Nora Ephron's influence transformed the romantic comedy genre, redefining it with her sharp wit and relatable characters, making her a central figure in its golden era.
Ilana Kaplan highlights Ephron's unique perspective that combined humor and authenticity, drawing in audiences who related deeply to her storytelling and character development.
Her work, particularly in 'When Harry Met Sally,' showcased not just romance but also the complexity of relationships, resonating with viewers and setting a standard for future films.
Kaplan notes that Ephron's legacy is still felt today as modern films attempt to recapture the charm and insight that defined Ephron’s iconic works.
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