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lowdown

[loh-doun, loh-doun] / ˈloʊˌdaʊn, ˈloʊˈdaʊn /
















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Sometimes viewers just want to have fun, something provided by Ethan Hawke in “The Lowdown,” where he got in touch with his inner ornery old coot and played a pulp-fiction hero with a taste for rare books.

From The Wall Street Journal

After shooting the pilot episode of “The Lowdown” in Omaha, Hawke shaved his head and flew to Dublin.

From Los Angeles Times

Playing Lee in “The Lowdown” was less of an overt challenge.

From Los Angeles Times

He then returned to Omaha to shoot the rest of “The Lowdown,” an experience he calls “a lot of work but really fun.”

From Los Angeles Times

On the FX series “The Lowdown,” created by Hawke’s pal Sterlin Harjo, he’s Lee Raybon, a reckless journalist.

From Los Angeles Times