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The orgasm scene was filmed at Katz's Deli, an actual restaurant on New York's E. Houston Street. Th [...]	D
Prior to the wedding, Marie tells Sally that Harry was seeing an anthropologist. Sally asks her what [...]	D
For the infamous orgasm scene, the original script called for Harry and Sally to merely talk about w [...]	D
In many romantic comedies, there is a bullying significant other or a contrived misunderstanding tha [...]	D
The scene in which Marie (Carrie Fisher) and Sally (Meg Ryan) run into Harry in a bookstore ("Someon [...]	D
During the ending scene, Harry mentions never understanding what the song "Auld Lang Syne" was about [...]	D
In an November 2, 2004 interview with NPR, writer Nora Ephron credited Meg Ryan not only with the id [...]	D
While writing the script, director Rob Reiner once said, "You know how women have a base of make-up? [...]	D
Sally's picky and crazy eating habits were put into the movie after director Rob Reiner saw screenwr [...]	D
Harry and Sally's final interview at the end of the film was completely improvised.	D
The bookstore where Sally and Marie were browsing in 1987 was Shakespeare & Company, located on the [...]	D
The footage from the football game was the New York Giants vs Detroit Lions from October 16, 1988. T [...]	D
Harry is shown reading Stephen King's "Misery." The film adaptation would be the next movie directed [...]	D
The quote, "I'll have what she's having," was not only voted #33 on the AFI's list of "Best 100 Movi [...]	D
To help him capture the mood of a newly divorced, single man, Billy Crystal would hole himself up in [...]	D
Molly Ringwald was offered the role of Sally Albright, but was forced to decline due to a busy sched [...]	D
Meg Ryan was 28 and Billy Crystal was 40 when this was filmed.	D
Albert Brooks turned down the role of Harry Burns.	D
In the museum scene, Billy Crystal (Harry) ad-libbed, "But, I would be proud to partake of your peca [...]	D
Tom Hanks turned down the role of Harry, as he thought the film was "too lightweight". Michael Keato [...]	D
The final film of Katherine Squire.	D
The football game scene uses footage from an actual New York Giants game. However, the long range cr [...]	D
Director Rob Reiner, screenwriter Nora Ephron, and producer Andrew Scheinman chose beautiful locatio [...]	D
The exteriors shown of the townhouse block where Jess and Marie live is West 89th St. It's also the [...]	D
Screenwriter Nora Ephron was pleased with how the film turned out, but was unhappy with its title; s [...]	D
In 2022, the film was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Cong [...]	D
Bill Murray, Jeff Bridges and Harrison Ford were considered to play Harry, before Billy Crystal was [...]	D
Nora Ephron wrote the screenplay, and its numerous drafts, over a period of nearly five years.	D
The concept of Sally being a picky eater was based on the film's screenwriter, Nora Ephron. Years af [...]	D
When Harry realizes he wants to see Sally on New Year's Eve, he is near Washington Square Park. The [...]	D
Joe is played by Steven Ford, the son of 38th U.S. President Gerald Ford.	D
Included among the "1,001 Movies You Must See Before You Die," edited by Steven Schneider.	D
The film is based on director Rob Reiner's experiences post-divorce and as a single man. Coincidenta [...]	D
At the end of the film Billy Crystal is running through the streets of New York to see Meg Ryan on N [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies.	D
In early 2004, the film was adapted for the stage in a Theatre Royal Haymarket production starring L [...]	D
The segments of married couples telling the stories of how they met are real stories that director R [...]	D
The footage of Harry and Jess at the New York Giants game was taken from when the team played the De [...]	D
In the first draft of the film, Harry and Sally did not end up together. It was only later that scre [...]	D
At a test screening, director Rob Reiner reported that during the fake orgasm scene, all of the wome [...]	D
The book Harry pretends to read while spying on Sally at the bookstore is called "What Jung Really S [...]	D
At least five of the film's cast members and creators came from show-business families. Most well kn [...]	D
Tragically, two of the principals from the film died relatively young, with co-stars Bruno Kirby at [...]	D
Director Rob Reiner and producer Andrew Scheinman are credited on some drafts of the script.	D
The infamous orgasm scene was edited out of some airline prints of the film.	D
The scene where we see all four lead characters talking to each other individually on various teleph [...]	D
Released the same year as The Little Mermaid. Both films would be selected for preservation at the l [...]	D
Much of the dialogue that screenwriter Nora Ephron wrote was taken from the banter between real-life [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of the top 100 America's Greatest Music in th [...]	D
Nora Ephron supplied the structure of the film with much of the dialogue based on the real-life frie [...]	D
In the opening scene, set in 1977, Sally's hair is styled after that of Farrah Fawcett from the popu [...]	D
The "Win, Lose or Draw" scene was entirely improvised.	D
Director Rob Reiner originally wanted Susan Dey to play Sally Albright. When Dey turned down the par [...]	D
The NYC street scene where Billy Crystal (Harry Burns) is running on New Year's Eve to reach the per [...]	D
When posed the film's central question, can men and women just be friends, Meg Ryan replied, "Yes, m [...]	D
Carrie Fisher would reunite with Meg Ryan in The Women (2008).	D
This film marked the first appearance on a soundtrack for Harry Connick Jr.	D
In addition to Rob Reiner's mother, Estelle Reiner, appearing in the film, so does his adopted daugh [...]	D
Naming the film proved to be problematic. At one point, director Rob Reiner ran a competition amongs [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of the Top 100 America's Greatest Love Story [...]	D
The character of Harry was somewhat based on director Rob Reiner. Reiner was depressed, cynical, and [...]	D
According to writer Nora Ephron, the infamous "I'll have what she's having" line was actually sugges [...]	D
"When Harry Met Sally..." was ranked #6 on AFI's list of the 10 greatest films in the "Romantic Come [...]	D
Meg Ryan had to go through her fake orgasm repeatedly as the scene was shot over and over.	D
The off-camera voice that says, "Hey, everybody, ten seconds until new year," is director Rob Reiner [...]	D
Before filming the fake orgasm scene, Rob Reiner demonstrated the scene in front of the entire cast [...]	D
Before deciding on the title, "When Harry Met Sally...," screenwriter Nora Ephron, producer Andrew S [...]	D
In 2022, it was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress d [...]	D
For the scene in which Sally calls Marie and Harry calls Jess at the same time, there were three sep [...]	D

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