Actor Kieran Culkin has embraced the legacy of his early film role, finding joy in revisiting memories from the set of the beloved holiday classic. Culkin's career began at a young age when he appeared as Fuller McCallister in "Home Alone," released in 1990. Over three decades later, Culkin remains fond of discussing those formative experiences. At an event in New York City, his co-star Jesse Eisenberg shared insights into how Culkin cherishes these conversations. “Kieran genuinely enjoys it when people bring up ‘Home Alone’ when they meet him,” Eisenberg remarked.

Eisenberg, who presented Culkin with a best supporting actor award for his role in "A Real Pain," revealed that he too holds a special place in his heart for the film. When asked about his fan status, Eisenberg humorously responded that it’s hard to find someone his age who isn’t a fan. The film has left a lasting impression on many, including Eisenberg, who admitted to watching it numerous times during his childhood. Culkin also reminisced about his own viewing habits, stating that he grew up watching the movie repeatedly during Christmas, eventually memorizing every line. Despite this, he confessed that initially, he didn't fully grasp the plot until after its release.

The enduring popularity of "Home Alone" continues to influence Culkin's career and personal life. It serves as a reminder of the power of timeless stories and the impact they can have on both creators and audiences. Culkin's journey from a child actor to a respected performer highlights the importance of embracing one's roots while continuing to evolve. His appreciation for the film and its fans underscores the value of staying grounded and appreciative of the milestones that shape one's path.