Has a real charm and sense of innocence to it
Roman Holiday is called a classic romantic comedy and for good reason. It has a real charm and innocence to it. Audrey Hepburn is a princess from some European royal family who is stifled by tradition and protocol. She wants to live and finds that opportunity when she meets journalist Gregory Peck who wants to use her for a story but ends up falling for her. The two have a real chemistry for each other and the movie was made entirely in Rome using it as a great backdrop. One minute Hepburn and Peck are riding a scooter through the seats of the city the next they’re looking at the famous Coliseum. There are some really funny moments as well like when the two run into Eddie Albert and Peck drops drinks on him, kicks his leg and chair from out from under him to try to stop exposing him being a reporter. I really liked the ending as well because it’s not what you expect from a Hollywood release.
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