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CONFIRMED: Michael Shannon will be attending TIFF 2011

By Timothy Lem-Smith
 | August 18, 2011
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CONFIRMED: Michael Shannon will be attending TIFF 2011
CONFIRMED: Michael Shannon will be attending TIFF 2011

With all the weirdos, bad guys and sociopaths Michael Shannon has played in movies, it’s hard to figure out what he’s actually like (if not a weird sociopath). Luckily, we’ll get a chance to find out a bit more about the six-foot-three Kentuckian, because his publicists say he’ll be coming to TIFF 2011 to promote his latest features, Machine Gun Preacher and Taking Shelter. In case things get out of hand during his visit, we’re thinking of inviting Eminem too.

(Images: Michael Shannon, Taking Shelter)

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