Roman Holiday (1953)
Roman Holiday (1953)
7.9/10 Great 2360 votes
- Runtime
- 118 min
- Original title
- Roman Holiday
- Language
- en
What it is about
Trailer
Cast
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Gregory Peck
Joe Bradley -
Audrey Hepburn
Princess Ann -
Eddie Albert
Irving Radovich -
Hartley Power
Mr. Hennessy -
Harcourt Williams
Ambassador -
Margaret Rawlings
Countess Vereberg -
Tullio Carminati
General Provno -
Paolo Carlini
Mario Delani -
Claudio Ermelli
Giovanni - Paola Borboni Charwoman
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Alfredo Rizzo
Cab Driver -
Laura Solari
Hennessy's Secretary -
Gorella Gori
Shoe Seller -
Armando Annuale
Admiral Dancing with Princess (uncredited) -
Maurizio Arena
Young Boy with Car (uncredited)
Crew
- Director William Wyler
- Screenplay John Dighton
- Screenplay Ian McLellan Hunter
- Screenplay Dalton Trumbo
- Original Music Composer Georges Auric
- Director of Photography Henri Alekan
- Director of Photography Franz Planer
- Editor Robert Swink
- Producer William Wyler
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What viewers said
Lighthearted and enjoyable comedy featuring two wonderful and charismatic performances by Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn in her first major role. Last saw this 12 years ago and still fun to this day. **4.5/5**
JPV852 — 9/10 · read in full
**Considered by many to be the first and greatest film of Audrey Hepburn's career.** What is special about this film? Really, little. The story is very simple: it is the almost adolescent escape of a young princess who, tired of the responsibilities and visibility inherent in a crown, decides to distract herself and live her youth for a few hours. […]
Filipe Manuel Neto — 9/10 · read in full
Audrey Hepburn is the visiting princess "Ann" whose whistle-stop tour of Europe reaches Rome. Put to bed, as usual, she decides to don some ordinary clothes and venture out for a bit of exploring. Now, initially I thought she was going to hook up with some swarthy, tousled, Lothario but nope - she meets American journalist Gregory Peck - quite the epitome of the ordinary "Joe"! […]
CinemaSerf — 7/10 · read in full