Harry Burns and Sally Albright meet by chance when they share a long drive from Chicago to New York, and their conversation turns into an argument over whether men and women can ever be just friends. Harry insists they cannot, because attraction always interferes. Over the years their paths cross again, and after both have weathered disappointments in love, they decide to test Harry's theory by becoming friends. The arrangement holds for a while, but the question they keep circling remains unresolved between them.
Rob Reiner directed the film, the fifth of nineteen he has directed and the one that followed The Princess Bride and preceded Misery. Nora Ephron wrote the screenplay and produced alongside Reiner and Andrew Scheinman. Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan play the two leads, with Carrie Fisher as Marie and Bruno Kirby as Jess among a credited cast of forty-five.
Made for about 16 million dollars, the film took roughly 93 million worldwide, a strong return on its budget. It holds a 7.7 rating on IMDb from some 271,000 votes and a 7.4 on TMDB from a much smaller pool, while its critics' rating stands at 8 out of 10 across 145 reviews, putting professional assessment slightly above the general audience scores.
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