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Roman Holiday: Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn

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A royal romance. Paramont picture.

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  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches; 2.88 ounces
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ DVD
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00AL0FZZE
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5 stars for this wonderful heartwarming and timeless classic Romantic Comedy ..5 stars for the adorable and amazingly talented Audrey Hepburn. Elegance and Grace personified. Most beautiful eyes and smiles ever..Audrey Hepburn deservedly Won both the Academy Award for Best Actress and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress..10 stars for this movie *if* it had been filmed in color. Historic Rome and Academy Award *winning* costumes deserved to be filmed in color..Audrey Hepburn was as talented as Katherine Hepburn, Meryl Streep, Ingrid Bergman, etc. But her greatest work and most important Impact came after her Hollywood career..Recommend reading about Audrey Hepburn's childhood during World War 2. Recommend reading about Audrey Hepburn's work as a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF..
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5.0 out of 5 stars All Time Favorite
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
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This is my favorite Audrey Hepburn movie, hands down. It never fails to pull at my heart strings. Audrey Hepburn is always stunning, and she plays Princess Anne with so much grace. I absolutely love her!
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Alex Coughenour
5.0 out of 5 stars Adorable
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024
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Perfect girls night flick
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Jengen
5.0 out of 5 stars What a sweet movie.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
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Audrey Hepburn is fabulous! One of my favorites and such a classic film.
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Auntie J
5.0 out of 5 stars A great oldie
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024
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Most of the oldies don't hold my attention, but this one I watched to the end. Entertaining and touching.
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David R. Allen
5.0 out of 5 stars "Roman Holiday" (1953) and "Sabrina" (1954) were Audrey Hepburns two best movies....but "Roman Holiday" was the best of the two.
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2012
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"Roman Holiday" (1953) and "Sabrina" (1954) were Audrey Hepburns two best movies....but "Roman Holiday" was the best of the two.

Both movies were about royalty and servants interacting, intriguing, scheming, always in interesting settings beautifully presented.

The audience gets to see where royalty in both Rome and New York City work and play and "do their thing" with the help of very smart, self-interested servants.

The two movies are packed with actor talent.

Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck, Humphry Bogart, and William Holden were all Best Actor/Actress Academy Award winners, assisted with wonderful support from old time actor pros including Eddie Albert, Walter Hampton, and Francis X. Bushman (who co-starred in the "Ben Hur" Ramon Navarro silent spic in 1923).

Both screenplays are interesting, well written, and present a story line totally unpredictable and compelling.

The reason "Roman Holiday" (1953) is the best of the two wonderful movies is the difference between New York City and Rome.

New York City isn't beautiful, and Rome is.

At least the way these two great movies show the two cities (I was born in NYC and lived there.....I know NYC has its good points).

The royalty shown in Rome know and love good art, dance, and varied good times, and take the time off from their burdens to taste those things.

The "royalty" shown in New York City (the "Larrabee" family industrialist millionaire socialites....America's version of "royalty") are dull, efficiency expert, profit hungry machines who object to beauty and loveliness, and try to assassinate it (her) when it (she)...."Sabrina" played by the incredible Audrey Hepburn....gets in their way.

Roman royalty (played by Hepburn) is better than USA royalty (played by Bogart and family).

Hepburn comes out on the good side in both movies...classy princess in one and classy servant in the other, and was never better in her entire actor career.

But her "Roman Holiday" (1953) movie was the best of all.

She played "good royalty" (with good values) in "Roman Holiday" (1953) and a "good servant chauffeur's daughter training to become a cook" in "Sabrina" (1954).

A role model lady for all to see and savor, the likes of whom have seldom ever been portrayed as well, or with as much class (in both movies) as in "Roman Holiday" (1953) and "Sabrina" (1954).

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Written by Tex Allen, SAG Actor.
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KJ Anderson
4.0 out of 5 stars Loved the actors
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2023
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The movie was great. The first part could have been different. But the ending was, wow!
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Mathew A. Shember
5.0 out of 5 stars One of my favorites.
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2019
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This is one of my favorite films. My kid is becoming a film buff so I had to show her this.

Audrey Hepburn is the bored princess whose life is controlled as she does her princess duties day after day after day.
She decides to escape and see life as everybody else lives it. Eventually; Gregory Peck appears and gives her a place to sleep as she is too exhausted to talk and it's late. He realizes who she is and decides to make money with a story and pictures of day in life of the princess.

Eddie Albert plays the photographer and joins them on a romp through Rome. Scooter ride, crammed into a car, visiting people and places, a dance and a fight on a boat.

In this time Joe Bradley (Peck) and the princess fall in love though never spoken. As with all good things; it must end and the princess decides she has to return to her life as her country is upset when they learn she is missing. They drop her off and watch her walk away as she does not want to them to know who she really is.

The next day is a press conference. Peck and Albert are sent. The princess has a panic moment as she realizes the two are a reporter and a photographer.

The ending is bitter sweet. The princess now understands her position and starts taking command. She does the unorthodox approach of wanting to meet members of the press. She is relieved when she understands they won't say anything and Albert gives her a gift of the photos. She greets Joe and both want what they can't have. A relationship. So much said without words. She leaves and we are left with Joe simply staring. You can almost feel his pain of wanting a woman he will never have. He turns and walks away.

Stream wise? No issues with the film.
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5.0 out of 5 stars One of my favorite movies
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023
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Unlike many people, I enjoy seeing the backgound in movies that I can not aford to travel to and the movie makers always have the nicest pictures of different countries that I can see while sitting in my own chair at home.
I've not traveled to many countries so seeing what other countries look like is very interseting, (and it does not cost a lot of money and you don't have to put up with other travelers who sometimes are a REAL PAIN*)
"personal experence on a 4 country South Pacific tour
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Excelente producto
5.0 out of 5 stars Pelicula iconica
Reviewed in Mexico on December 7, 2023
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Llego en perfectas condiciones
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wordsmith44
5.0 out of 5 stars Stars in their glitter!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 5, 2023
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Deservedly successful in its time, this film still holds up well, with the benefit of well-cast leads, great
locations from another age and an ageless theme of royalty and commoner forming an alliance that
leaves them both richer - and us to leave them with a smile on our faces. Director, William Wyler, whose
epic "Ben Hur" is perhaps his most significant cinematice achievement, despite Oscars for previous films,
clearly enjoyed this chance at a romantic comedy, and his bankable star Gregory Peck is a generous foil
for the persence of Audrey Hepburn, making a full Hollywood film debut that catured an Oscar of her own.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Eine Prinzessin in Rom...
Reviewed in Germany on February 19, 2023
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Mit der wunderbaren und äusserst charmanten romantischen Komödie "Roman Holiday" (deutscher Titel: Ein Herz und eine Krone" begann der Aufstieg der belgischen Schauspielerin Audrey Hepburn zum unvergessenen Kinostar. Gleich ihre erste populäre Filmrolle bescherte ihr den Oscar und weitere Klassiker wie "Krieg und Frieden", "Sabrina", "Geschichte einer Nonne", "Denen man nicht vergibt", "Frühstück bei Tiffany", "My Fair Lady" oder "Infam" folgten. Vom American Film Institute wurde sie in der Umfrage der größten weiblichen Filmstars aller Zeiten nach Katherine Hepburn und Bette Davis auf Platz 3 gewählt.
Auch für Regisseur William Wyler wurde "Ein Herz und eine Krone" ein großer Triumph, denn der Film spielte mehr als 12 Millionen Dollar ein. Insgesamt gab es dafür 10 Oscarnominierungen. In den Kategorien Bester Film Willam Wyle als bester Regisseur, Nebendarsteller Eddie Albert, bestes Drehbuch, beste Kamera, bester Schnitt, bestes Szenenbild blieb es bei der Nennung. Aber neben Audrey Hepburn, der strahlenden Siegerin in der Oscarnacht 1954 durfte auch Edith Head für die besten Kostüme und Ian McLellan Hunter für die beste Originalgeschichte über den Sieg jubeln. McLellan Hunter wurde der Sieg allerdings 1993 wieder aberkannt, denn eigentlich hätte Dalton Trumbo nominiert werden sollen, doch der stand 1954 auf der berüchtigten Schwarzen Liste und durfte nicht genannt werde, geschweige denn einen Preis erhalten.
"Ein Herz und eine Krone" funktioniert vor allem durch das perfekte Zusammenspiel zwischen Gregory Peck als Reporter Joe Bradley und Audrey Hepburn als Prinzessin Anne, die Rom auf eigene Faust erkunden möchte.

Kronprinzessin Ann (Audrey Hepburn) befindet sich auf einer streng geplanten Tournee durch einige europäische Hauptstädt um das Image ihres Landes, dass im Film nicht genannt wird, zu verbessern. Sie steht für eine Freundschaft der Völker von Europa. Nach einem besonders anstrengenden Tag in Rom fühlt sie sich überfordert und daher gibt ihr Arzt ihr eine Spritze, damit sie zur Ruhe kommt. Der Mediziner gibt ihr auch noch den Rat jetzt genau das zu tun, was sie am liebsten wollen. Als sie allein in ihrem Bett liegt, setzt sie genau diesen Rat in die Tat um und verlässt das Schlafzimmer der Botschaft und will sich unter das ganz normale Volk mischen. Es gelingt ihr, weil sie sich in einem Getränkelieferwagen versteckt und landet in der betriebsamen Stadt. Nun wirkt aber auch langsam die Spritze und sie legt sich auf eine Bank, mitten in der Stadt. Dort findet sie Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck), ein US-Reporter des "Amerian News Service", der an diesem Tag eigentlich eine Pressekonferenz der Prinzessin besuchen wollte. Doch die fand nicht statt, weil die Kronprinzessin angeblich krank sein soll. Er ahnt ja nicht, wer dieses attraktive Mädchen ist, das auf der Parkbank auf dem Palazzo Barbarini nächtigen will. Notgedrungen nimmt er die Fremde mit in seine Wohnung in der Via Margutta 51. Als Bradley das Bild der "kranken" Prinzessin in der Zeitung sieht, erkennt er sofort, dass in seinem Schlafzimmer die lukrativste Story seines Lebens liegt. Beide halten ihre wahre Identität vor dem Anderen verborgen. Er kann aber Ann überreden einige Stunden mit ihm zu verbringen um Rom zu erkunden und tatsächlich lernen sich die beiden an diesem schönen Tag besser kennen...und vielleicht sogar lieben ?

Es war William Wyler selbst, der durchsetzen konnte, dass der Film nicht in den USA, sondern in der Stadt Rom und in den Cinecitta Studios gedreht wurde. Dies verleiht dem Film ein sehr europäisches Flair, dass der Atmosphäre des Films sehr gut tut. Für viele zählt dieser 1953 gedrehte Film zu den unsterblichen Highlights des Genres. Sehr berührend auch der Schluß. Es kann zwar kein Happyend für das ungleiche Paar geben, aber für beide eine Erinnerung, die nie vergessen werden kann.
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Henry
5.0 out of 5 stars A real classic for all moviegoers
Reviewed in Canada on June 24, 2012
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Fregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn were excellent in their roles, and Hepburn deserved her oscar for her thoroughly convincing prtrayal of a princess.
No car chases, no swearing, no sex scenes, just a thoroughly enjoyable film with an excellent locale.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great movie.
Reviewed in Canada on February 3, 2024
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If you are considering this movie, just get it. A true classic.
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