We've had a girl crush on actress Olivia Thirlby ever since her breakout as Ellen Page's sassy sidekick in the 2007 Oscar-winning dramedy "Juno." And, apparently, we aren't the only ones nursing secret affections for the 25-year-old.
In her upcoming film, "Nobody Walks," Olivia plays a young New York filmmaker, Martine, who moves into the guest house of a Southern California family, in order for dad Peter (played by John Krasinski) to help her with the sound design on her project. Though Martine's intentions are innocent enough, no one in the family is untouched by her presence. Least of whom is Peter, who takes an immediate shine to the young artist.
In fact, as you'll see in the EXCLUSIVE clip above, their chemistry is quite heady, as Peter attempts to comfort Martine and things take an unexpected turn for the sexy. (Martine for Worst/Best House Guest Ever?)
Click play to watch the entire (steamy) exchange!
"Nobody Walks," written by Ry Russo-Young and "Girls" creator Lena Dunham, competed at this year's Sundance Film Festival, winning the Special Jury Prize. Also starring Rosemarie DeWitt, Dylan McDermott and Justin Kirk, the film is available now on Video OnDemand and iTunes and will be in theaters on October 19.
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