Originally posted by: Abhi911
I liked 'Roman Holiday' better than 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' also. Audrey Hepburn redefines the words- classy and elegant, almost as if the words were custom-made for her. While in BATiff she played the role a coquettish woman with ease, here she beautifully waltzed into the role of a princess bitten by the winds of liberty. Even Greggory Peck seemed to drift into the background.
I loved the way they handled the whole plot, especially the ending. The fact that she gracefully accepted her reality and went off her way, the treatment meted out to the last scene was truly appreciable. Even the fact that the photographer friend handed her all her pictures was a remarkable gesture, unlike the usual craftly plot.
Oh, and she looked stunning in the last scene, in that knee-length white gown. Even in that schoolgirl apparel, she looked so cute! I love those kind of dresses.
PS- Do you have any Audrey Hepburn sigs?
I loved her in Sabrina, one of my favourite films. I watched it after I watched that film Yeh Dillagi which I think was a copy of it.
There's something so pure about her in Sabrina...and I loved her chemistry with Bogart, esp. in that song La Vie En Rose when he's trying to keep her away from his brother. I also liked her in Funny Face even though I didn't like the film itself that much. Or rather, I liked the film but Fred Astaire was way too old (and old-looking) for her. I liked their witty chemistry though, in the early scenes...but it seemed way too much like cradle-snatching for me to root for them to get married 😆 And though I liked My Fair Lady, maybe it's because I've seen Pygmalion that I didn't enjoy MFL as much. Plus since her voice was dubbed anyway, it really detracted from that enjoyment.
The funny thing is, she has a slim filmography, yet she is so pervasive in the world of Hollywood...she was, I think, more a STAR than an actor, and I don't think that is a criticism of her. I don't know which modern actress I could compare her to, to make the point without insulting her 😆 She just had this effervescent quality that overrode any objections to her acting talent...if there were any.
And to top it off, she was a fantastic human being, by all accounts so kind, giving and loving.
I don't have sigs that I made, but I did find these somewhere online at some point, so I guess you are free to use them 😆
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