHOST
11:12
But it's, it's very rare that a director is called away from a movie and works in conjunction with another director to come in and finish their movie, and a director being willing to push their ego down and be in service of another director's vision.
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Steve HullfishHOST
6:29
Connor, what was your path to get- getting on this film?
Conor O'NeillGUEST
6:32
I met Alejandro through a director, Bennett Miller, who, um, is one of Alejandro's friends and sort of director confidants.
Conor O'NeillGUEST
6:40
He was looking for somebody.
Conor O'NeillGUEST
6:41
Bennett suggested me, and I met him at a, at an art show that, in LA.
Steven SantanaHOST
44:51
Right.
Steven SantanaHOST
44:54
Uh, and that was underneath Bennett Miller, uh, as the director.
Ben VerschoorHOST
45:02
And so I think i- if he, if he is paired with the right director-
Steven SantanaHOST
45:09
Yes
Bob GoochmanHOST
33:23
he had three really, really good directors.
Bob GoochmanHOST
33:25
Now one, Bennett Miller just doesn't work ever.
Chris KlemmerPANELIST
33:27
Yes.
Bob GoochmanHOST
33:27
But like when he does, good movies.

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