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By day, you can hear Tom on Seattle's Morning News, and by night, he sits in the dark, making snide comments about what he sees on the silver screen.
Bonneville Seattle is raising funds for the construction of a second Fisher House at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Tacoma and we need your help.'Hello, I Must be Going' refreshingly offbeat romantic comedy
September 20, 2012 @ 6:04 am (Updated: 6:13 am - 9/20/12 )
A hit at Sundance and the Seattle International Film Festival is back in theatres this weekend for a regular run.
"Hello, I Must be Going" is a refreshingly offbeat romantic comedy about a thirty-something woman and a 19-year-old college kid.
This is a very smart and witty movie about the awkward positives
of falling for someone not exactly in your age group.
I got a chance to interview the two leads - Melanie Lynskey, who co-starred with Kate Winslet in Peter Jackson's best movie, "Heavenly Creatures," and Christopher Abbott, one of the main boyfriends in the hit HBO series, "Girls."
By TOM TANGNEY
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