Roman Holiday

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Mark B @Thelaser555 Oct 4, 2026 Gregory Peck always had that school master aura about him. Crusty and authoritarian but with gravitas and purpose. Yet in Roman Holiday, he morphs into a gentler, softer soul who falls for the gorgeous Audrey Hepburn, playing a rather spoilt young Princess of an obscure small country, who happens to be on her royal duties in Rome. Peck plays cynical newspaper man Joe Bradley who gets his scoop of a lifetime when he rescues Hepburn from falling asleep on a bench in the capital (unaware of her identity) and takes her back to his place. From then on a relationship develops (albeit it for another day) and Peck's photographer even snaps the 'happy couple' cavorting around Rome on a scooter and various eateries. Peck however, later relents and tells his editor he doesn't have a sensational scoop after all when Hepburn reluctantly returns to the palace. Right at the end, Hepburn discovers who Peck really is but there's an amicable, respectful conclusion. A truly wonderful, timeless movie. See more Huntin P @PaxVobiscum80 Sep 27, 2026 Exquisite, dry-eyed (I'm not crying! You're crying!) romantic comedy. Audrey Hepburn won an Oscar, her debut in a leading role, and well deserved. Her smile at the end of the movie, fighting back tears, is Oscar-worthy in itself. She plays a princess on a state visit to Rome, who finally snaps and runs away from the schedule, and has a day-off in Rome. Greg the Peck is the journalist who recognises her (eventually), then pretends he hasn't so that he can be her tour guide and escort on her unofficial holiday. He intends to make a big story and a big profit, but neither he nor the princess reckon with, what do people say today, catching feelings? He's handsome and she's adorable. See more Garrett B @gmoney637 Jul 11, 2026 A delightful comedy romance. See more R T @Pinagong777 May 13, 2026 man so this is love. love it, seriously. LIKE FYM THEY- anyway, lowkey like the manga Veil so loves loves loves! also one of my faves but my top 1 fave romcom mov See more T M @RT55749265 Mar 28, 2026 A classic of its genre. Dated of course, but to be appreciated for what it was. Romantic, humorous and fantastical. One can immediately see the appeal of Hepburn and why she then went on to have the career she did. See more YINUO P @EnochPan Mar 1, 2026 Absolutely masterpiece ！ See more Read all reviews

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