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My worst moment: ‘The Afterparty’ star Ike Barinholtz on sunburned humiliation in front of a crowd

CHICAGO — A high school reunion becomes a murder mystery when one of the alumni, played by Dave Franco, ends up dead in the Apple TV+ comedic whodunit “The Afterparty,” which also stars Chicago native Ike Barinholtz as one of the possible suspects, a bruiser who was the big man on campus in his teenage heyday.

“He’s still basking in that afterglow and, like a lot of guys who peaked early, trying to pick up the pieces but still holding on to that swagger,” said Barinholtz. “I love the concept of a guy who has not let go of high school.” Who was Barinholtz in high school? “I would say I was popular but not cool, if that makes sense. I played sports, I did a little theater, I was on the 1994 Illinois State Championships Scholastic Bowls team, thank you very much. I went to Latin, over

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