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I don’t have evidence to support this other than Hollywood loves remakes. They will put Seinfeld in the role. Who plays Rupert Pupkin?
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I liked the good old days when an OD meant the junkie died.skeet gayvidson. it’ll be framed as some sort of comeback role for him after he inevitably od’s on sherm or kills someone in a drunk driving accident
that was definitely a distinct shift in the discourse. i remember being confused the first time i heard about someone ODing & they were still aliveI liked the good old days when an OD meant the junkie died.
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