Carrie Fisher was so great in this. I know her role as "Princess Leia" will always be the most iconic, but I thought she truly shone in When Harry Met Sally. She was so funny. She should have been nominated for an Oscar for this role.
There's just something about her absolutely deadpan delivery on the "six months later, he was dead" line. Like I can't help but laugh every time 😂 Carrie Fisher was an absolute treasure
"You will have to spend the rest of your life knowing someone else is married to your husband." I'm 72 now and that is me. All these years, with some mourning sighs throughout and I had never thought about it this way. There it is.
Unless the person asked you and you turned them down, chances are you would have never met. Look, I'm 50 and never been married--not from lack of trying or not wanting--but I find that the simple philosophy "God made marriage for people; he didn't necessarily make people for marriage" comforted me when I hit 40, and then 50. It's like joining the military; it's great for some, okay for others, and not appealing to many, many others. I am sure that you couldn't have been any better a person or friend if you had been married. Blessings to you.
Why is this movie so good? I try not to watch too often. Its not easy. I think ill watch it tonight. Bruno Kirby, Carrie Fisher Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan are so good together in this gorgeous story ❤. Great scene this. But the best scene is "The Wagon Wheel Coffee Table".
This is such a fantastic scene. First of all, a fabulous table setter for Carrie Fisher's Marie ("...you mean Joe's available?"), basically setting the template for just about all romcom sidekicks to follow. Meg also has some terrific nonverbal work in this - 1) the shrug/head turn @ 1:25, and the look of deadpan alarm @ 2:15 in response to Lisa Jane Persky's "at least you could say you were married".
Let us not forget her dog-earing the card in her Rolodex for the guy who's now married, having just announced that she realizes the guy she's been having an affair with for two years is never leaving his wife, which she has previously said.
I don't think that the moment where it Carrie folds down the edge of the card has been praised enough. It is sheer genius. She folds down the card because you know that if he ever gets divorced, she will then be able to unfold it. I want to know if that was the work of Nora Efron, Rob Reiner, or Carrie Fisher herself.
Carrie Fisher was so cute with short hair, may she (and her mother and also Riki Mayall from "Drop Dead Fred" who Carrie Fisher was also in) rest in peace.
The Boathouse Cafe in Manhattan's Central Park... where THIS hilarious Sex & the City scene was filmed: ruclips.net/video/RLDGA6iS-xU/видео.html I'd been there many times when I lived a few blocks away for 15 years (but have been living downtown in Chelsea for over 30) It's a fabulous place for a variety of events... I've been there for baby & bridal showers, a 50th birthday party, Bar Mitzvah, wedding reception etc. Even just a light lunch outside near the lake, just like Sally, Marue and Alice, 😊 ruclips.net/video/RLDGA6iS-xU/видео.html
Oh lord this so true 1:16, I used to hear my mother talking with her friends at that age and then sharing numbers of single men, now I am at their age and I would never ever want this type of stuff in my life, I am glad women changed.
im saying that the right man for you might be out there for you right now and if you don’t grab him someone else will and you’ll have to spend the rest of your life knowing someone else is married to your husband
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Carrie Fisher was so great in this. I know her role as "Princess Leia" will always be the most iconic, but I thought she truly shone in When Harry Met Sally. She was so funny. She should have been nominated for an Oscar for this role.
Never thought about it before, but you're absolutely right. She would have been a great best supporting actress nominee.
She did great. Everyone did. It was well written. Well directed. Well acted. Well composed. It’s just a good ass movie.
I love the way she just dog ears the card..
@@jcisme, yes, that was subtle but so funny!
Maybe its the style of her character but she is only 33 years old in this movie.....when watching this even now you'd think she was about 40.
1:45 really...married....omg when she folds the corner. RIP Carrie Fisher
Iconic scene
In a movie full of great lines my favorite is "You're right, you're right, I know you're right"
Right? Love it!
"You mean Joe's available?" is also an amazing line snuck in there 😂
I always want to believe that Carrie Fisher ad libbed the line “You mean Joe’s available?” So perfect
perfect
There's just something about her absolutely deadpan delivery on the "six months later, he was dead" line. Like I can't help but laugh every time 😂 Carrie Fisher was an absolute treasure
Married.... and she she fold the card. My friend and I laugh so hard. Best movie ever.
"You will have to spend the rest of your life knowing someone else is married to your husband." I'm 72 now and that is me. All these years, with some mourning sighs throughout and I had never thought about it this way. There it is.
Sorry 😥
Don’t think about it
Let yourself go
But your husband would be married to you. When someone loves you, he or she is there. My heart goes out to you.
Unless the person asked you and you turned them down, chances are you would have never met. Look, I'm 50 and never been married--not from lack of trying or not wanting--but I find that the simple philosophy "God made marriage for people; he didn't necessarily make people for marriage" comforted me when I hit 40, and then 50. It's like joining the military; it's great for some, okay for others, and not appealing to many, many others. I am sure that you couldn't have been any better a person or friend if you had been married. Blessings to you.
Patricia i love you !!
My favorite Carrie Fisher role (outside of Star Wars)
Amen
The double-date scene of this movie is some of her best work
Star Wars is a boring character regardless of how they made it iconic by her costume.
"Joe's available?"
"She doesn't have a problem with chins."
Paulo Neto Carrie Fisher was so great!! RIP
"you had a date on national holidays!" 😂
Why is this movie so good? I try not to watch too often. Its not easy. I think ill watch it tonight. Bruno Kirby, Carrie Fisher Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan are so good together in this gorgeous story ❤. Great scene this.
But the best scene is "The Wagon Wheel Coffee Table".
This is such a fantastic scene. First of all, a fabulous table setter for Carrie Fisher's Marie ("...you mean Joe's available?"), basically setting the template for just about all romcom sidekicks to follow.
Meg also has some terrific nonverbal work in this - 1) the shrug/head turn @ 1:25, and the look of deadpan alarm @ 2:15 in response to Lisa Jane Persky's "at least you could say you were married".
Let us not forget her dog-earing the card in her Rolodex for the guy who's now married, having just announced that she realizes the guy she's been having an affair with for two years is never leaving his wife, which she has previously said.
Also a great line “I want you to know that I will never ever want that wagon wheel coffee table.
Best scene. R.I.P. Carrie Fisher
Rachel Tyler I wrote a term paper about this film in film history class last year, and I agree it's the best film with her starring in it.
Carrie Fisher was amazing in this movie. She was so beautiful in this movie too. People take for granted Carrie's beauty.
Love Carrie in this movie.".. I don't find him attractive but Sally might *whispers* she doesn't have a problem with chins." May she rest in peace..
Wonderful comedic scene. Carrie was amazing in this movie.
May favorite Carrie Fisher role (and it's hard to tell people this, considering her OTHER famous role)! She was so funny! Loved her!
Carrie, God, how we miss you. Great actress, great talk show guest, great author, great script doctor.
Omg Carrie with those freakin recipe cards gets me in stitches every time. How your friends used to hook you up with people before Facebook..
i thought it was a rolodex. but i love how she makes a special fold for the married ones...lol
@@FreshGrey-pm4vw like she dog eared the corner 😉
You’re right you’re right I know you’re right. My favorite line from Carrie Fisher. ❤️❤️
he is never going to leave her omg i still love that line
“You mean Joe’s available?” OUCH
I don't think that the moment where it Carrie folds down the edge of the card has been praised enough. It is sheer genius. She folds down the card because you know that if he ever gets divorced, she will then be able to unfold it. I want to know if that was the work of Nora Efron, Rob Reiner, or Carrie Fisher herself.
Entire dialogue is great!
Carrie was so perfect as the NJ best friend, with a slight accent and everything.
RIP Carrie we will miss you...
Awww...shoot I forgot she died.
I'm sad all over again now
I loved Carrie Fisher and Meg Ryan together in this movie!! Hilarious!!❤❤These ladies were at the top of their game back then!!
R.I.P. Carrie Fisher😢
I wish Carrie Fisher had more roles like that one, she was so great in that movie.
How else do you think you do it? Loved Carrie in this movie. And that is something you don't see anymore - a rolodex!!
Yeah, no, thank goodness for smartphones ;-). I forgot how dated this movie is.
@@missbirdie05 I was going to say, fucking phone is a rolodex now,
I love Carrie Fisher in this film. She's so quirky and real.
It is not posible to choose a favourit scen of the film. Allmost all of them are simpley the best.
This scene had to be the OG inspiration of Sex and the City.
i love this scene...hilarious
My favorite Carrie Fisher role! She was so awesome! ☺️
When you watch this and you’re turning 36 in a month... 😬 ⏰
Ikr… I’m turning 36 this year.
Carrie was the best in this movie.....i still use her line..he is never going to leave her
you're right, you're right, I know you're right
omg 4 years ago and i am back..''he's never going to leave her'' !! Carrie we love you forever
This scene is just so relatable....😞
Marie/Carrie Fisher made this movie. She was also great in "The 'Burbs," from the same time period. Has this perfect comedic timing and delivery.
2:18 Immortal words by Carrie
Truly. A line that stays with you forever.
I loved this scene
Great clip
Carrie Fisher was so cute with short hair, may she (and her mother and also Riki Mayall from "Drop Dead Fred" who Carrie Fisher was also in) rest in peace.
My favorite movie
Your're right, You're right.....I know you're right! Love her in this :)
i loved this movie what a nice movie what a nice funny movie. i loved it. and that scene in the restaurant.
"You deserve more than this". Said every single women who lives alone with her cats now.
LOVE HER IN THIS MOVIE RIP
"you`re right, you`re right, you`re tight". love her
I love you carrie
I love Carrie Fischer
RIP CARRIE!!!!
It’s great having dates on national holidays 😅
Wait is she carrying whole case of contacts around??
woow
❤
and 6 months later he was dead"....lmfaooooooo miss u carrie
miss carrie.......she was adorable and so unique.
Wonderful scene but is it me or they edited this wrong? There's an error on eyesight line
I miss Carrie 😭😭😭😭
Does anyone know what restaurant this is filmed at?
Carolyn Loeb Boathouse in Central Park
The Boathouse Cafe in Manhattan's Central Park... where THIS hilarious Sex & the City scene was filmed: ruclips.net/video/RLDGA6iS-xU/видео.html
I'd been there many times when I lived a few blocks away for 15 years (but have been living downtown in Chelsea for over 30)
It's a fabulous place for a variety of events... I've been there for baby & bridal showers, a 50th birthday party, Bar Mitzvah, wedding reception etc. Even just a light lunch outside near the lake, just like Sally, Marue and Alice, 😊
ruclips.net/video/RLDGA6iS-xU/видео.html
Talkin' 'bout The Wall, ladies!
I don't know how I never noticed that was Carrie Fisher
Who brings their Rolodex to lunch?
Marie does, apparently.
Oh lord this so true 1:16, I used to hear my mother talking with her friends at that age and then sharing numbers of single men, now I am at their age and I would never ever want this type of stuff in my life, I am glad women changed.
👍🏼
Her face at the end.
Totes forgot Carrie was in this
im saying that the right man for you might be out there for you right now and if you don’t grab him someone else will and you’ll have to spend the rest of your life knowing someone else is married to your husband
Some people are so loved by God, they don't need to freak out over the gym. Lol.. they just get taken care of. I don't have an issue with married men.
_Sex and the City._
Really? Married....
* *turns down corner of card* *
@@tejaswoman and the look of disappointment on her face cracks me up
Def clock not tick till 36 yip
Alex Anderson is my ex's name 😂
The lies women tell themselves about marriage. Lol
Carrie Fisher was about 32 or 33 and she loked way older. Already a sign of what drugs and alcohol were doing to her
stfu
Zt1053 she looks great here.
zt1053 I think she looked fine there
Indeed. You could say that she looked like in her late forties.
I think it's the haircut that ages her.
Eeekkk.. the 80s when women still thought they had to be partnered up to be happy😒
It hasn't changed as much as you think lol
@@80steen44 Meh. I don't know anyone marries anymore.
@@pepper1188 Social Media is full of contradictions by strong independent women who keep going back to the wrong men or who post tons of men pics
If anything is proof that women are nuts, its this scene.