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Despite the raw, captivating allure of this first-time effort by director-writer Joel Alfonso Vargas, it often feels like an intimate, live-action play unfolding in our community, graced with emerging local talents. These passionate actors frequently engage in heated exchanges as they strive to preserve their fictitious family unit. At times, the performance can be both gripping and slightly raw, yet never lacking authenticity.

Then, a text appears from my buddy Jason.

It was announced by Erwin’s representatives from Celebworx PR that he passed away due to natural causes, approximately on December 20th, in his residence located in Camarillo, California.

As a fan, I’ve found an interesting tidbit about three Hollywood legends – Voight, Stallone, and Gibson – who have had varying degrees of interaction with the former president. Voight and Stallone have had direct encounters with him, with Voight expressing Trump’s election as the “greatest win of all time” at an inauguration eve event, while Stallone introduced him as a “second George Washington” at an America First gala in Mar-a-Lago. Gibson, on the other hand, seems to have only exchanged friendly waves at a basketball game.

Regarding their roles as potential ambassadors for some cause, it’s unclear if any plans have been made yet, and as far as I know, there haven’t been any conversations between them about boosting Hollywood. However, Kelsey Grammer, Zachary Levi, Dennis Quaid, and Roseanne Barr might be feeling a bit left out of this trio.

This results in some rather sharp, sarcastic, and occasionally outright cruel remarks being hurled at the characters on one of our beloved Peak TV series. Here are a few instances where the actors have squared off with words on-screen. (or) On our favorite Peak TV show, this often leads to characters exchanging cutting, sarcastic, and sometimes downright harsh insults. Here are some memorable times when the cast has gone toe-to-toe verbally.