Delia Ephron

Author and playwright, 'You've Got Mail'

Delia Ephron - Artists & Creatives born July 12th, 1944
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An American author, playwright, and screenwriter, contributions include numerous works in theater and film. Co-wrote the screenplay for the popular romantic comedy film 'You've Got Mail' alongside sister Nora Ephron. Crafted successful stage plays that reflect contemporary themes and relationships, notably 'Love, Loss, and What I Wore', which draws on personal experiences and cultural observations. Efforts in writing and collaboration have led to a significant body of work across genres.

Wrote screenplay for 'You've Got Mail'

Co-wrote play 'Love, Loss, and What I Wore'

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