Perhaps someone could have made a compelling adaptation of “The Electric State,” Simon Stålenhag’s well-regarded 2018 graphic novel.

He’s pushy and profane; definitely no Willy Wonka. But Jim Fetzer – aka the Chocolate Nazi – is a one-man factory, churning out 20,000 pounds a year of some of the finest chocolates around.

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Speaking to Men’s Health in 2024 while promoting Unfrosted, his movie about the rise of Pop-Tarts, Seinfeld discussed his eating habits and how they’ve changed over the years.

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With urgency and wit, this political art remains a bastion for Palestinian liberation and as pertinent as ever.

The ‘Electric State’ actor on being bullied as a kid, discovering his voice and living in the house he bought before the sitcom became a hit.