Hopeless romantics everywhere are shedding tears for the
prolific writer and filmmaker of some of the most classic romantic comedies
yet. Films like “When Harry Met Sally” and “Sleepless in Seattle” are some of
Ephron’s best work that earned her Oscar nominations. She also received an Oscar nomination for "Silkwood", as well as wrote and directed "Julie and Julia" which earned Meryl Streep a best actress Oscar nomination.
Nora Ephron leaves this
world at the age of 71 after having touched the lives of many through her
screenwrites, novels, and essays. Ephron died on Tuesday in a hospital in New York surrounded
by her relatives. She was reportedly undergoing treatment for acute myeloid
leukemia.
She changed romantic comedy for everyone after her time. Her
talent will be missed, but her accomplishments will reign forever.
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