TV star Josh Radnor ("How I Met Your Mother") appears poised to be this year's Zach Braff with his Sundance hit (and feature debut), Happythankyoumoreplease. Like Braff ("Scrubs"), who brought Garden State to Sundance in 2004, Radnor is best known for his work on a beloved sitcom, but seems determined to stretch his legs. In addition to starring, Radnor also wrote and directed the oddly titled Happythankyoumoreplease, an ensemble comedy-drama—starring Malin Akerman, Tony Hale, Richard Jenkins and Zoe Kazan—about six New Yorkers struggling to find love in the Big Apple. The movie won the coveted Audience Award in the U.S. dramatic category at Sundance, and will be released into theaters later this year. In this MakingOf.com clip, Radnor and co-star Akerman (Watchmen) discuss Happythankyoumoreplease.