Collider reported that a gritty 1970s Al Pacino drama inspired Jon Hamm’s new crime‑thriller series on MGM+. The cast and creatives of the series discussed the iconic film that shaped their documentary‑style shoot and characters.
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Fans see how Pacino’s earlier work continues to influence new television projects.
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