History Film / HeSaidSheSaid

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''He Said, She Said'' is a 1991 romantic dramedy film directed by Ken Kwapis and Marisa Silver, starring Creator/KevinBacon, Creator/ElizabethPerkins, Creator/NathanLane, Creator/AnthonyLaPaglia, and Creator/SharonStone.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: As an in-universe example, one of the assignments the journalists were given was to watch a certain theatre play, and write on whether it is a form of art or simply an expression of sexual activity.

''He Said, She Said'' is a 1991 romantic dramedy film directed by Ken Kwapis and Marisa Silver, starring Creator/KevinBacon and Creator/ElizabethPerkins.

The film centers on the relationship between Dan (Bacon) and Lorie (Perkins), rival op-ed journalists in Baltimore. At the start of the film, the two of them are shooting an episode of a local TV program when Lorie makes a sudden violent outburst and storms off of the set. The film then follows [[HowWeGotHere the past interactions]] between the two, told from [[ThisIsMyStory Dan's perspective in the first half of the film, and Lorie's in the second]].

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: As an internal example, one of the assignments the journalists were given was to watch a certain theatre play, and write on whether it is a form of art or simply an expression of sexual activity.

''He Said, She Said'' is a 1991 romantic comedy-drama film directed by Ken Kwapis and Marisa Silver, starring Creator/KevinBacon and Creator/ElizabethPerkins.

The film centers on the relationship between Dan (Bacon) and Lorie (Perkins), who are rival op-ed columnists for the ''Baltimore Sun''. At the start of the film, the two of them are shooting an episode of a local TV program when Lorie makes a sudden violent outburst and storms off of the set. The film then follows [[HowWeGotHere the past interactions]] between the two, told from [[ThisIsMyStory Dan's perspective in the first half of the film, and Lorie's in the second]].

'''He Said, She Said''' is a 1991 romance film about two op-ed journalists, Dan and Lorie. At the start of the film, the two journalists are making an small news episode when Lorie makes a sudden violent outburst before storming out of the set. The film then follows [[HowWeGotHere the past interactions]] with [[ThisIsMyStory Dan in the first half of the film, and Lorie in the second]].

* DifferentAsNightAndDay: The articles and opinions that the two journalists use always contrast. Even when they [[PerspectiveFlip change their opinions]].

'''He Said, She Said''' is a 1991 romance film about two op-ed journalists, Dan and Lorie. At the start of the film, the two journalists are making an small news episode when Lorie makes a sudden violent outburst before storming out of the set. The film then follows [[HowWeGotHere the past interactions]] with [[ThisIsMyStory Dan in the first half of the film, and Lorie on the second]].

* Sleepwalking: Dan reports that Lorie sleepwalked, about the room flooding.

'''He Said, She Said''' is a 1991 romance film between two op-ed journalists, Dan and Lorie. At the start of the film, the two journalists are making an small news episode when Lorie makes a sudden violent outburst before storming out of the set. The film then follows [[HowWeGotHere the past interactions]] with [[ThisIsMyStory Dan in the first half of the film, and Lorie on the second]].

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* DifferentAsNightAndDay: The articles and opinions that the two journalists use always contrast. Even when they changed their opinions.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: As an internal example, one of the assignments the journalists were given was to watch a certain theatre play, and write on whether it is a form of art, or if it was simply an expression of sexual activity.

* Sleepwalking: Dan reports that Lorie sleptwalked, about the room flooding.
* ThisIsMyStory