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TIFF 2012 Bedfellows: Snoop Dogg and horror director Eli Roth edition

By Andrew D’Cruz
 | September 6, 2012
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One of the great virtues of TIFF is the way it brings people together. Take Dave Matthews and Ryan Gosling from last year, say, or Stephen Harper and Christopher Brian Bridges (i.e., Ludacris). This year, it sounds like Snoop Lion (i.e., Snoop Dogg), in town to support Reincarnated, will be seeing the sights with actor, director and Aftershock producer Eli Roth:

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