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The impending film adaptation of the saga surrounding Sam Bankman-Fried, the convicted cryptocurrency fraudster serving a 25-year prison sentence, has sparked discussions in Hollywood. Critics question the necessity of adapting a story that has already been extensively covered, with some suggesting that a fresh screenplay is needed rather than relying on existing narratives like Michael Lewis's accounts. The film industry appears eager to explore this controversial figure's downfall, with various companies interested in the project, potentially providing significant roles for actors aiming for awards recognition.
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COLUMN: Hollywood loves a scammer. But is there an appetite for a movie about a convicted cryptocurrency fraudster? Beyond providing a showy role for an actor hoping for an awards campaign, why adapt an already widely reported story? https://t.co/ck6ah7c631
