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Sebastian Stan says doing Fresh (2022) traumatized him because they had “an actual former surgeon on set” and "a chef... watching me" to keep every movement realistic. He recalled waking up in the “Middle of the night... 'Oh God, oh God! I ruined my life.'” “What have we done?!... show more

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