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Billy Bobby Brown's last tumble into the upside down in
the final season of Stranger Things begins over Thanksgiving weekend
with the first of three volumes before the series finale
on New Year's Eve, and then for next project, she'll
likely be tumbling upside down once again, albeit for a
very different reason. She's in final talks to play Olympic
gymnast Carrie Strog and a biopick called Perfect for Those
who Aren't to Wear. Strog was the star of the
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nineteen ninety six Summer Olympic Games after sticking the landing
off a vault despite a severe ankle injury, securing the
gold medal for the women's American gymnastics team, one of
the most enduring moments in Olympic history. The film would
be directed by Gia Coppola, who was behind Pam Anderson's
hit The Last Showgirl. Look for Perfect going into production
likely next year.
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