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After scoring a string of awards and critical acclaim for playing bratty Kendall Roy in ‘Succession’, Jeremy Strong is said to be headed for a role as Bruce Springsteen’s long-time manager in an upcoming movie about the making of the rocker’s ‘Nebraska’ album.
After scoring a string of awards and critical acclaim for playing bratty Kendall Roy in ‘Succession’, Jeremy Strong is said to be headed for a role as Bruce Springsteen’s long-time manager in an upcoming movie about the making of the rocker’s ‘Nebraska’ album.
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