Breakfast at Tiffany's

Breakfast at Tiffany's is another romantic comedy of Audrey

Hepburn.

The story is about a daily ritual for Holly Golightly, a social

butterfly who hosts parties, entertains drunken men, and

dreams of owning a horse farm in Mexico. When Paul Varjak

(George Peppard) moves into a neighboring apartment --

courtesy of his rich patroness -- he is instantly enchanted

by the ditzy, sweet-natured Holly.

But for all Holly's fun, Paul starts to realize that all is not well

with her. She's desperate to marry rich, visits a notorious gangster,

and hides that she was an illiterate teen bride. As Holly's life starts

to deteriorate, Paul sets out to show her what her life will be like

without real love.

Audrey Hepburn in SABRINA

Sabrina is a lovely film of Audrey and the story is:

"Sabrina" (Hepburn) is the daughter of the chauffeur at the

palatial Larabee estate. She's also in love with the ne'er-do-

well second son, David (William Holden), but is sent away

to Paris to attend a cooking school. And with the help of a

fairy godcount, she gains sophistication, ambition, and

confidence... as well as the ability to make a souffle

properly ("A woman unhappily in love, she forgets to

turn on the oven!").

When she returns to the Larabees' estate, David is instantly

smitten. But even if marrying a chauffeur's daughter were

okay with his family, his brother Linus (Humphrey Bogart)

has arranged a business marriage for David. And to make

sure David doesn't run off with Sabrina, Linus begins

wooing her too... and falling in love for real.

Roman Holiday

Roman Holiday is story of a bored young Princess Ann

(Hepburn) goes on a "Roman Holiday", when she gets

upset, is sedated by a doctor, and has an odd reaction

to it. Soon she has wandered out of the Palace and into

the streets of Rome, where she is found by struggling

American journalist Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck).

Since she appears to be drunk, he takes her home.

When Joe realized that he has the missing Princess

in his apartment, he takes her on a whirlwind tour

of Rome, with his pal taking photographs for a full

article. But he doesn't count on falling in love with

Ann. And Ann has tough choice to make ... should

she give up her royal life and stay with Joe, or fulfil

her responsibilities as a princess?

This is really a lovely and romantic film which turned

out to be a smashing success for Audrey, as she won

an Oscar as Best Actress from this film.