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Breakfast at Tiffany's
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- Romance
- Comedy
- 1961
- Blake Edwards
- 110 mins
- PG
Summary
Romantic drama starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard. Paul Varjak, a young writer, finds himself falling for his new neighbour, the volatile and extravagant Holly Golightly. But her ambition is to marry a millionaire.
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A star rating of 5 out of 5.
Tony Sloman
Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly has passed, happily, into cinematic folklore. Director Blake Edwards's hymn to New York high style and high living with its charming heroine, along with her cat (called "Cat") and those wonderful Johnny Mercer Moon River lyrics, has hardly dated since its release. Originally a creation of writer Truman Capote, Holly, as written for the screen by George Axelrod and portrayed by Hepburn, is quite enchanting, even though period censorship makes it rather unclear what she actually does for a living. Despite the presence of handsome George Peppard and Patricia Neal, this is Hepburn's movie, her black dress and long cigarette holder ready again to start a fashion revolution. Only Mickey Rooney's excruciating caricature of a Japanese gent seems out of kilter in what is otherwise a thoroughly entertaining and wonderfully escapist movie.
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rolenameHolly GolightlyAudrey HepburnPaul VarjakGeorge Peppard"2-E"Patricia NealDoc GolightlyBuddy EbsenOJ BermanMartin BalsamMr YunioshiMickey RooneyJoseJosé-Luis De VillalongaMag WildwoodDorothy WhitneyTiffany's clerkJohn McGiverRusty TrawlerStanley Adams
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rolenameDirectorBlake Edwards
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Theatrical distributor
BFI
Released on
2011-01-21
Languages
English | Portuguese | Japanese | French
Available on
video, DVD and Blu-ray
Formats
Colour
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