#CRYIND SCENE FROM SLEEPLESS IN SEATLE MOVIE#

And did pay her debt, giving her a role 10 years later in Julie & Julia.) In case you can't remember her YGM character, she was the author Veronica Grant who got stuck in the elevator with Joe and Patricia, and her dog was actually played by Nora's real-life Chihuahua, Lucy. So long, Christina's ( Heather Burns) dating adventures! Peace out, George ( Steve Zahn) dating a detective he believes might actually be the Rooftop Killer! Goodbye all but one of Deborah Rush's scenes! (Nora promised she owed her one.

#CRYIND SCENE FROM SLEEPLESS IN SEATLE MOVIE#

When the movie came in way too long, many sub-plots had to be trimmed down. 'That saved the dress for me,' Albert Wolsky said in Erin Carlson's book, I'll Have What She's Having. The costume designer, who was avoiding high-end pieces in the character's very feminine-yet-utilitarian wardrobe, relented-but did add a sweater over it. Time.) and the scene when Kathleen ends up pointing a knife at Joe after learning his identity at the book party.Īnd when it came to Kathleen's now-iconic librarian-chic wardrobe, Ryan had one piece she insisted be used: That Marc Jacobs dress she wears in the final scene of the film. She also suggested adding in the twirling memory for Kathleen and her mother (We. Ryan had it changed, as it was the name of her character on As the World Turns. In the original script, Kathleen's name was actually Betsy, a nod to Elizabeth Bennett from Pride & Prejudice (which also factors into the storyline). 'We learned the register so we would look natural when we got in the store.' children's bookstore for a week,' she told Vanity Fair. In order to portray bookshop owner Kathleen Kelly, Ryan, along with her co-star Heather Burns, trained in an actual book shop. And one of the things you will see later in the movie is when Meg is buying flowers at that florist, there's a little sign in the window that says, 'It's a girl.'' 'The extra who is playing the florist is pregnant,' Ephron revealed on the DVD commentary. She even made sure to have the same extras in the background of various scenes to make the Upper West Side feel like a little community she wanted it to feel really lived-in. (That caviar garnish bit was not in the original script, by the way, with Ephron adding it in on set because she found the word 'garnish' funny. 'Oh, that is so sad,' script supervisor Dianne Dreyer recalled the director saying. Ephron was notoriously a very specific director, with a love for little details to add authenticity, especially when it came to establishing New York City, one of the great loves of her life.ĭuring the infamous 'that caviar is a garnish!' face-off between Joe and Kathleen, Ephron, a foodie herself, insisted on a lavish spread, and even was upset that the avocados weren't Hass avocados.

Cryind scene from sleepless in seatle