Paul Downs Colaizzo breaks down key moments in the movie as Jillian Bell's main character nears her finish line.
about a woman trying to turn her life around as she starts running, he didn't know if Brittany would actually make it to the New York City Marathon.
Shortly thereafter, O'Neill herself got injured and couldn't run in the New York City Marathon, just one of a few instances in which O'Neill's "life started to mimic the outline" of Colaizzo's film, he says.
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