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Zosia Mamet Says ‘Girls’ Revival Was “In Talks For A Very Long Time”: “I Kind of Gave Up”
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Deadline reports that Zosia Mamet, who played Shoshanna Shapiro on the Lena Dunham-created HBO comedy Girls, had begun to doubt a revival would happen, nearly 10 years after she last played the role. According to Deadline, Mamet said the recently announced five-episode revival had been "in talks for a very long time" and that she "kind of gave up."
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Zosia Mamet Says ‘Girls’ Revival Was “In Talks For A Very Long Time”: “I Kind of Gave Up”
Nearly 10 years after last playing Shoshanna Shapiro, Zosia Mamet was beginning to think a Girls revival wasn’t in the cards. The actress, who starred in the Lena Dunham-created HBO comedy, admitted that she wasn’t sure the recently announced revival wouldn’t happen after the five-episode project had been in development “for a very long time.” […]
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