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Bachelorette Andi Dorfman discusses wedding plans at "Equalizer" screening

Photo: Atlanta Filming

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Photo: Atlanta Filming
By Jennifer Brett
Sept 17, 2014

Andi Dorfman of "The Bachelorette" fame attended Tuesday's red-carpet screening of "The Equalizer," starring Denzel Washington with metro Atlanta native Chloe Grace Moretz.

(Here's our interview with Chloe!)

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In the heart-pounding thriller, which opens Sept. 26, Washington plays Robert McCall, a seemingly mild-mannered DIY home fix-it store manager whose big adventure in life is reading books at a coffee shop. Moretz plays Alina, the working girl whose plight lures Robert back to his true calling as very specialized kind of do-it-yourself fixer.

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"Anything with Denzel in it is going to be awesome!" Andi said.

Since returning to Atlanta after falling love on television, Dorfman and her fiancé Josh Murray have been staying quite busy. She threw a fabulous surprise party for him last month in Buckhead.

At the "Equalizer" screening she discussed what she and Josh have been up to lately and reveals the possible location of their upcoming wedding in this video clip.

Check it out!

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