Hepburn's "Life of a Rose"

Chelsea 2022-03-26 09:01:07

One of Wilder's films is more general, mainly because the layout is relatively small. But the lines are still great. Hepburn is also quite suitable for the role, and it is not annoying to play such a silly girl at all; although the setting of Bogart's CEO's handsome man's plan is a bit of a second and moral judgment is a bit hehe, but he actually plays it well. Not dirty at all, which is the magic of this movie. In the end, I actually felt sympathy for Huahua's younger son. What's going on? ! To be able to make this kind of nonsense film so beautifully, Old Wilder is too strong. The lines are also word-by-word, and they play all kinds of puns, which has always been very cool. The supporting roles are excellent. It would have been better to use more of the parody of French food. The part of Bogart on the boat was too imposing. This kind of star was born for this kind of pose, but the two did not match up a bit, but there was an inexplicable sense of mild joy.

Raquel 2022-03-27 09:01:09

One afternoon, I compared Hepburn's original version with Sidney Pollack's new 1995 remake, and in addition to Hepburn's beauty, the only thing that won was definitely the clothing. The story design is still the latter cute, the original chef VS the new Vogue magazine assistant, the latter is more integrated into Paris feelings. PS Edith Head won the Oscar for Best Costume Award for this film, while Hepburn appeared in three suits from Givenchy, who was only 26 years old at the time.