Early Career and Breakthrough Roles
Meg Ryan rose to fame in the late 1980s and 1990s with roles in films such as "When Harry Met Sally" and "Sleepless in Seattle." She became closely associated with romantic comedies and was a leading box-office draw during that era.
Gradual Reduction in Film Work
By the mid-2000s, Ryan appeared less frequently in major studio films. She took on smaller projects, focused on independent movies, and began directing. In interviews, she has cited a desire to explore other creative roles and spend more time with her family.
Recent Return to Acting
Ryan returned to television with the series "The Bold Type" and later appeared in the film "What Happens Later." While she has not fully returned to leading film roles, she continues to act selectively. For more background, see her biography on Biography.com.
