The work directed by Frank Capra, at first glance, is an adventure love between a rich woman and an ordinary man, but it is similar to Roman Holiday, and it is also a male reporter, but the compact plot, romantic and light-hearted style, makes you feel at all. Not wanting to shut down the movie, but eagerly looking forward to what will happen next.
Clark Gable also changed my outlook. In "Gone with the Wind", it was somewhat uncomfortable. The ruffian energy at the beginning didn't feel like this was the hero at all, and slowly I accepted it, here it is. Glad it was him.
Note: "Roman Holiday" 1953, the plan for this film was first proposed by Frank Capra in 1949, and the production was hindered because the screenwriter of the film was blacklisted. It was later taken over by William Wheeler
Now, unless there is a strong sense of substitution or a special favorite, I will not give five stars, because of the few movies I love. The previous five stars don't count.
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