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'Diner' cast members join Barry Levinson at anniversary celebration
Sherry Korsover waited 51 years for her Forest Park High classmate, Barry Levinson, to sign her yearbook.
"I was so in love with you," she told a smiling Levinson Saturday night, as about 800 "Diner" fans came to Johns Hopkins University to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the movie that would put Levinson — as well as his hometown of Baltimore — on the cinematic map.
"Really?" asked a surprised Levinson, as he signed the Class of 1960 yearbook. And yes, he assured Korsover, he did remember her. Korsover's smile widened; she might have even been blushing a little.
"I had chills," Korsover said...
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