10 On-Screen Couples Who Started As Foes But Ended As Lovers (5 of 6)

Margaret Tate & Andrew Paxton, The Proposal (2009)

Margaret Tate, a ruthless book editor, faces deportation to Canada. To stay in the US, she hatches a desperate plan: convince her hapless assistant Andrew Paxton to marry her. Their initial dynamic is a hilarious mismatch. Margaret’s icy demeanor clashes with Andrew’s easygoing nature. Yet, as they navigate the charade of a fake engagement, their forced proximity elicits begrudging respect. Andrew challenges Margaret’s rigid control, while she helps him see his own potential.

Harry Burns & Sally Albright, When Harry Met Sally (1989)

When Harry Met Sally… chronicles the evolving relationship between Harry Burns and Sally Albright, who initially dislike each other. Their chance encounters over the years led to a friendship built on witty banter and shared experiences. Despite their undeniable chemistry, they resist the idea of romance, fearing it will ruin their friendship. However, as they navigate life’s ups and downs together, they realize their feelings run deeper. Humor, vulnerability, and the realization that sometimes the person you’re looking for is right in front of you mark their journey from friends to lovers.