13. During filming, Ryan had just started dating Dennis Quaidher DOA opponent. “They were going out,” a crew member added Erin Carlson in I’ll have what she has. “She said, ‘I know this guy Dennis. He’s really crazy about me. But I don’t know what to do. Should I get married? Or, what should I do?’
They married in 1991 and the couple had a son Jack Quaid before divorcing in 2001. The actor later admitted he struggled with Ryan’s rise to fame during their relationship.
“When we met, I was the big deal,” the Frequency said the star on Today 2018. “We’d go out on the streets of New York and it’d be like, ‘Me! Meg!” And I have to admit that I actually felt like I was disappearing, I didn’t think I was that small, but it was an opportunity to grow – I learned from it.
14. That four-way phone call that takes place between Harry and Jess and Sally and Marie after Harry and Sally finally sleep together took dozens of takes to get right because one mistake could ruin the whole strategically choreographed scene.
“We shot it 61 times! If you remember at the end, they’re hanging up on each other’s phones — boom, boom, boom boom — in rhythm. It took forever to get it right,” Reiner told EW. “We did one I think 54 in, and we did it: They hung up the phones perfectly. Then Bruno blew his last line. So we had to start all over again!”
15. Sally’s boyfriend Joe, the one who took her to the airport, was played Steven Fordson of the president Gerald Ford.
