Interview: Toronto actor Devon Bostick talks about film role in ‘Small Time’

By News Staff

Posted Apr 17, 2014 08:16:49 AM.

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Toronto’s own Devon Bostick, the actor best known for playing the Wimpy Kid‘s bothersome older brother, co-stars in a new feature in which he tries his hand at selling used cars.

The film, Small Time, starts on April 18, and will be available on iTunes and video on demand.

Film critic Leslie James spoke with Bostick about the movie.

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