Hahaha, the story of Givenchy and Hepburn is also very interesting.

Rosario 2022-03-21 09:02:10

It's very interesting. It is said that Hepburn was not famous at the time, and it was not released on Roman Holiday. Givenchy heard that Hepburn was choosing costumes for "Dragon and Phoenix", and was very happy, thinking it was Katherine Hepburn, but when the door opened, it was a firewood girl she didn't know. !

Lao Ji is very annoying and won't give her the clothes of the season. Hepburn asked about the clothes from last season, please give me one. Lao Ji was entangled, and reluctantly agreed. Hepburn chose the one for the train station by herself, but when Lao Ji saw it, hey, this little girl really knows how to choose clothes. I was happy to give her three pieces.

Later, this film won an Oscar for Best Costume Award, but the designer in charge of costume styling happily went to accept the award (it seems to be her Roman Holiday stylist, named Hyde, a big sister), nothing Laoji It's up! Old Ji was mad to death. Hepburn also knew that he was sorry for Lao Ji, so he simply kicked off the shape and ran away with Lao Ji. Every time I make a movie in the future, I will find Lao Ji in charge of the costume styling. Lao Ji said that Hepburn was his goddess of art.

PS Hepburn's original stylist was also very annoyed, but Sister Hyde is really talented, and she turned her hand into a big star Kelly, who was Hitchcock's favorite blonde, and later became the Princess of Monaco.

The above are rumors. Sister Hyde was also responsible for some of Hepburn's film styles later, so it may be a normal working relationship.

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  • Benny 2022-03-21 09:02:10

    The script lines are humorous enough, and Hepburn's acting is bad enough.

  • Deangelo 2022-04-22 07:01:32

    The lines are very Hollywood, I feel that neither Hepburn nor Bogart exudes their original charm, and the foreshadowing of the boss falling in love with Sabrina is not enough.

Sabrina quotes

  • David Larrabee: What's so constructive about marrying Elizabeth Tyson?

    Linus Larrabee: [offering a sheet of plastic] Taste it.

    David Larrabee: [licks it] It's sweet.

    Linus Larrabee: That's right. It's made of sugar cane.

    David Larrabee: Sugar cane. Wait a minute. This wouldn't have anything to do with the fact that the Tysons own the largest holdings of sugar cane in Puerto Rico, would it?

    Linus Larrabee: Second largest. The largest have no daughter.

    David Larrabee: It's all beginning to make sense. Mr. Tyson owns the sugarcane, you own the formula for the plastics, and I'm supposed to be offered up as a human sacrifice on the altar of the industrial progress. Is that it?

    Linus Larrabee: You make it sound so vulgar, David, as if the son of the hot dog dynasty were being offered in marriage to the daughter of the mustard king. Surely... surely you don't object to Elizabeth Tyson just because her father happens to have twenty million dollars? That's very narrow-minded of you, David.

    David Larrabee: Just one thing you overlooked. I haven't proposed, and she hasn't accepted.

    Linus Larrabee: Oh, don't worry. I proposed and Mr. Tyson accepted.

    David Larrabee: Did you kiss him?

  • Oliver Larrabee: Now, I'm not saying that all Larrabees have been saints. There was a Thomas Larrabee who was hung for piracy, and there was a Benjamin Larrabee who was a slave trader, and there was my great-great uncle, Joshua Larrabee, who was shot in Indiana while attempting to rob a train, but there NEVER was a Larrabee who behaved as David Larrabee has behaved here tonight!

    David Larrabee: And exactly what have I done?