TIFF 2014 Lookahead: A veritable biopic buffet Aug 31st

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– macleans.ca

TORONTO — This year’s Toronto International Film Festival, which runs Sept. 4 to 14, is a biopic buffet, featuring a number of high-profile films dramatically probing the lives of real people. Here are a few of the most anticipated:
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Love & Mercy: Brian Wilson, the troubled mastermind behind ’60s American pop titans the Beach Boys, is portrayed by John Cusack and Paul Dano in his older and younger years in this feature from Bill Pohlad, the decorated producer behind 12 Years a Slave and Brokeback Mountain who last directed a film in 1990. Paul Giamatti and Elizabeth Banks round out a talented cast, and God only knows there’s fertile dramatic material here: Wilson struggled with serious mental health issues even as he pushed the Beach Boys to impossible creative highs.
Foxcatcher: Muscled box-office champion Channing Tatum portrays Olympic gold medallist wrestler Mark Schultz in what is expected to be one of the year’s most-discussed movies…

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