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Metallica Release Q&A Video From Toronto Film Festival
09/17/2013
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(hennemusic) Metallica's new 3D film, "Through The Never", premiered last week at the Toronto International Film Festival, and the band are now sharing video of the post-premiere Q&A with the audience.

Metallica were joined at the premiere screening by director Nimrod Antal, actor Dane DeHaan and producer Charlotte Huggins, who all answered questions thrown at them by members of the audience.

The movie will debut in IMAX theatres across North America for a one-week engagement starting Friday, September 27; it will then expand into additional theatres on October 4. Check out the Q&A video here.

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