Harry Connick Jr.'s "When Harry Met Sally" Dream Come True

Thirty-five years ago, When Harry Met Sally... hit theaters, introducing not only the iconic opposites attract chemistry of Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan but also another Harry to the entertainment world: Harry Connick Jr.

A 21-year-old singer and pianist with big dreams, Connick was tapped by director Rob Reiner in 1989 to record the film's soundtrack. The result was a Grammy-winning performance that launched Connick's career.

Now 56, Connick recalls the experience as like a dream. While he had been performing for years, he was thrilled to explore new musical territory.

In addition to his music career, Connick has also starred in films such as Hope Floats, Independence Day, and New in Town. In his latest film, Find Me Falling, he plays an aging rock star at a personal crossroads.

Connick's character in Find Me Falling is inspired by a song he wrote for the film, Girl on the Beach. The song, which became an international hit, led to the film's title.

Find Me Falling has all the elements of a romantic comedy, but with a few twists and turns along the way. Shot in stunning Cyprus, the film is sure to resonate with audiences of all ages.