| Roman Holiday | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1953) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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#1921 |
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| Gregory Peck | Joe Bradley | |
| Audrey Hepburn | Princess Ann | |
| Eddie Albert | Irving Radovich | |
| Hartley Power | Mr. Hennessy | |
| Harcourt Williams | Ambassador | |
| Margaret Rawlings | Countess Vereberg | |
| Tullio Carminati | General Provno | |
| Paolo Carlini | Mario Delani | |
| Claudio Ermelli | Giovanni | |
| Paola Borboni | Charwoman | |
| Alfredo Rizzo | Taxicab Driver | |
| Laura Solari | Hennessy's Secretary | |
| Gorella Gori | Shoe Seller | |
| Armando Ambrogi | Man on Phone | |
| Armando Annuale | Admiral Dancing with Princess |
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| Producer |
Lester Koenig
Robert Wyler |
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| Writer |
Dalton Trumbo
Ian McLellan Hunter |
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| Cinematography |
Henri Alekan
Franz Planer |
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| Musician |
Georges Auric
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Cosseted European princess who goes AWOL in Rome and is soon taken under the wing of tabloid journalist Joe Peck and his photographer sidekick, Irving Radovich. She thinks the boys don't suspect who she really is, but they're onto her -- and sense a sensational story if they can just keep Princess Ann handlers from retrieving her too soon. |
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