I;m glad. My Dad cried and he was tres macho; I take after him and I'm proud, and you're a lovely guy

That scene makes me cry every time.

Audrey was and is the greatest female of all time in the world of beauty.

I'm 65 and just watched it last weekend. Ending rain & cat scene is fantastic.

Nobody cares about your age it doesn't make you better then other 14 year olds. It just beans you have different taste.

Don't pay any attention to that other person. It's ok to be 14 and don't let anyone try to make you feel bad about yourself.

Who are you trying to kid? Read your original statement. You weren't trying to protect her from anything. Leave the girl alone ahole!

I'm not trying to kid anybody tbh idrc about her safety idk her, but you trying to play the socially acceptable loser isn't helping by promoting unsafe practices. Also nobody cares she's 14. She's just using it as an excuse to make her feel better (since her taste is different from most kids) and more mature than people her age which is an immature and lame trend happening all over youtube. Just because she share the same interests as most adults now a days then people her age like her parents doesn't make her special if anything it would make he more susceptible to being identified as an outcast or loser in high school. Which isn't likely for this just characteristic but if she did this would other things it would increase the likelihood.

Sorahearts1X You don't know half of what you think you know, you shitter.

NYC itself is a character in the film. There is no place like it. I never lived there, but went in frequently for my freelance career. I still claim it as my working home !

well she died in 1993 so yeah.....

@@johnk1006 63 was far too young:( cancer is horrible

She sadly passed away already in 1993.

That amazing cat was also in the Disney movie Thomasina. 😽

The music swells, the rain,the cat smashed between them and that kiss.

Well said. Its probably one of my top five favorite films. Peace friend ❤

I agree, what's with the other comments?

Amen 🙏 and Well said!!!

Ditto!

There is no other film!!! (you have class, dear!)

I was a very little kid in NYC,at the time this was made;but i still remember the Taxis of that time;and the opening shot,with the handsome art-deco [winged back] taxicab,is just so beautiful to me.

JulesRoyal t

Lillian Arguello Breakfast At Tiffany's and Funny Face are my two favorite Movies with Audrey Hepburn

Audrey is the greatest. Have you seen Amelie? So Great. www.imdb.com/title/tt0211915/

Roman Holiday that is for me although I do love Breakfast At Tiffany's.

i think he meant working with him since George was so spoiled

He meant as a human being. He was known to be a spoiled bastard.

Chelsea Anne k

Well, it's no secret that when the project was being developed, Steve McQueen was the first choice to play Paul. And facts be known, John Frankenheimer was originally slated to direct the film, not Blake Edwards. But this is one of the instances when everything (apart from Mickey Rooney) worked out for the best. I think McQueen was too edgy to be convincing as Patricia Neal's prize trophy boy, but George Peppard pulled it off effortlessly - and he had dynamite chemistry with Hepburn. Also, Frankenheimer could never have directed the celebrated party scene as effectively as Edwards.

Would Paul Newman have been a strong contender, or was he busy on some other project?

You don't remember how sophisticated people were, dressed, and behaved in public??? You must have been a small child then.

Hey ! give me a break, I grew up in Chelsea MA. It was a gritty working class town. Now it's a sanctuary city so I guess it was better back then, I just didn't appreciate it in those days.

art deco taxis......gorgeous........

ahh....this is set in NYC[Greenwich Village,a hip Bohemian enclave] ,in case ya hadn't known;not,Chowderville USA.

Al Campbell I agree with you, Al. During that time, I was around 10 or 11 yrs old. All was not “peaches & cream” but ppl had a sense of STANDARD during that time, there was a line that you just don’t pass; There is just some things you didn’t do “in public”. I think ppl had a sense of DECENCY and majority of society have lost that. The world is at the “bottom of the barrel” now...even with all its technology, education, glitz & glamour. 2/21/19.

you are right!, I dont know why but I felt in love of Audrey when watched this movie; and I watched it so many times. Audrey has something special!!

I agree, Audrey was a sweet sophisticated lady who was wise beyond her years. I loved how she defended herself by saying "over my dead body" in keeping the Moon River Song. She will always be an inspiration to me. Thank You Audrey! 🙂

A gorgeous couple , a gorgeous man , gorgeous woman , beautiful movie , beautiful music score.

You can buy fat lips and a tan you can never purchase class which doesn't cost a penny

Genevieve Raaijmakers Paul!

I felt he was replaceable and forgettable.

@@SheriSoltes He definitely was. It's not one of those performances you look at & think "He was perfect, I can't imagine anyone else in that role", there's numerous actors I could've envisioned being better for it.

Ooh yes

Even Audrey Hepburn couldn't stand him during production, and she gets along with everyone. But I've read that they became (and stayed) close friends after the shooting wrapped. That seemed to be a pattern with Peppard. (Likeable after hours but a nightmare to work with)

There IS no other film!!

Can’t forget the movie was directed by the Julie Andrews husband 💁🏽‍♀️💁🏽‍♀️

I know he was very handsome,

In a team he was an old military wisky men haha

A life of heavy smoking and drinking took its toll on him.

Must be because there isn't talent like them anymore.

So handsome.

M.M. would have made it TRASHIER.!!!!! Sorry, but no comparison at all.!!!

You have excellent taste, my dear!! (and you're absolutely correct about today's cinema--mostly trash!!)

Try Philadelphia Story and Bringing Up Baby with Katherine Hepburn and His Gal Friday with Rosalind Russell. These are “screwball comedies”. Made earlier. More broad comedy but very stylish, fun and endearing.

Shut up

You need to see Funny face

Watch roman holiday.

Next, watch Sabrina! Or Charade, or My Fair Lady, or Love in the Afternoon! Just watch all of Audrey's films :)

In my opinion even Paris When It Sizzles is incredible, even though Audrey thought it was the worst. And how to steal a million is also one of my favourites. Basically all her movies haha...

👍))

i am straight woman, but gosh, she was so incredibly beautiful.

@Transplanted1 true.

Wall Street 1972 5:00 am.

@Transplanted1 Yes! That's exactly how I felt. I was staying in a Hotel on the UWS and decided to wake up early and go for walk... everything was so quiet and peaceful and it was "all mine".

Henry Mancini considered her rendition of the song to be definitive.

Yes,Marilyn Monroe's eroticism on steroids,would have overpowered the part;Audrey Hepburn,was perfect.

Capote wanted Monroe, he wrote the part with her in mind. I wouldn't have loved the film as much if they'd have cast Monroe. She's fine & all but Audrey I just adore, period.

@@NoirFan84 The original Capote book was grittier so it would never have captured people’s imagination and Marilyn would not have made the movie fashionly iconic. I read in a biography about Audrey that quoted some director saying that “her sexiness entered through the heart, not through the groin”. She was just magical.

Political correctness is a disease that is eroding society and dividing people. There is not one positive anything about it.

I love Japan and the Japanese people and I thought Yunioshi was hilarious.

It did and is cringe worth but it is 1950s attitudes. The movie gives you a historical glimpse of late 50s early 60s NY life. For a decade or so after the war such attitudes about Japan were common even amongst the elite, racism in general was an undiscussed subject.

It was probably a little rude and I'm not going to justify stereotyping anyone. But the thing is that White nationalities get stereotypes too. Like the Scots or the Irish or the Germans or the Italians. Look at the Simpsons. I thought Apu was a lovable character and didn't see him as a racist slur against Indian people. But a big fuss was made. Yet there's been no similar fuss made over groundskeeper Willie stereotyping Scots!

You are only half . Plus this does not make it okay and justify it anyhow . Let’s just say it was a very different time and it will be forever a piece of history . Correct or not . The film is still beautiful nonetheless .

November 1963.

We lost direction when the motion picture industries came under new ownerships and the fast buck became more important than the quality of the writing!

I'd say around mid 1970s and Jaws first came into the movie theaters. Jaws was a Blockbuster which started the summer movie craze which started less and less human stories and dialogue but more action and then bigger action with bigger special effects and...well you get the picture.

blootm4ever i love the 40-50s ❤️

blootm4ever...It was an exciting era of innocence, hope, romance, prosperity & patriotism when dreams could easily be made real......gone & it will never be again. I lived in this era.

it all ended Nov. 1963

i like this era but i think in current times there should be people like us who like older stuff because it keeps it relevant and still alive

God Yes. 😩

Another one I haven't seen in awhile,sweet movie

The Mr Yunioshi character is rather ridiculous & is completely out of place in this movie. I don't see why they just didn't play it more straight, you could still have Rooney play a funny, bumbling landlord without the ridiculous Japanese caricature. Rather unnecessary & silly, I can see why he would change it if he had the chance.

...and went downhill from there, despite his looks! Must have needed the dough an awful lot to have done The A Team!

I wondered why he never became a big star after this movie and then washed up in the mid 1980s in the A-Team TV series

Why do people today always seem to confuse realism with jaded pessimistic soap opera? The objective reality is that we're all individuals who make choices about how we want our stories to go. Yes, some people make ugly choices but some don't. Happy endings are just as realistic as tragic ones.

Yes the whole audience noticed that and this movie was real disaster because of one clock timing!

To Nairuulagch How wrong you are...this movie was NEVER a real disaster. It was and will always be a true success, one of the few from Hollywood. You are correct regarding the timing of the clock but that was never viewed by anyone except you as a disaster. People paid no attention if they were seeing and hearing the true story.

Rita you have to read some books your head is full of useless girly talks. It really need to improve.

Nairuulagch tick tock comes the troll