New York - Billy Crystal visits famous "Harry and Sally" filming location
Almost 35 years after 'Harry and Sally', Hollywood comedian Billy Crystal (75) has visited the most famous location from the romantic comedy. For the TV program "CBS Mornings", the actor took a seat in the cult New York restaurant "Katz's", where he and Meg Ryan once sat together at a table and Ryan, in the role of Sally, deceptively realistically and loudly simulated an orgasm in the middle of the restaurant.
It was an "amazing phenomenon" that this scene had touched so many people, Crystal said in the report broadcast on"CBS Mornings" on Tuesday (local time). After so many decades, the movie means even more to him today because viewers are still watching this love story. Director Rob Reiner would have given them room to improvise a lot back then.
The delicatessen "Katz's", where other Hollywood films and TV series were also shot, is a popular tourist destination. Billy Crystal received a lifetime achievement award from the prestigious Kennedy Center at the beginning of December.
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- Many People around the USA have fond memories of watching the comedy 'Harry and Sally', starring Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal, which includes a famous scene filmed in New York's Katz's delicatessen.
- During his visit to the iconic location for the TV show "CBS Mornings", Billy Crystal reflected on how the movie's scene where Meg Ryan simulated an orgasm touched so many people, making it an "amazing phenomenon" in the world of Comedy Movies.
- Hollywood has used Katz's delicatessen for filming numerous movies and TV series due to its unique charm and significance in pop culture, making it a must-visit spot for fans of Meg Ryan, Billy Crystal, and other famous actors in Hollywood.
- Tributes to Billy Crystal's career have been pouring in, with the actor receiving a lifetime achievement award from the Kennedy Center in early December, adding to his impressive accomplishments in the Entertainment Industry in the USA.
- The prominence of Katz's delicatessen in 'Harry and Sally' has not only made the film a timeless classic but inspired an entire generation of Comedy Movies set in New York City, cementing its place as a landmark in the annals of American Cinema.
Source: www.stern.de