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Armie Hammer Believes 'the Worm Is Turning' on His Career Cancellation
IndieWireStory by Harrison Richlin
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Disgraced actor Armie Hammer claims his career is making a comeback, despite recent scandals that derailed his Hollywood star power.
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- Hammer just wrapped a film with acclaimed actors Thomas Jane and William H. Macy, signaling a potential industry comeback despite his high-profile controversies.
- Hammer says he has two more feature films and a possible TV show in the works, hinting that the entertainment industry may be ready to forgive and forget his past transgressions.
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Armie Hammer, Thomas Jane, William H. Macy, a movie