Baltimore journalists Dan and Lorie give accounts of their love affair and subsequent break-up on a TV talk-show., A romantic comedy with a dual perspective, as Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth Perkins, two Baltimore journalists, swap respective accounts of their love affair and subsequent break-up. Two different directors – one male, one female – present the audience with each side of the same story as the protagonists discuss their relationship and its eventual dissolution on a TV talk-show., Real-life sweethearts and film directors Ken Kwapis and Marisa Silver co-directed this throwback to the silver-screen romantic comedies of the 1940s, examining the different ways men and women view reality. Kwapis takes the male character’s point of view, recalling a burgeoning relationship. Silver then takes a crack at the same story, recalling the same events from the woman character’s point of view. Unfortunately, both perspectives are not that much different. Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth Perkins star as Dan Hanson and Lorie Bryer, two reporters from the Baltimore Sun who are assigned to share space on the editorial page debating opposing viewpoints. Dan is the conservative philanderer. Lorie is the sensitive liberal. The new column becomes a big hit — a shop owner exclaims, “Hey, it’s the people who argue!” Although originally antagonists, Dan and Lorie become lovers. As their relationship grows, so does their popularity, and they end up hosting a popular television program. But Lorie wants commitment, and Dan doesn’t. Frustrated, Lorie shies a coffee cup off Dan’s noggin live on the air. Their ratings soar. And then the whole routine is played out again., Elizabeth Perkins and Kevin Bacon as reporters who become romantic combatants. Wally: Nathan Lane. Mark: Anthony LaPaglia. Linda: Sharon Stone. Weller: Stanley Anderson. Cindy: Charlayne Woodard. Eric: Danton Stone. Co-directed by Ken Kwapis and Marisa Silver., Elizabeth Perkins and Kevin Bacon as reporters who become romantic combatants., Two journalists working in newspapers use their love affair’s rise and fall as material for their rival columns, and as they become professionally more successful they become prime-time TV stars.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “He Said, She Said ” ?
A: The main cast includes Elizabeth Perkins,Kevin Bacon,Nathan Lane,Anthony LaPaglia,Sharon Stone,Stanley Anderson,Charlayne Woodard,Danton Stone,Phil Leeds,Rita Karin,Paul Butler,Carrie Frazier,Erika Alexander,Ashley Gardner,M.K. Harris,Damien Leake,Constance Shulman,Leon Russom,Steven Gilborn,Dana Andersen,Petie Perkins,Hope Miles,Dana Anderson,Bruce MacVittie,George Martin,Glaudia Silver,Tanya Berezin,David Cale,Claudia Silver,Rick Warner,Elizabeth Brower,Mark Tymchyshyn,F. William Parker,Dennis Michael,Karen Kirschenbauer,David Long,Rita Hennessy,Lucy Brightman,Van Dyke Parks,Merri Biechler,Alan J. Wendl,Pamela Martin,Rebecca Krimski,Jeff Mandon,Bill Britt,Helen R. Williams,David Storey,Alycea Baylis,Tom McDermott,Bobby B.,Denis Michael,Dave Smith,Bart Lay,Shelly North,Mark Brutsche,Alice O’Connor,Ida Eustis,Cynthia L. Miller,Brian Hohlfeld,Lisa Hohlfeld,Michael Chaban,Val Almendarez,Bernard Lee,Leeza Gibbons,John Tesh,Merideth Boswell,Michael Corenblith,Sidney Levin,Stephen H. Burum,Vikki Williams,Shani Ginsberg,Deena Appel,David J. Bomba,Carrie Frazier,Brian Hohlfeld.
Q: When Did the “He Said, She Said” Released?
A: The Movie “He Said, She Said” originally aired on 1991-02-22 and released in the year of 1991.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “He Said, She Said” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “He Said, She Said” ?
A: “He Said, She Said” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
