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* In ''[[Enchanted]]'', Giselle sees her true love in a dream, and builds a statue of him, being certain that he both exists and that he wouldn't find this creepy. The statue looks as much as [[Wrong Guy First|Edward]] as Robert, anyway (dark-haired guy with light eyes).
** [[Fridge Brilliance|Though he is wearing Robert's clothes]].
* Subverted in
* This was Tatiana Romanova's cover story in ''[[From Russia with Love]]'', which was the reason that the only agent who could extract her was [[James Bond (film)|James Bond]].
* Parodied when Ron eats chocolates laced with a love potion in ''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film)|Harry Potter
{{quote|'''Ron:''' I'm in love with her!
'''Harry:''' Okay! You're in love with her! But have you ever actually met her?
'''Ron:''' No...could you introduce me?! }}
* In the movie ''[[Lake House]]'', the main female character has not met the man she is writing letters to, as he is two years behind her time.
* In the 1944 [[Film
* In the French movie ''[[A Lovely Witch]]'' (''Un amour de sorcière''), [[Hot Witch]] Morgan tells to her infant son, Arthur, the story of a little witch. This witch fell in love with the portrait of a young man, and found a magic spell that would get her pregnant by him without actually requiring his presence. Then the little witch was punished with a mindwipe, and the portrait was also erased, save the eyes of the man. Later, Morgan meets and falls in love with [[Gadgeteer Genius]] Michael. Suddenly, we guess: Arthur was never seen with a father around him, and there is a portrait with only the eyes visible in Morgan's room. Eyes identical to those of Michael.
* The romance in ''[[A Matter of Life and Death]]'' starts with them meeting over an SOS call.
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And ever to thy glorious lays
The echoes of my heart are ringing. }}
* In Dennis McKiernan's ''[[Mithgar|Voyage of the Fox Rider]]'', Elf sea-captain Aravan meets Aylis, a young-looking woman of the Mage species -- and she blushes very strongly the moment she sets eyes on him. Her father, already Aravan's passenger, starts laughing something about "a silver mirror." Aylis later admits to Aravan that a spell commonly cast by newly-trained female Mages is divination to see one's destined True Love, using a silver mirror. No points for guessing whose face '''she''' saw.
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