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Rotten Tomatoes® Score 93%
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In Theaters: September 23, 2022 (limited)
1h 51m | Drama, Romance
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Carey (Adelaide Clemens) and Simon (Patrick J. Adams) are happily married and when they learn they’re going to have a baby, they’re over the moon. However, Carey decides that they both need to stop swearing before the baby arrives, so she comes up with the idea of a Swearing Jar. After the baby arrives, Carey, a high school music teacher, meets Owen (Douglas Smith), a struggling songwriter/guitarist who’s working as a clerk at a local bookstore. She gets his help to write a song for Patrick’s upcoming 40th birthday party, at which he’ll also provide accompaniment on the guitar. When Owen develops feelings for her without realizing Carey is married, it creates a complication.
Director: Lindsay MacKay
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Producer(s): Jane Loughman, Kyle Bornais, Tony Wosk
Cast: Adelaide Clemens, Douglas Smith, Patrick J. Adams, Kathleen Turner
Writer(s): Kate Hewlett
18 votes and 2 Reviews
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Rotten Tomatoes® Score 93%
79%
In Theaters: September 23, 2022 (limited)
1h 51m | Drama, Romance
Watch Trailer
Carey (Adelaide Clemens) and Simon (Patrick J. Adams) are happily married and when they learn they’re going to have a baby, they’re over the moon. However, Carey decides that they both need to stop swearing before the baby arrives, so she comes up with the idea of a Swearing Jar. After the baby arrives, Carey, a high school music teacher, meets Owen (Douglas Smith), a struggling songwriter/guitarist who’s working as a clerk at a local bookstore. She gets his help to write a song for Patrick’s upcoming 40th birthday party, at which he’ll also provide accompaniment on the guitar. When Owen develops feelings for her without realizing Carey is married, it creates a complication.
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 93%
79%
In Theaters: September 23, 2022 (limited)
1h 51m | Drama, Romance
Carey (Adelaide Clemens) and Simon (Patrick J. Adams) are happily married and when they learn they’re going to have a baby, they’re over the moon. However, Carey decides that they both need to stop swearing before the baby arrives, so she comes up with the idea of a Swearing Jar. After the baby arrives, Carey, a high school music teacher, meets Owen (Douglas Smith), a struggling songwriter/guitarist who’s working as a clerk at a local bookstore. She gets his help to write a song for Patrick’s upcoming 40th birthday party, at which he’ll also provide accompaniment on the guitar. When Owen develops feelings for her without realizing Carey is married, it creates a complication.
