Plot - On Christmas eve the son of a widowed man's calls a radio show from Seattle and wishes for a new wife for his father.
After his significant other Maggie passes away, Sam Baldwin and his 8-year-old child Jonah move from Chicago to Seattle to get away from the melancholy connected with Maggie’s demise. After eighteen months Sam is as yet lamenting and can’t rest. In spite of the fact that Jonah misses his mom, he needs his dad to get another spouse regardless of Sam having not mulled over dating once more. On Christmas Eve, Sam winds up spilling his heart out on a national radio syndicated program about his mystical and flawless marriage to Maggie, and about how much he misses her. Among the numerous ladies who hear Sam’s story and become hopelessly enamored with him exclusively due to it is Annie Reed, a Baltimore-based daily paper writer. Annie’s infatuation with Sam’s story and by association Sam himself is despite being already engaged. Her relation with her fiancee Walter is not what she dreamt of about the love life. She even keeps in touch with Sam proposing they meet on the Empire State Building .
Nominated Oscar |
Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen Nora Ephron (screenplay) David S. Ward (screenplay) Jeff Arch (screenplay/story) |
Best Music, Original Song Marc Shaiman (music) Ramsey McLean (lyrics) |
Nominated Golden Globe |
Best Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical |
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical Meg Ryan |
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Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical Tom Hanks |
Nominated BAFTA Film Award |
Best Screenplay - Original Nora Ephron David S. Ward Jeff Arch |
Best Score Marc Shaiman |
Won American Comedy Award |
Funniest Actress in a Motion Picture (Leading Role) Meg Ryan |
Nominated Brit |
Best Soundtrack |
Won Artios |
Best Casting for Feature Film, Comedy Juliet Taylor |
Nominated DFWFCA Award |
Best Picture |
Nominated MTV Movie Award |
Best Female Performance Meg Ryan |
Best Breakthrough Performance Ross Malinger |
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Best On-Screen Duo Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan |
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Best Movie Song Céline Dion Clive Griffin |
Nominated WGA Award (Screen) |
Best Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen Nora Ephron David S. Ward Jeff Arch |
Won Young Artist Award |
Outstanding Family Motion Picture - Comedy |
Best Actor Under Ten in a Motion Picture Ross Malinger |
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