Rachel McAdams wears an unidentified watch

Becky Fuller runs on caffeine and panic. Rachel McAdams plays a young TV producer who lands at a failing morning show and has to somehow get Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton to coexist on camera, all while managing the daily chaos of live television. Roger Michell directed the 2010 comedy, which is lighter than the premise suggests but gives McAdams enough physical comedy to justify the casting.

A morning show producer lives and dies by the clock — pre-dawn call times, segment timing, commercial breaks measured in seconds — so whatever watch Fuller is wearing, and it hasn't been identified, it would be one of the more functionally justified props in any film. McAdams spends most of the movie running between control rooms and sets. No one choosing watches for a stressed-out 28-year-old producer would reach for anything expensive. Something reliable with a clear dial is all the character needs.