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Ellar Coltrane and Jason Mitchell join Barack Obama college film

March 16, 2016 by Scott J. Davis

Variety reports thats Boyhood star Ellar Coltrane has signed on to Barry, the new film which focuses on the college years of President Barack Obama.

The film, directed by Vikram Gandhi and written by Adam Mansbach, author of Go the Fuck to Sleep, has also signed Straight Outta Compton star Jason Mitchell to the cast. Previously it was revealed that Devon Terrell (Codes of Conduct) was to play the young Obama in the film, with The Witch breakout star Anya Taylor-Joy also part of the cast.

SEE ALSO: Devon Terrell to play young Barack Obama in biopic Barry

The film will revolve around Obama’s time as a college student and takes place in 1981 as he tries to find his way in New York City. Taylor-Joy plays a fellow student.

Production is set to next month.

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Originally published March 16, 2016. Updated April 15, 2018.

Filed Under: Movies, News, Scott Davis Tagged With: Adam Mansbach, Anya Taylor-Joy, Barack Obama, Barry, Devon Terrell, Ellar Coltrane, Jason Mitchell, Vikram Gandhi

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