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The movie's opening and ending titles make use of commonly seen computer images of the time, specifi [...]	D
Both Kathleen and Joe use laptops extensively throughout the movie, as their primary means of emaili [...]	D
The location of Fox Books in the movie is the location of a real-life Barnes & Noble, on Broadway an [...]	D
The film invokes several literary and cinematic references to Il mago di Oz (1939): a full shelf of [...]	D
Sara Ramirez's debut.	D
First film allowed to be filmed inside the classic grocery store on Broadway and West 80th Street - [...]	D
At approx. 21:15 when Annabelle Fox /Hallee Hirsh and Matt Fox / Jeffrey Scaperrotta are running on [...]	D
Tom Hanks and Dabney Coleman previously worked together in L'uomo con la scarpa rossa (1985).	D
The passage that we see Kathleen Kelly reading during her bookshop's story time to a group of kids ( [...]	D
Kathleen - the feisty, independent representative for what might be called the book store "for the r [...]	D
When Tom Hanks reveals himself as the pen pal to Meg Ryan in the park, he uses a below the waist han [...]	D
The casting of Dave Chappelle as Kevin Joe's (Tom Hanks), friend and confidant came about because fo [...]	D
The film has its roots in Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. At 16:30 Joe is glancing at a copy of [...]	D
The cast members actually e-mailed each other during filming.	D
Nora Ephron said when you have a hit every day is like Christmas, when you have a bomb every day is [...]	D
Nick Castle was the original director before departing over "creative differences".	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 top 1 [...]	D
Joe Fox / Tom Hanks is obsessed with Il padrino (1972), and frequently uses dialogue from it to shap [...]	D
Despite the Autumn setting it was shot in the Summer so the green leaves were digitally coloured a m [...]	D
Jean Stapleton's character's name is Birdie Conrad, a reverse of the character Conrad Birdie from th [...]	D
Katie Finneran, who plays the babysitter, is the second cast member in this movie to win Broadway's [...]	D
Rose, the Zabar's cashier is played by a young Sara Ramirez (Greys Anatomy).	D
One of two movies in which Tom Hanks' character orders a "Stoli on the rocks". The other is Nothing [...]	D
There is a Broadway musical adaptation of the original movie called, "She Loves Me".	D
Tom Hanks also collects typewriters, like the character Frank.	D
Nora Ephron told Tom Hanks during the production of this movie: "When you have a hit, every day is l [...]	D
The only song during the film that is not on the soundtrack is "Never Smile at a Crocodile," which p [...]	D
Meg Ryan's character, Kathleen Kelly, uses a Macintosh PowerBook G3 "Kanga", (introduced 11/97), or [...]	D
(Chris Messina): in a very early role as the Fox Books salespeople who doesn't know the Shoes books.	D
Kathleen's bookstore is The Shop Around The Corner, an homage to the movie this is based on.	D
Kathleen/Shopgirl arrives at Riverside Park to meet NY152 (revealed to be Joe) at 1 hour and 52 minu [...]	D
When visiting Kathleen's bookstore, Joe Fox is interested in a first edition of Swiss Family Robinso [...]	D
There is a scene that shows a somewhat ghostly projection of Meg Ryan's character as a child spinnin [...]	D
One thing that distinguishes this film from any prior source material (Hungarian play, Hollywood mov [...]	D
Trailer narrated by Hal Douglas.	D
For opening credits, Ephron wanted an animated version of Broadway Boogie-Woogie, a representation o [...]	D
The film was shot primarily in New York City's Upper West Side.	D
Michael Palin appeared in several scenes that were cut from the final film.	D
The scene where Joe accidentally closes the door of Kathleen's shop on the balloons was unscripted. [...]	D
Kathleen Kelly's bookstore in the film was based largely on Manhattan's Books of Wonder in Chelsea o [...]	D
Final film of John Randolph.	D
The empty store and the deep feelings of nostalgia that it evokes is reminiscent of a similar scene [...]	D
This movie's screenplay is based loosely on Scrivimi fermo posta (1940), starring James Stewart and [...]	D
Kathleen tells the brother of Tom Hanks' character Joe that daisies are her favorite flower. In Inso [...]	D
This is the third time that Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks act together, the previous two being Joe contro i [...]	D
When Tom Hanks is meeting Meg Ryan for a date but doesn't reveal his identity, Ryan pokes fun at Tom [...]	D
The book that can be seen on Kathleen's bed during the scene when Joe unexpectedly shows up at her a [...]	D
Meg Ryan and Greg Kinnear, whose characters are a couple at the beginning of this film, both played [...]	D
Kathleen and Joe used AOL software to connect to the Internet. They were both using version 4.0 whic [...]	D
The extra who is playing the florist in the beginning of the movie is pregnant. Later, Kathleen is b [...]	D
Michael Palin's role as a benevolent writer who frequently gave readings at The Shop was cut from th [...]	D
The sound track features a song performed by Randy Newman. Randy Newman features heavily in another [...]	D
Of the three movies where Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan star as the leads this is the only one where they s [...]	D
Could arguably be a modern re-telling of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," of which Kathleen is a [...]	D
Both Greg Kinnear and Steven Zahn have guest appearances in Friends (1994).	D
All of Joe and Kathleen's e-mails were put on the movie's official website which Warner Bros. kept a [...]	D
In the opening lines of the movie, Frank is describing how the state of Virginia had to have solitai [...]	D
When Kathleen is decorating her shop's Christmas tree, she places an ornament of Dorothy's ruby slip [...]	D
Meg Ryan got her very first computer during the filming.	D
Nora Ephron arranged for Meg Ryan and Heather Burns to work in a real New York City bookstore in pre [...]	D
The closing sign indicates that the store was opened approximately seven years before Kathleen was b [...]	D
The movie references Muhammad Ali. When Kathleen Kelly is in the Shop Around The Corner, she prepare [...]	D
Since the movie, Heather Burns has actually petitioned for local New York City bookstores.	D
The store used for Fox Books is the old Barney's department store at 17th Street and 7th Avenue in M [...]	D
The children's bookstore scenes in the film were filmed at Maya Shaper's Cheese and Antique Shop on [...]	D
In the children's section of the Fox Bookstore, there is a cardboard cutout of a fox playing a flute [...]	D
The original source material for this plot, the 1937 play "IllatszertÃ¡r" (in English, titled "Par [...]	D
A remake of the 1940 film Scrivimi fermo posta (1940) starring James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan. [...]	D
Joe's online name is "NY152" and Kathleen's name is "Shopgirl".	D
In the party scene, Tom Hanks' character responds to Kathleen's comment "that caviar is a garnish!" [...]	D
One of Nora Ephron's signature film-making quirks was her use of songs to accentuate plot points (on [...]	D
A framed picture of Brinkley, as a puppy could be seen on Joe Fox's nightstand.	D
The New York City previews were shown in the exact same theater (same building, same "room") that Me [...]	D
Jean Stapleton's character is seen playing the piano. There is another example of this elsewhere. In [...]	D
In later interviews, Meg Ryan said the film was "not any kind of stretch for me. I can't have that k [...]	D
Last film to celebrate Warner Bros. Pictures' 75th Anniversary.	D

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