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Published 13:50 15 Aug 2013 BST
Updated 10:31 15 Jun 2015 BST
On Tuesday organisers of Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) announced Cory Monteith's last film, "McCanick", will join this year's lineup.
Monteith, who passed away one month ago from a toxic mix of drugs and alcohol, plays a drug addict who is sent to jail for murder and after receiving parole is chased by a unhappy police officer.
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Monteith's appearance is very far away from his clean-cut image in Glee.
The film's director, Josh C. Waller, told People Magazine how much Monteith wanted the role.
"He was like, 'I can do this character. I know this character. I was this character. I have lived elements of this.' He said, 'I was a troubled youth.'”
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