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John Krasinski chats with The Hollywood Reporter at the 'IF' premiere and shares how his children helped him create and develop the movie. Plus, he dishes on how he wrote the character Blue based on his 'The Office' pal Steve Carell.
John Krasinski chats with The Hollywood Reporter at the 'IF' premiere and shares how his children helped him create and develop the movie. Plus, he dishes on how he wrote the character Blue based on his 'The Office' pal Steve Carell.
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