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‘Beef’ Creator-Director Lee Sung Jin Reveals The “Harrowing” True Story Behind Episode 4 & An ‘X-Men’ Reboot Update

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Executive producer/writer Lee Sung Jin in 'Beef.' Andrew Cooper/Netflix Beef may not be autobiographical, but for creator Lee Sung Jin the anthology series certainly provides an outlet for his frustrations. “That’s probably how I get it all out of my system,” chuckles the jovial writer. Season 2, Lee says, was inspired by real life, after witnessing an argument that his friends, depending on age, had vastly different reactions to.
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Why Dan Levy Felt The Draw Back To Sibling Dynamics With ‘Big Mistakes’ Original

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Dan Levy in 'Big Mistakes.' Spencer Pazer/Netflix When Schitt’s Creekended in 2020, many wondered what its creator, actor and writer Dan Levy would do next. “When you do something for so long and it touches people in such meaningful ways, you’re left thinking, ‘Who am I? What do I want?’” says Levy, who has since made his directorial film debut with Good Grief, hosted The Big Brunch and co-starred on The Idol.
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Why Dan Levy Felt The Draw Back To Sibling Dynamics With ‘Big Mistakes’

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When Schitt’s Creekended in 2020, many wondered what its creator, actor and writer Dan Levy would do next. “When you do something for so long and it touches people in such meaningful ways, you’re left thinking, ‘Who am I? What do I want?’” says Levy, who has since made his directorial film debut with Good Grief, hosted The Big Brunch and co-starred on The Idol. He met Rachel Sennott on the latter, and together they forged his return to series television with Big Mistakes.
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