Roman Holiday, What A Lovely Film.

[piggynose]

does anybody remember watching it?

[emmie]

with Audrey Hepburn?

[jno]

yes. Goes on a bit at the end but Princess Ann is lovely.

[piggynose]

So only 3 of us have seen it, ah well thats more one at least.

[Canary42]

Yes, I enjoyed it immensely. But anything with the lovely Audrey is worth watching.

[Karolina82]

Gregory Peck's character has a Pulitzer Prize-winning scoop yet he gives the priceless photographs to the Princess as a souvenir.
Wonderful location photography and a sad but memorable ending.
One of my favourite films.

[LadyCG]

I loved all her films but Breakfast at Tiffany's was my favourite. She was a beautiful woman.

[piggynose]

I thought i was a film buff, but had never heard of this gem before the other day. Its got to be one of the best films i´m likely to see regarding location. It also has a sad story connected to me. I was deprived of going on a school trip to Rome in the early 70s, as money was pretty short in our house. So once this pesty virus is over and done with I will need to pay a visit there.

[jno]

it's a great city and very walkable, piggynose. Keep your wallet out of sight, though.

[carolegif]

Audrey Hepburn was wonderful. So slim, but sadly this was because she lived under nazi occupation in WW2 when they had nothing to eat. Maria Callas saw her in that film and decided to diet to look like her.