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'Sleepless in Seattle' writer Nora Ephron dead at 71
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Acclaimed screenwriter and journalist dies of leukemia
- Duration 3:16
- Date Jun 27, 2012
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It takes them into the airport it's clearly at the beginning of a relationship that's -- I have never taken anyone to be afoot at the beginning of a relationship.
Why because eventually things move on and you don't take -- to the airport and I never ordered anyone to say to me how come you never take went to the airport anymore.
He's chosen as a radio -- show us tells them that his dad needs a new -- -- -- -- -- friendly forces and yeah.
What was so special about her life.
-- -- -- -- Such great lines you may not know what the writer and filmmaker -- at prime.
What's the one responsible for those classic moments when Harry met Sally and sleepless in Seattle.
At front has passed away then at the age of 71.
Years old the reaction pouring -- Billy Crystal saying this saying -- I'm very sad to learn -- Norris passing she was a brilliant writer and humorist being her hayride and -- Sally.
Will always have a special place in my heart I was very lucky to get to say her words.
Julie Banderas is live in our New York City Israel with a look at -- life and work hi -- it's most.
Likely when you watch some of the work that she.
Had on the big screen that one of those movies was your very all time favorite journalist.
A blogger and SAS.
A novelist playwright she did it all and Oscar nominated screenwriter.
And the movie director nor -- -- certainly leaving.
A permanent but strip -- but stuff on Hollywood today a woman who exceeded all expectations in an -- -- of Hollywood dominated by men with a sense of wit.
And humor.
That made her a huge success among -- hit movies Julie and Julia sleepless in Seattle and when Harry met Sally with actor Billy Crystal.
This unforgettable scene starring Meg Ryan and crystal speaks volumes.
About her ability.
To make everyone laugh and to laugh at herself -- released to the statements -- was a brilliant writer and humorist.
Being her Harry to -- Sally will always have a special place in my heart I was very lucky to get to say her words.
Nor -- -- was born on May nineteenth 1941 here in Manhattan.
The eldest of four sisters all of whom followed in their parents footsteps and became Hollywood screenwriter -- When -- was for her parents moved from New York to -- here hills where she would eventually began her writing career.
Becoming a champion for women as a legendary screenwriter and director her last movie in 2009 was Julie and Julia with Merrill street.
Julia Child is just an American -- -- yeah.
Something can do what is it that you.
-- and -- phone.
Street says -- just looked at every situation and -- hadn't thought.
How I make this more fun.
In a commencement address up front delivered in 1996 at Wellesley College -- alma mater -- recalled that women of her generation were expected to do much of anything but.
She wound up having several careers simultaneously.
All of them successful.
-- -- died at New York Presbyterian Hospital where she was being treated for pneumonia brought on by -- my lawyer that Kenya.
She was 71 years old daughter she will be -- thank you very that -- been there.
