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The latest film, “Dumb Money,” recounting the infamous January 2021 GameStop Corp (NYSE: GME) stock frenzy and the consequential downfall of Melvin Capital, has been greeted with enthusiasm and is seen as a classic underdog tale.
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Photo Illustration by Erin O’Flynn/The Daily Beast/Sony PicturesHalfway through Dumb Money, Craig Gillespie’s star-studded new movie following the Gamestop stock boom, I thought to myself: “Wait, are all these actors just playing heightened versions of themselves?”Now, I’ve never met Paul Dano, America Ferrera, Sebastian Stan, or Nick Offerman. But based on all their other roles—like The Batman’s Riddler, Gloria in Barbie, Tommy Lee, and Ron Swanson in Parks and Recreation—I can confidently say