Dopesick

Based on the New York Times bestselling book, 'Dopesick' examines how one company, Purdue Pharma, orchestrated the epidemic of opioid addiction. The limited series chronicles the company's greed and culpability, the devastating consequences for countless families, and the heroes who fought back against corporate interests. It follows the intertwined stories of victims, perpetrators, and investigators, highlighting the profound human cost of the opioid crisis.

Dopesick received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its powerful storytelling, Michael Keaton's performance, and its unflinching examination of the opioid crisis. Critics lauded its ability to balance the complex legal and corporate aspects with the deeply personal tragedies of affected families. The series was praised for its informative and emotionally resonant approach.

• Praised for its compelling and urgent narrative about the opioid crisis.
• Michael Keaton's performance as Dr. Samuel Finnix was a standout, earning widespread acclaim.
• The series effectively conveys the devastating human impact of corporate greed.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly loved Dopesick, with many highlighting its importance as a must-watch series that sheds light on a critical issue. Viewers frequently praised its accuracy, emotional impact, and the excellent performances from the entire cast, especially Michael Keaton. The series is commended for its educational value and its powerful portrayal of the opioid crisis and its victims.

Won multiple awards including an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie (Michael Keaton) and a Golden Globe for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film (Michael Keaton). Nominated for numerous other awards, including Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series at the Emmys.

The series was filmed in Georgia, USA, with many locations in and around Atlanta serving as stand-ins for the various settings across Appalachia and Washington D.C.