As far as Billy Wilder's script is concerned, this play is not very good. But there was Audrey Hepburn, who was very popular at the time. At that time, she was starting to cooperate with Givenchy, and she went to receive an Oscar between films, which was the beginning of her vase career. The actor Humphrey Bogart was reluctant to accept the script, and indeed this role was awkward for him. He has always been accustomed to staying away from the crowd. Even if he was the hero of a black-and-white love story, he had to be in Casablanca, and Yi Bo Yuntian drove his lover and her husband to the airport. All that's left in Sabrina is the Givenchy fashion show and the dull performances.
But at some point, when Bogart talks about someone he once loved, he almost jumps off the office balcony for her. When Hepburn's eyes were slightly moist, he said that he couldn't make dessert for him today. When he asked her to sing La vie en rose for him, I had every reason to believe it was a true love story.
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