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'PH-1' star says his film could serve as 'cautionary tale' for social media-obsessed lawmakers

'PH-1' star says his film could serve as 'cautionary tale' for social media-obsessed lawmakers
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A writer and film actor who stars as a senator “obsessed with watching himself” on social media says his new thriller could serve as a “cautionary tale” for real-life lawmakers. In “PH-1,” Mark Kassen plays a fictional independent senator who’s on the verge of passing a water bill. “He loves his own image. You see...

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