He Said, She Said (1991)

In the bustling newsroom of the Baltimore newspaper, two passionate journalists, Dan Hanson and Lorie Bryer, find themselves locked in a fierce rivalry. Known for their contrasting perspectives, they spar over columns, their words sparking off the page in a fiery intellectual dance. This competition catches the eye of the astute television producer, Wally Thurman, who sees potential for captivating television in their opposing viewpoints. He offers them their own show, "He Said, She Said," a platform where their differing opinions can clash and coalesce on a variety of topical issues. As they navigate the volatile landscape of live TV, the sparks between them ignite an unexpected romance. Drawn to each other, they decide to share more than just a news desk, choosing to intertwine their lives off-camera as well. Fast forward three years, their relationship hits a crossroads. Lorie, now yearning for the security of marriage, finds herself at odds with Dan's refusal to tie the knot. This triggers a heated argument, culminating in an unforgettable cup-throwing incident. As they recount their tumultuous journey to their friends, the events of their story are replayed twice - with each version distinctly colored by their personal perspectives. "He Said, She Said" is a compelling tale of rivalry, love, and the subjective nature of truth. It invites viewers to explore the captivating dichotomy between two individuals, their passionate debates, their simmering romance, and their conflicting versions of the same story.

He Said, She Said is a comedy movie featuring Kevin Bacon and directed by Marisa Silver.

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