Jason Segel is not afraid of the ‘dirty underneath’
Jason Segel, nominated for an Emmy for his role in Shrinking, discusses how his personal struggles with mental health, decision-making, and sobriety shaped his portrayal of a grieving therapist who breaks therapeutic norms to help patients. The conversation reveals how real-life therapy
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