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The 24th Day premieres on video August 31

The thriller The 24th Day makes its home video debut Tuesday, August 31, from Universal Home Video. Scott Speedman (Felicity) stars as a married man who has recently seroconverted and tracks down the one man (James Marsden, X-Men) he's had sex with, which then leads to an intense confrontation. Sofia Vergara also stars.

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