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Meg Ryan And Billy Crystal Hilariously Recreate Infamous Fake Orgasm Scene In New Super Bowl Ad

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The When Harry Met Sally stars reunited to recreate the fake orgasm scene inside New York's famous Katz' Delicatessen in a new Super Bowl ad for Hellmann's mayo—including a cameo by Sydney Sweeney.

Not all couples are meant to last forever, but some people can't help but become a couple...eventually.

That's the boiled-down synopsis of the story portrayed by Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal in the popular 1989 romantic comedyWhen Harry Met Sally. Over the years, the characters would frequently catch up and spend time together, all while insisting they wanted only to be friends, while hilariously failing to do so.


One of the most iconic "arguments" the pair has in the film is whether or not all interactions in the bedroom are genuine, namely, if women sometimes "fake" having an orgasm.

Harry argues that women don't do that, and if they do, any woman he's been with most certainly has not faked, because otherwise he would "know."

To prove a point, Sally pretends to have a loud, over one-minute-long fake orgasm, right there at their table in New York's famous Katz' Delicatessen.

If you missed out on the movie or need a refresher, you can watch this famous scene here:

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Earlier in January, Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal made waves among fans of the film when they came together in an Instagram post, wearing very similar clothes to what they wore in the film.

Ryan captioned the Instagram post:

"It's finally happening. We're reuniting for something iconic. Can't wait to show you all soon!"

Fans were excited to see the pair reunited, and many began to ponder what the post might be teasing. Some thought it might be a long-awaited sequel, perhaps sharing a "where are they now" type of story.

But those who guessed that something was coming for the Super Bowl were correct.

This week, a Hellmann's commercial rolled out in anticipation of the Super Bowl, and it had everything When Harry Met Sally fans could want.

Panning across the familiar Katz' Delicatessen, the camera lands on a familiar table hosting a familiar pair.

Crystal, as Harry, quips:

"I can't believe they let us back in this place."

After he gestures to her, alluding to the infamous scene, Ryan, as Sally, brushes it off:

"Oh, nobody remembers that."

The two begin eating their sandwiches when Sally admits her sandwich isn't "doing it for her." After adding some Hellmann's mayonnaise to her sandwich, she proceeds to reenact the old scene.

When she stops, she gestures to her plate and says:

"Now, that is a sandwich!"

What really locks the commercial in is how it ends. In the original movie, Director Rob Reiner's mother was placed at the table next to Ryan and Crystal.

After the fake orgasm, she turned to the server next to her and said:

"I'll have what she's having."

In the commercial, the camera cuts to the popular actor Sydney Sweeney, who says:

"I'll have what she's having."

You can watch the ad here:

Fans of When Harry Met Sally found the commercial hilarious and nostalgic.










Even Hellmann's spoke up!


It's always fun to be reminded of movies that we loved years ago, and new portrayals like this can be hilarious!

Just like those characters sitting in Katz' Delicatessen, this commercial is sure to turn some heads during the Super Bowl.

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