By Sabina Dana Plasse
You will be hard-pressed to find a man or woman who does not adore Meg Ryan. An iconic woman from her desirable blonde hair to her infectious voice, and her impressionable roles, some of the most notable created by the late Nora Ephron for Sleepless in Seattleand You’ve Got Mailwith Tom Hanks, and, of course, her unforgettable New York City deli scene with Billy Crystal in her breakout film, When Harry Met Sally, are all memorable for good reasons. These roles, which present Ryan’s romantic comedy appeal, have also garnered her several Golden Globe-nominated performances.
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