Roman Holiday

Roman Holiday

  • Director: William Wyler
  • Writer: Dalton Trumbo,Ian McLellan Hunter,John Dighton
  • Countries of origin: United States
  • Language: English, Italian, German
  • Release date: September 2, 1953
  • Runtime: 1h 58min
  • Aspect ratio: 1.37 : 1
  • Also known as: Praznik u Rimu
  • "Roman Holiday" (Roman Holiday) is a romantic movie filmed by Paramount Pictures, Inc. of the United States in 1953. The story tells a romantic story between a princess from a European principality and an American reporter in one day in Rome, Italy. .
    The film was co-starred by Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn , and achieved great success, becoming a classic Hollywood black and white film. Audrey Hepburn also won an Oscar for Best Actress for the film. 

    Details

    • Release date September 2, 1953
    • Filming locations Cafe Rocca, Via della Rotonda 25, Pantheon, Rome, Lazio, Italy
    • Production companies Paramount Pictures

    Box office

    Budget

    $1,500,000 (estimated)

    Movie reviews

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    • By Raleigh 2022-07-15 13:01:33

      Roman Holiday--Favorite Childhood Classic Movies

      The best of William Wheeler, the best of Dalton Trumbo, the best of Gregory Peck, and the best of Audrey Hepburn are in this movie, and they all join forces in that black and white image that is about to disappear in 1953, leaving the last classic.

      When talking about classic movies, "Roman Holiday" is often the first name that comes to mind....

    • By Eliseo 2022-04-24 07:01:05

      'Roman Holiday' movie review: The two forget each other

      In this world, there is always something called eternal. Such as love, such as "Roman Holiday". Although the two lovers could not get married, Rome became the witness of their eternal love. Perhaps, every girl once had a princess complex in her heart, fantasizing that one day she would be able to wear a crown and dress, surrounded by everyone, holding the prince's hand and carrying his white head with him. But one day, a real princess got tired of the dull palace life, secretly climbed over...

    • By Johanna 2022-04-23 07:01:41

      only see half

      This movie was shown by the English teacher in the third year of junior high school. I remember that the middle school entrance examination was about to take place. The English teacher said that if we got the first grade in the English test, he would show us a movie. As a result, we really got to the first grade, and the teacher had to show us a movie later, and that movie was (Roman Holiday). That was the first time we knew Audrey Hepburn, the first time we discovered the angel on earth, the...

    • By Randall 2022-04-23 07:01:41

      first touch of love

      I am familiar with this classic film, but I have never seen it, because I saw the beautiful and romantic city of Rome in the popular broadcast of Flowers and Teenagers, and I immediately watched this film while the iron was hot. How would you rate Hepburn? Eternal goddess, I think Hepburn has always been an untouchable beauty. Because it is too beautiful, I would rather not look at it, otherwise it will be dwarfed by comparison. The elegance of a princess, the cuteness of a little girl. It...

    • By Fanny 2022-04-23 07:01:41

      forever hepburn

      Today, with the rapid development of the film industry, it is a miracle that black and white films can be handed down for such a long time. It well represents the peak of the past, and it also tells us that it is not the brilliant technology of the film that really touches people's hearts. It's that touch of heart.
      Roman Holiday, that day is very short and very long, it is temporary and eternal, it represents the most beautiful part of our time, and every time I think of it, I am moved as...

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    • By Salma 2023-09-26 05:49:01

      The bridge is somewhat romantic. The origin of Hepburn's...

    • By Devyn 2023-09-25 01:09:09

      The love story of a noble woman and a male reporter, although very cliché, is very romantic and hilarious, which is very in line with the "dream-making" side of the movie. The part where the shoe is dropped is the highlight, and the scenes of the stone lion biting his hand (mouth of truth) and the riotous dance (guitar smashing his head) make people laugh. Audrey Hepburn is very good at acting, but unfortunately I just don't have any feelings for her....

    • By Kellen 2023-07-21 21:26:57

      One day is more eternal (poof), and the pure trust and understanding in the end is based on the lies that provided a lot of jokes before, the identity dislocation, the real scene of Rome, the lovely people of Italy, the two faces that can’t be seen enough, the elegant body, the classic A romantic comedy that ends with pride rather than regret. Beijing Film Festival...

    • By Dee 2023-07-13 14:21:48

      I didn't expect it to look so good, it looks so much better than I expected~ If I designed the ending, I would use the princess to look at the photo, see this one on the poster of the two, smile, and then finish~ The world looks like Gregory Pike The same gentlemen are too few, princesses should be careful when they go...

    • By Adelbert 2023-07-10 17:52:50

      The beautiful Audrey Hepburn, this kind of plot doesn't feel old-fashioned at all. Generally, it is about giving up identity and reputation for love. Princess Anne knew the responsibility she shouldered and gave up her love. Audrey Hepburn interprets this feeling. Well...

    Movie plot

    Princess Anne, as the heir to the throne, will visit major cities in Europe. As soon as the news came out, it caused a great sensation. The last stop of Princess Anne’s European tour was Rome. Princess Anne wanted to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Rome to her fullest, but the attendants refused because they were noble princesses and were not suitable for showing up in front of the people of the Li people, and injected her. sedative....
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    Making highlights

    1. At the beginning of the movie, the elderly gentleman who danced with Princess Anna said to her in Hindi: "I want to die on this ship."
    2. Joe (Gregory Parker) pretended that his hand was bitten off by the mouth of the stone statue. One of the scenes was an improvisation by Parker. When he took his hand out of the stone, he hid it in his sleeve, which was a gag learned from Reid Skotton. This episode surprised Hepburn, so the scene...
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    Wear shots

    1. Return to the palace after bidding farewell to Bradley. In the first scene, Anna's hairstyle is different between different shots. Especially between the middle shot and the close-up, her bangs changed.
    2. When Joe Bradley followed Anna through the street, people were watching the filming, not as comfortable as usual.
    3. When Joe and Anna met in the square, the time displayed by the big clock was 11 o'clock, and a few minutes later,...
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    Background creation

    The plan for this movie was first proposed by Frank Capra in 1949, and he hoped to star Gary Grant and Elizabeth Taylor. The screenwriter of the film, Dalton Trombeau, was blacklisted by the Committee on Non-American Activities in the U.S. House of Representatives, and production was repeatedly blocked.
    William Wheeler just finished the serious "Heiress" and "Detective Story" and wanted to try a romantic comedy, so he took the film....
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    Evaluation action

    If in the history of film, an actress has obtained the status of a goddess through a film, there is no doubt that only Audrey Hepburn and her "Roman Holiday". And the hairstyle and clothing trend that she set off at the time has become a beautiful extension of this legend. (Sina Online Review) 
    The plot of "Roman Holiday" is simple, but it has become a world classic with the successful performance of the male and female protagonists...
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    Movie quotes

    • Princess Ann: [as Ann and Joe dance] Hello.

      Joe Bradley: Hello.

      Princess Ann: Mr. Bradley, if you don't mind my saying so, I think you are a ringer.

      Joe Bradley: Wha - oh, thanks very much.

      Princess Ann: You spent the whole day doing things I've always wanted to. Why?

      Joe Bradley: I don't know. Seemed the thing to do.

    • Mario Delani, hairdresser: [holding Ann's long hair] All off?

      Princess Ann: All off.

      Mario Delani, hairdresser: [seconds later] Are you sure?

      Princess Ann: Yes!

    • Joe Bradley: [after swimming ashore] All right?

      Princess Ann: Fine. How are you?

      Joe Bradley: Oh, fine!

      [they laugh]

      Joe Bradley: Say, you know, you were great back there.

      Princess Ann: You weren't so bad yourself.

      Joe Bradley: [kisses her] Well... I guess we'd better get Irving's car and get out of here.