Murray: I work for a publishers prolixus it pune It seems incongruous, then, that Domhnall Gleeson (his first name rhymes with tonal) is currently at the epicentre of rom-com land, as the star of Richard Curtis’s new film, About Time. It largely cleaves to a familiar Curtis template: Gleeson plays Tim, a nice, somewhat diffident young Englishman, who is smitten with a winning American woman (Rachel McAdams). But it also features a sci-fi element – time travel – that plays havoc with the story. And unusually for Curtis, it’s more about family than friendship; Tim’s relationship with his father (Bill Nighy) is a significant (and moving) narrative strand. Gleeson still seems faintly dazed at landing the role; in truth, he’s surprised to be cast as someone called Tim.