You mean the best make up of the era? Maria Callas invited her to eat to find out her french make up artist 's name and then got the same style which she also had for many years...😉 Those women artists had incredibly heavy heavy make ups in the fifties and sixties
My mother has cancer and she was telling me how worried she is about her hair growing back out after losing it all in chemo. She says she's never liked a short haircut, but then I mentioned Roman holiday and now she's excited!
If it falls out, it will grow back better then before - thicker and healthy. Mine didn't fall out despite aggresive chemo, which was waist length, stick straight red hair, but instead turned dark brown and wavy. I'm in my 50s and have zero grey, so it's worth losing the red! I hope your mom is doing well - I'm now cured from stage 4 colorectal cancer - it's all in the attitude! (if you know you'll beat it, you will and I was given 9 months to live 10 years ago).
@@debbieb5861 I'm really glad you're better :) Please consider the meaning of your words though - you're implying if someone dies of cancer, it was because they had the wrong attitude. That hurts - last year I watched helplessly as my mum was carried away by an extremely aggressive breast cancer. She was a fighter till the end and literally died talking about the things she was going to do when she was better, she 100% believed she would beat it. So no, it's not all in the attitude - please don't blame victims :( They are no longer here to speak for themselves.
@@vacafuega I am not intending that at all - I not only lost my husband to cancer but also my dad and mother-in-law to the same cancer I had (husband had a different kind). I just know what attitude can do for the battle- once my dad lost hope, he was gone in 2 weeks. I would encourage anyone afflicted to keep knowing they will beat it as they have nothing to lose but the most precious gift they own - life! I'm really sorry for your loss and know I'm clearing it up right now that it's no one's fault but the tragic cost of a horrible disease still not preventable. I now speak to cancer groups and centers to give hope and really hope I cleared things up for you. I'm not going to over analyze my words but I do appreciate your comment. I am a victim of cancer and will never stand to be accused of something I did not and will not do!
This scene is funny, but also does some good things for the plot. First, it shows the princess thinking for herself and being decisive, breaking away from always being told what to do. Second, it introduces the hairdresser character (who will reappear) as well as describing the dance boat where a climactic scene will take place that night. And finally, it explains how the princess can go unrecognized during her day on the town, having adventures. I laugh at 1:40 when she looks in the mirror and suddenly has second thoughts and starts to get scared and uncertain, whereas, for the first time, the hairdresser instead sees the possibilities of what he can do with her newly-shortened hair and is no longer exasperated with what she's told him to do.
I was 7 years old when my mother took me and my sister to see Roman Holiday and never forget this scene. I felt in love with Audrey. Now I am 71 years old and she is my sweet heart ❤️🌹❤️
Hahahaha, the way in which Gregory Peck's character approached that girl and tried to borrow her camera would get him arrested these days. Creepy? Maybe just a lot.😬
This reminds me of a similar situation I've been through. 3years ago I had very long hair, it reached under my butt to the point I would sometimes sit on it if I wasn't careful. But I was tired of having it so long, it didn't curl well anymore, had lost all volume and vitality and basically I hated it, so I went to a hairdresser and asked her to cut my hair at the same level Audrey asked in this video and everyone in the salon started screaming. The scene took place in Algeria and there girls like to have long princess hair so they all thought I was out of my mind. Every woman (hairdressers AND clients) in the room tried to convince me not to cut that much because that was insane. So in the end I got the same haircut as Nancy Wheeler in the season 2 of Stranger things (slightly above the shoulders). But before the hairdresser could cut the tension was so epic, everyone was staring as if my name just got selected for the Hunger games, the hairdresser braided my hair, asked me about 10times if I was sure about this and had to breath several times before cutting, and when she cut the braid everyone gasped, she held the 50cm braid in her hands like Harry holding Dobby's corpse it was so dramatic it was almost ridiculous. She then put the braid in a bag for me to keep. After that she did my hair normally, I was glad I got my curls back but the whole salon looked traumatised for life lmao
I can't even get the hairdresser to cut short enough. My hair grows fast but I get a skin allergy if I have it long. I know it's not the style but I just don't want hair on my neck or my bangs in my eyes.
I had long hair, just above my butt, and had it cut off and my head shaved in January this year. It's the second time I've done it, the first being in 2011, for the Australian Leukemia Foundation. It is an annual event we call The World's Greatest Shave. I will donate much hair to make a wig once the pandemic lockdown is over. I've been shaving my head ever since. I'm 59 years old! Lol
@@MissCaraMint I just checked out your channel. I love your blond hair! I have usually preferred to keep my hair red, but within the past year I let my dark ash brown roots grow out, and apparently a lot of my hair is turning white.
standrew Haha thanks. It’s been a while since I cut it now. And I’ve been growing it out since. I used to be almost this blond as a child so I knew it would look at least ok on me, but the upkeep is a bit annoying. Red is a nice color. Are we talking copper or fire engin?
Audrey Hepburn has been big star all over the world but there’s a distinct difference in audience’s favourite Hepburn movie between the West and the East. While Breakfast at Tiffany’s was her signature movie in most Western countries (except maybe in Italy), Roman Holiday is *by far* the most beloved Hepburn movie in Asia, particularly in Japan. In fact her haircut in this movie was so phenomenally popular that it created a “Hepburn-cut” frenzy in the post-war Japan.
She looked so beautiful with long hair, but she did look stunning with short hair, she was a classy woman, so beautiful and kind.Audrey Hepburn is no doubt in a class of her own. She was and is someone to look up to, I can't think of anyone else , if only there was more women like her, if only I could be. RIP Audrey Hepburn🌹
Francie Odendahl Are you a fool? A grown man walks up to an unsupervised minor (a girl to top it off) and starts touching her without permission and even tries to take the camera without permission. He’s clearly taking advantage of the girls naïvety and attempting to steal. “What’s the big deal”. God.
location: 85 Via della Stamperia across from the trevi fountain. It is kind of sad to see how worn down and almost dirty rome looks now compared to how it looked in the movie.
The youger crowd never saw that movie. Audrey is so cute ! I went to see the movie the next day again, just for this one scene ! It was very daring in those days !!
If there ever was an enchanting and beautiful lady, it was Audrey. She carried the natural innocence around her personality which no other woman ever did. Can you come back to this world again?
The hairdressers reaction is literally my parents towards my sister. She begged them for permission to cut her hair super short for many years and they were completely against it. But after she did, the compliments came rushing in. I’m like “are y’all for real?”. Anyways what I’m trying to get is that take risks, do what you want and don’t listen to others bs. Because trust me, they will change their perspective after they’ve seen the results.
When I cut my hair, my mother was livid and my sister said that I looked ugly. My father was indifferent as always. I guess us uggos cannot wear short hair.
Love this part! Would you be so kind to upload when she says to the doctor "Can I keep just one light on" :-) I'm weird but I just melt seeing and hearing Audrey doing that part! Thank you!
This was literally me getting my haircut off for the first time! I was hell bent on getting a pixie cut for several months so last December my mom took me in to get my haircut. When I showed the girl a picture of what I wanted she said something like "that won't grow out good" or something like that. So she pulled out her Ipad and started showing me pictures of eather bobs or really long pixie cuts. I wanted my hair really short and I kept telling her that, so finally she gave in and after an hour of her basically trying to talk me out of cutting it all off she starting cutting my hair.
