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Contagion Jude Law as Alan Krumwiede Coronavirus: Fake news

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First published at 01:39 UTC on March 6th, 2020.

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Jude Law as Alan Krumwiede
Krumwiede is an ardent conspiracy theorist who, according to Law, is the so-called index patient for "what becomes a parallel epidemic of fear and panic".[5] "We definitely wanted him to have a messianic streak", said Soderbergh, whom Law talked to during the character's creating process. The two men discussed the appearances and the behaviors of a typical anti-government conspiracy theorist.[5] Producer Gregory Jacobs commented that "what's interesting is that you're not really sure about him. Is the government really hiding something and does the herbal remedy he's talking about really work? I think we all suspect at one time or another that we're not getting the whole truth, and in that sense Krumwiede represents the audience's point of view."[5]

http://www.takepart.com/contagion/index.html

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