and you describe in the book that essentially there was a bomb inside of you and it could have been anything? yes. this is why i don t have much interest in things like triggers and trigger warnings, because the trigger is, like i said, just not relevant, if someone is building up to that expression of unhappiness, anything will trigger them. you know, there were other things that i also felt were setting me off. there was a moment when i was just starting to stop eating and i was watching when harry met sally and there s a moment in that when harry says to sally about his ex wife, did you see her legs? i think she s retaining water. and to me, i immediately thought, oh, legs, got to make sure those are skinny and also, oh, water s fattening. so in that sense, when harry met sally, you have a trigger warning on it. it s not the obvious things that can trigger somebody. it can be something incredibly innocuous, like when harry met sally. can you describe for our audience the kind of eff
is it something that i did something you do? that s how people are. love fades fades. god that s a depressing thought . there s no you know, happy ending with a bow tie at the end , but ironically, any hall became one of the funniest movies ever changed so much about the way people thought of you know romantic comedies. one of the summer s surprise hit movies is stars billy crystal and meg ryan. it s called when harry met sally and women can t be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. that s not true. i have a number of men friends, and there is no sex involved. you don t. yes, i do. yes i do. think you do you re saying i m having sex with these men without my knowledge, saying is they all want to have sex with you? nora ephron wrote when harry met sally, and she got a lot of help from reiner, creating the neurotic main character. that s because he was based on rob reiner. when harry met sally was, you know, it was
so he has a hit man kill her. martin landau realized it, like, i had woman killed and i thought i was gonna go to hell and nothing happened. whereas woody is constantly getting, you know, shit on by life, and he s just doing the right thing. you look very deep in thought. i was plotting the perfect murder. his writing is very wrong for strong for that reason. it always feels like he was thinking about some philosophical truths about human nature and says, oh, i want to write a movie about that. and i m talking about reality. i mean, if you want a happy ending, you should go see a hollywood movie. you realize, of course, that we could never be friends. why not? what i m saying is and this not a come-on in any way, shape or form is that men and women can t be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. nora ephron wrote when harry