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Alison Brie and Jeff Baena cast their ultimate romantic thriller films

Greenlight these films immediately!
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Alison Brie and Jeff Baena smiling next to the title "Spin Me Round" and "Choose Your Squad"
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Alison Brie and Jeff Baena, the writers of "Spin Me Round," choose their ultimate romantic thriller squad. Then they gave us the title and logline for their ideal film.

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