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Dev Patel has joined the true crime movie from I, Tonya director Craig Gillespie about the rise and violent fall of the 1980s male strip club Chippendales. As reported by Deadline, the attachment of both star and filmmaker has spurred interest from several studios in the project, which was developed by producer David Permut of Permut Presentations. [caption id="attachment_936846" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Lionsgate / Searchlight Pictures[/caption] Patel will portray Somen “Steve” Banerjee, an Indian American entrepreneur who bought a Los Angeles nightclub called Destiny II and transformed it into what would ultimately become Chippendales. Banerjee co-…

HBO Max just released the trailer for actor and documentarian Ravi Patel upcoming docuseries Ravi Patel’s Pursuit of Happiness, and it looks like a charming and insightful exploration of the customs and traditions of different cultures and how they impact major aspects of everyday life. The four-episode series has Patel visiting four different countries - Mexico, Japan, South Korea, and Denmark - and interacting with the local population in a sort of “man on the street” manner to speak with them about broad concepts such as family and retirement. Immigration is also a primary topic, with the trailer paying specific …

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