He Said, She Said
“The story of true love. Both versions.”
Synopsis
Dan Hanson, a womanizing, right-wing journalist, and Lorie Bryer, a quiet, liberal one, both work for the *Baltimore Sun*. When a new columnist position becomes available, they become rivals for the job. Instead of choosing one, the paper decides to publish their differing opinions side by side, which leads to a similarly contentious local TV show. Meanwhile, their initial indifference toward each other begins to hint at the possibility of a developing romantic relationship.
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A crew of 182+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Sidney LevinShot by Stephen H BurumScored by Miles GoodmanDesigned by Michael CorenblithSound by Don Digirolamo Nm0226564Costumes by Deena Appel
Box Office
1991 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.7× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$9.8M
Opening weekend: $2.9M — 29% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $3.6M — 37% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 908 theaters
Also known as
- Na typisch!de
- Elle et luifr
- (English)He Said, She Said
- Dice lui, dice leiit
- (Bulgarian)Той каза, тя каза
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- United StatesFeb 11, 1991
- BrazilJun 14, 1991
- ArgentinaJul 11, 1991
- United KingdomAug 2, 1991
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Cast & Crew
182 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Kevin Bacon
as Dan Hanson
Elizabeth Perkins
as Lorie Bryer
Nathan Lane
as Wally Thurman
Anthony Lapaglia
as Mark
Sharon Stone
as Linda
Stanley Anderson
as Mr. Weller
Charlayne Woodard
as Cindy
Danton Stone
as Eric
Phil Leeds
as Mr. Spepk
Rita Karin
as Mrs. Spepk
Paul Butler
as Al, at the Deli
Erika Alexander
as Rita, his Daugther
Supporting cast
57Ashley Gardner
as Susan
Michael Harris
as Adam
Damien Leake
as Ray, the Technical Director
Constance Shulman
as Make-Up Girl
Leon Russom
as Harry
Steven Gilborn
as Ed
Dana Andersen
as Janet
Petie Perkins
as Sheila
Hope Miles
as Diana
Bruce Macvittie
as Lou the Florist
George Martin
as Mr. Bryer
Tanya Berezin
as Mrs. Bryer
Maury Efrems
as Jack Bryer
Claudia Silver
as Susan Bryer
David Cale
as The Waiter
Rick Warner
as Man at Restaurant
Elizabeth Brower
as Waitress
David Storey
as Theatre Dancer
Alycea Baylis
as Theatre Dancer
Mark Tymchyshyn
as Steve
Tom Mcdermott
as Live Band
Bobby B
as Live Band
Dennis Michael
as Live Band
Dave Smith
as Live Band
Bart Lay
as Live Band
F William Parker
as Uncle Olaf
Karen Kirschenbauer
as Olga, Olaf's Bride
David Long
as Mr. Hanson
Rita Hennessy
as Mrs. Hanson
Lucy Brightman
as Aunt
Van Dyke Parks
as Priest
Boys From Baltimore
as Polka band
Shelley North
as Hanson Family Member #1
Mark Brutsche
as Hanson Family Member #2
Merri Biechler
as Wally's Secretary
Alice O Connor
as Receptionist #1
Ida Eustis
as Receptionist #2
Cindy Miller
as Receptionist #3
Brian Hohlfeld
as Man at the Bar
Lisa Hohlfeld
as Woman at the Bar
Alan J Wendl
as Bartender
Pamela Martin
as A.M. Baltimore Host
Michael Chaban
as Basketball Player #1
Valentin Almendarez
as Basketball Player #2
Bernard Lee
as Basketball Player #3
Rebecca Krimski
as Woman Walking Dog
Jeff Mandon
as Technician
Bill Britt
as News Anchor
Helen R Williams
as Grocery Clerk
Leeza Gibbons
as Leeza Gibbons
John Tesh
as John Tesh
Vincent De Paul
as Waiter
Carlo Glorioso
as Drunk Dancer
Jack Larravide
as Extra
Robert Marbury
as News room PA
William Shipman
as Dancer
Rob Stull
as Neighbor
Directors
2Writers
1Producers
3Other crew
112Rick Sparr
additional editor
Barbara Harris
adr group coordinator
Joan Giammarco
ADR voice
David J Bomba
as David James Bomba
Joshua Ornstein
assistant accountant (as Josh Ornstein)
Lysa Moser
assistant auditor
Michael Laws
assistant chief lighting technician
Dean Beville
assistant editor
Lee Haxall
assistant editor (as E. Lee Haxall)
Debra Donaldson
assistant location manager
Jean Visciglia
assistant propmaster
Steve Bowerman
boom operator (as Steven Bowerman)
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