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Colin Farrell signs on for Home at the End of the World
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       Colin Farrell (Tigerland, Minority Report) will star in the film version of out author Michael Cunningham's Home at the End of the World, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Michael Mayer, the openly gay director of Broadway's Thoroughly Modern Millie, will direct, with producer chores being handled by Tom Hulce and Killer Film's Christine Vachon and Pam Koffler. Farrell will start on the film after shooting The Jacket for director Antoine Fuqua.     

        
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