'How to Die Alone' Review – The Most Hilarious, Heartwarming Show of the Year
Sep 10, 2024
Its so delightful when Hollywood actually gives the people what they want, and its even more delightful when that coincides with giving Natasha Rothwell a standout of Insecure, The White Lotus, and, lets face it, every project shes in her own show. Maybe thats not exactly accurate to say. After all, Rothwell deserves credit for giving herself How to Die Alone, serving as the creator, and taking on writing duties in addition to acting. The results are just as hilarious as youd anticipate from someone who wrote on Saturday Night Live and perhaps deeper and more touching than youd expect.
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