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David Harbour Unrecognizable in Fat Suit for Courteney Cox’s 'Evil Genius' Based on Bizarre 2003 Pizza Bomber Case
David Harbour transforms into Brian Wells in Courteney Cox’s 'Evil Genius,' a film based on the 2003 pizza bomber case that left the FBI stunned. The true-crime drama explores whether Wells was victim or villain.
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