Director:
William WylerMúsica:
Georges AuricReparto:
Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn, Eddie Albert, Hartley Power, Harcourt Williams, Margaret Rawlings, Tullio Carminati, Paolo Carlini, Claudio Ermelli (más)Streaming (4)
Sinopsis(1)
Durante una visita a Roma, Ana, la joven princesa de un pequeño país centroeuropeo que detesta sus obligaciones y desea pasar inadvertida, se escapa de palacio para visitar la ciudad de incógnito. Así conoce a Joe, un periodista americano que busca una exclusiva y finge desconocer su verdadera identidad. La pareja vivirá entonces unas jornadas inolvidables. (Paramount Pictures España)
(más)Reseñas (10)
Una película encantadora con una Audrey encantadora y un Peck carismático aunque algo tieso. ¿O alguien puede ver una mirada de enamoramiento en su rostro? Eso no reduce la química entre ellos. Un guión juguetonamente imaginativo, la vivacidad de la cultura italiana, el ingenio y la aventura, y sobre todo la bonita idea que se desprende de la premisa en la que se basa la trama romántica.
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No entiendo realmente dónde radica el encanto de esta obra. Me parece que se sitúa al lado de las grotescas comedias de Laurel y Hardy y en muchos momentos me aburrí terriblemente. Y la información de que esta película es una de las mejores 200 y ocupa el puesto 65, sinceramente me dejó sin palabras. No tengo nada en contra de las leyendas Peck y Hepburn, pero esta ridiculez no me atrajo en absoluto. Sin embargo, sirvió como una guía de qué lugares visitar en Roma.
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A wonderful love story with a lovely Audrey Hepburn and a charming Gregory Peck. The final scene, the meeting of the princess with the press corps, brought tears to my eyes. I had no idea I was so romantic...
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A pleasant and easygoing film from the most beautiful city I have ever been to and which, like Princess Anna, I will never forget.
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The purest of stories, one that touches your heart. Audrey Hepburn's angelic grace and Gregory Peck's charisma worked together wonderfully in their day in an amazingly witty comedy with truly believable romance. And just when I started thinking that William Wyler was overdoing it a bit, the ending came with the press conference and the climax full of deep gazes, the sweetest smile, and a stylish farewell...
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Audrey was sweet as always, plus she and Gregory lit up the screen. The beginning was funny, as time went on the joke faded and you could slowly feel what was coming. And then a bittersweet ending comes, what else? Say goodbye and face your responsibilities. A black and white romantic comedy that I can easily recommend to everyone. It's not stupid like the ones that are currently being made in Hollywood. A better 4 stars.
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I was really looking forward to Roman Holiday, but it doesn't compare to what I actually got! I could say without hesitation that this is the best romantic film of all time, and that would still be an understatement. A gorgeous Audrey Hepburn (does she also reminds you of Natalie Portman?), a handsome Gregory Peck and magical Rome full of beautiful ancient monuments. An unforgettable combination that runs like clockwork. 100%
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A romantic comedy with all the trimmings, as it should be. A great leading couple, music and lots of funny scenes and spoken passages. I was thinking about 4*, but since it impressed me in its own way (especially thanks to Audrey Hepburn), I'll add one.
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A well-made romantic comedy from a time when gallons of pathos didn't have to compensate for the writers' incompetence because it wasn't necessary. America's obsession with the fact that the cheeky island has what America lacks is manifested by the constant making of films about various princesses and other noblemen, but when it comes to Roman Holiday, I don’t mind in the least. I guess it's because it's a real film with real actors and real performances, whereas most other similar American films are trash.
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Watching this duo is simply a joy. Peck and Hepburn understand each other wonderfully, and there's essential chemistry between them. You'll simply fall in love with them, especially because they're in Rome, and this is essentially a fairy tale about a princess and a prince who, unfortunately, isn't of noble birth. A beautiful example of how Hollywood knew how to film romances that are beautiful, emotive, and narratively intriguing. I'm just almost afraid that the past tense is appropriate here.
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