When Harry Met Sally... is a 1989 American romantic comedy film written by Nora Ephron and directed by Rob Reiner. It stars Billy Crystal as Harry and Meg Ryan as Sally. The story follows the title characters from the time they meet just before sharing a cross-country drive, through twelve years or so of chance encounters in New York City. The film raises the question "Can men and women ever just be friends?" and advances many ideas about love...
Sally theatrically fakes an orgasm in the middle of lunch at the diner to pro...
Harry is trying to prove how insightful his observations can be to Sally at t...
Harry to Sally and Jess and Marie's wedding, in the kitchen, explaining that ...
Harry has called Jess and Sally has called Marie. The screen shows Harry on a...
Jess to Harry in the den stating that his Emily, his girlfriend is terrific. ...
Harry and Sally in Marie and Jess' place together, as Marie hopes that they w...
Jess to Harry at the football game explaining that Helen having left him and ...
Sally, Marie and Alice are having lunch in a restaurant at the edge of a lake...
Harry asks Sally in the airport after they have deboarded to have dinner as j...
Sally and Harry on an airplane discussing marriage. Sally laughs at Harry tel...
Marie to Sally in bookstore sees Harry, who she does not know, staring at Sal...
Sally in the diner with Harry ordering a pie a la mode from a Waitress with a...
Harry to Sally in the diner, who is upset by his tales of leaving women when ...
The movie's last line as the voiceover as they kiss at the New Year's Eve Par...
Harry to Sally at the New Year's Eve Party has just confessed his love to Sal...
Harry at the New Year's Party having just shown up to profess his love to Sal...
Harry at the New Year's Party having just shown up to profess his love to Sal...
Harry shows up at the New Year's party, Sally is all dressed up, he is not to...
Sally to Harry on the phone stating that she cannot do this anymore and that ...
Harry finally having reached Sally on the phone states that he just called to...
Harry to Jess at the hot dog stand talking to him about Sally continuing to i...
Harry to Sally's answering machine, as she continues not to call him back jok...
Jess at his and Marie's wedding reception toasting to Sally and Harry, who j...
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