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Ben Platt & Russell Tovey Join HBO’s ‘Industry’ For Fifth & Final Season
WorldPingBen Platt (The Politician, The Beauty) and Russell Tovey (Plainclothes, HBO’s Years and Years) are the latest actors added to the upcoming fifth and final season of the HBO/BBC drama Industry, which is now in production.
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