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Getting the Lowe-down

Getting the Lowe-down

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By Michael Pickard
July 10, 2019

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Rob Lowe, the US actor best known for turns in The West Wing and Parks & Recreation, discusses his move to the UK to lead the cast of crime drama Wild Bill, his role as an executive producer and his passion for directing.

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