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Andy Samberg “Would Die” To Do His Version of ‘Uncut Gems’

In the past decade, there have been a number of successful and praised dramatic TV shows and movies led by actors with a comedy background, from “Breaking Bad,” to “Uncut Gems.” Given how much critics and audiences were campaigning for Adam Sandler to get an Oscar nomination for his role in the Safdie Brothers‘ film, it isn’t a surprise to see other comedians want to give dramatic roles a shot.Continue reading Andy Samberg “Would Die” To Do His Version of ‘Uncut Gems’ at The Playlist.

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