Zach Braff

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Ten years after Garden State made a splash, Zach Braff talks about his new film as co-writer/director/star, Wish I Was Here.

Zach Braff: Wish I Was Here

Ten years after Garden State made a splash, Zach Braff talks about his new film as co-writer/director/star, Wish I Was Here.

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When actor-filmmaker Zach Braff launched a  Kickstarter project  to fund his new movie, Wish I Was Here, he got a big reaction...for and against it.

Zach Braff's Kickstarter

When actor-filmmaker Zach Braff launched a Kickstarter project to fund his new movie, Wish I Was Here, he got a big reaction...for and against it.

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