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Facts have proved that Diane's judgment on Nora Efron was still very accurate. When the second draft of the script she rewrote was sent to Ronald, she began to think about her choice of male and female protagonists.

"Of course it's Meg Ryan. This movie is about changing the American view of love. Only Meg Ryan, who plays Sally in When Harry Met Sally, can do that.

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Ronald, I want to be this director. When I close my eyes now, the scene I wrote appears in front of me. I have already figured out how to direct this movie..."

After Ronald mentioned that many female stars wanted to star in her script, Nora Efron raised her voice and wanted Meg Ryan.

In her mind, the director who can best express her script into a movie is Ronald, and the actor who can best embody the beautiful qualities of the heroine in his script (in fact, many of them are the projection of her own view of love)

, that’s Meg Ryan.

When Harry met Sally, it changed some of the views on love and marriage among men and women in urban America. She also wanted to make such a movie that would stay in people's hearts, so she couldn't use anyone else without Meg Ryan.

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"Then who are you going to use as the male lead?" Ronald asked.

"Of course it's Cary Grant in The Golden Alliance."

"Don't make trouble...", Ronald said while reading the script. Some scenes in it were a bit too low in male hormones and too gentle, so they needed to be modified.

Cary Grant had already passed away from a stroke in 1986. Of course Nora Efron meant to find an actor like the leading actor in The Affair. This Sleepless in Seattle also has many similarities with that The Affair.

The echo.

"What do you think of John Travolta?" Nora Efron didn't understand. She felt that Travolta's appearance was a bit similar to Cary Grant, especially their sideburns and a small chin.

"John can't play this kind of role..." Ronald rejected him immediately, "What do you think of Tom Hanks?"

"He? He's not bad..." Nora Efron tilted her head and thought for a moment, that kind and honest appearance quite fit the image of the affectionate widower she imagined.

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"I have an idea. Can my husband act with me?"

When Nora Efron took Ronald's permission and went to discuss it with Meg Ryan, Meg Ryan, who had just given birth to her son Jack, expressed her thoughts. She had always wanted to be with him.
Chapter completed!