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Manley

British  
/ ˈmænlɪ /

noun

  1. Michael Norman. 1924–97, Jamaican statesman; prime minister of Jamaica (1972–80; 1989–92)

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Cast member Luke Manley, who compares himself to a ham sandwich, said, “I know I’m a chubby guy with glasses but I didn’t know I had a look.”

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Safdie bookmarked Manley in his mind after seeing the fellow New York Knicks fan making berserk remarks about basketball in a viral video.

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Venditti also clocked Manley in appearances on the popular social channels New York Nico and Humans of New York.

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“I don’t know what happened,” Manley said, describing the improv session, “but I’m telling you, I blacked out and bee-bopped and scatted all over that room, like George Costanza would say.”

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It was a reach—“I’m never mad,” Manley said—so he asked Chalamet to berate him off-camera to get worked up for a red-faced confrontation.

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