Cronache dal Paese reale “siamo sicuri del suffragio universale?” edition: signora che prende alla lettera le raccomandazioni post dermopigmentazione e ricopre le sopracciglia di burro, non di cacao ma del Trentino (come ha tenuto a specificare vantandosene), finendo al PS.
This memorable phone call scene in Rob Reiner's "When Harry Met Sally..." (1989), took 61 takes to perfect. There were 3 different sets: One with Bruno Kirby & Carrie Fisher, and separate ones for Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal. The scene had no cuts. All were on the same soundstage and the phones were all hooked up to each other. The part where each one of them hung up their phones had to be in rhythm. In the 54th take, they nearly did it perfectly, but it couldn't be used because Bruno Kirby blew his last line.
("The secrets behind the most iconic scenes of When Harry Met Sally", David Canfield, Entertainment Weekly, 2019)
P.S: On this day, 37 years ago, "When Harry Met Sally..." (1989) premiered in New York City, USA.
In tempi in cui ogni singolo evento, dai fuffareel alla chiusura di Hormuz, genera Concili di Trento, è indispensabile che ce lo racconti qualcuno con il mirabile dono di saper sintetizzare le follie (mestiere al riparo dall’IA, che perirebbe nell’impresa come Aiace Telamonio)