Danny Strong

actor, writer, producer, creator of “Dopesick”

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actor, writer, producer, creator of “Dopesick” on Hulu

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In the new series “Dopesick,” which premieres on Hulu on October 13, Michael Keaton plays Samuel Finnix, a salt-of-the-earth country doctor in Appalachia.

To create Hulu’s ‘Dopesick,’ Danny Strong fell down the Purdue Pharma rabbithole

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