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Deadline reports that Oscar nominee Andy Garcia has boarded the crime-thriller and dark comedy Murdering Michael Malloy, joining Tim Roth and Timothy Spall in a cast that also includes Asia Kate Dillon, Frank Whaley, Michael Rispoli, and James Madio. Archstone continues to shop the project at AFM. The film draws from the true story of a 1930s New York murder scheme, a premise that sits at the intersection of historical crime and pitch-black humor.
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