Roman Holiday (1953)
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Cast
- Gregory Peck
- Audrey Hepburn
- Eddie Albert
- Hartley Power
- Harcourt Williams
- Margaret Rawlings
- Tullio Carminati
- Paolo Carlini
- Claudio Ermelli
- Paola Borboni
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jun 22, 2019
that photographer does not fit at all in this movie cause he looks too much like someone who's seen an iphone and drinks coffee at starbucks while working from his macbook, i think he's a time traveler
giovana :)Apr 1, 2020this movie is the warmest hug none of us can get now and we all need
mariaDec 13, 2017omg!!!!! if you watch the scene where she gets further away from joe in the handshake line and listen really closely, you can hear the sound of my heart breaking in half!!!!!!
mulaney - Nov 24, 2019
really put the roman in romance am i right fellas hahaha i am so sad
eelyJun 2, 2019fact: rome, italy, was not actually a city until the year 1953 when it was created for the setting of roman holiday. it was so life-like that the city continued to flourish long after filming had ended. tourists can still visit today to have their own roman holiday at all…
siobhanJan 1, 2017Audrey Hepburn is honestly the cutest person to ever grace the silver screen. I've only seen two of her films but she is slowly becoming one of my favorites. The last scene in this movie kind of broke my heart. Reminded me a lot of La La Land.
#1 gizmo fan - Oct 7, 2018
audrey hepburn could smash a guitar on my head and i would say “thank you ma’am”
veronicaMar 2, 2017rome! by all means, rome. i will cherish my visit here in memory as long as i live.
mulaneyJun 25, 2020me in heaven: which cloud gregory peck on? god: GET OUT ‼️
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My favourite Audrey Hepburn movie! I personally enjoyed Roman Holiday better than Breakfast At Tiffany’s (I know! I know!) the story was fun and entertaining and who doesn’t love Audrey Hepburn?!
I’ve seen a thousand love stories where the relationship is based on lies, in the middle of the movie the protagonists get to know the truth, in the end they reconcile. This story is different and has that half-real half-magic feel of La La Land. Also listen to “Arrivederci Roma”
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Audrey was in fact and will always be a princess, can't think of anyone better than her for the role. One of the best romances, was ahead of its time.
I’m also want to be a princess and fall in love with Gregory Peck, this is unfair 😭
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What a movie! Audrey kills it in everything, and sometimes (like in Breakfast at Tiffany’s) it hurts the overall movie because the other cast’s acting flaws are more exaggerated next to the pro, but the cast in this movie killed it. I’ve never had more fun watching an older movie
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Metacritic
The film itself is a classic of romantic wish fulfillment, exactly the sort of beautiful lie that Hollywood specialized in. [Review of re-release]
It delivers on everything it promises, from the modern day reverse-Cinderella fable to a fabric of low-key humor. [Review of re-release]