罗马假日

酷似某人；与某人相像

派克的记者朋友说赫本是ringer，有的版本翻译成:饼印。 ringer的意思是莫名顶替的人，冒牌货，因为派克的朋友猛一见赫本，发现她长得很像公主（肯定在报道中见过公主影像），那时他不知道这就是公主，所以他那句没说完的话其实应该这样翻译--有没有人说过你长得很像一个人。所以他这句话还没说完，派克就从桌下踹了他一脚~

冒牌货 她是公主 那男的不相信

幸会 Charmed至于你说的ringer.......片子看得太久了，没有印象

这部电影的企划最早由弗兰克·卡普拉在1949年提出，他希望由加里·格兰特和伊丽莎白·泰勒主演。影片的编剧达尔顿·特朗勃当时被列入美国众议院非美活动委员会的黑名单，制作受到重重阻挠。威廉·惠勒刚拍完严肃的《女继承人》和《侦探故事》，想要尝试浪漫喜剧，于是接过本片。派拉蒙公司最初决定在好莱坞摄影棚中拍摄，但威廉·惠勒执意要到罗马实地取景，制片方妥协了。由于影片成本被控制在100万美元以下，意味女主角只能用薪酬低的新人，当时初出茅庐的赫本接到试镜电话，开始只是抱着敷衍的心情前来，没想到这无心插柳成就了影史上最传奇的一次试镜。..剧组遭遇罗马多年未遇的酷暑，演员脸上的油彩都会热到融化，还要在镜头前装作凉爽舒适的样子。和乔告别时，年轻的赫本怎么也掉不下眼泪，最终导演生气抱怨浪费胶片，她才立马哭了出来。1953年8月20日，《罗马假日》在伦敦首映，紧接着参加威尼斯电影节，最终在全世界都获得巨大成功。 .. 制作公司地区时间派拉蒙影业公司(Paramount)美国1953年发行公司地区备注派拉蒙影业公司　　(Paramount)　　　USA1953/1960West Germany1953　France1954/2006派拉蒙家庭视频公司(Paramount Home Entertainment) USA 1983 (VHS)/ (video) (laserdisc)2002 (DVD)/2006 (DVD)2008 (DVD) (2 disc set) Netherlands2003(DVD)/(VHS)Germany2004 (DVD)France 2006 (DVD) NBC电视台　USA1966 (TV) (original airing)　FilmmuseumNetherlands2004(theatrical) (re-release)Seven Films　Greece2008 (Greece) (theatrical)　CIC Victor VideoJapan　　1988/ 1994(VHS).First TradingJapan2006(DVD)PSGJapan　2007　　Paramount Filmes do BrasilBrazil　Paramount Home Entertainment (Japan) LimitedJapan　2003(DVD)/2004 (DVD)2006 (DVD)/2008 (DVD) AFEXAustria1954Paramount Home VideoCanada2008(DVD) (2 disc set)（以上参考资料来源 ）

续写？英语作业？？

分类: 娱乐休闲 >> 电影 问题描述: 我需要为影片配音,急需台词! 解析: 罗马假日的所有精彩对白有几段长的 1. Joe Bradley:[after swimming ashore] All right? Princess Ann:Fine. How are you? Joe Bradley:Oh, fine! [they laugh] Joe Bradley:Say, you know, you were great back there. Princess Ann:You weren"t so bad yourself. Joe Bradley:[kisses her] Well... I guess we"d better get Irving"s car and get out of here. 2. Mario Delani, hairdresser:[holding Ann"s long hair] All off? Princess Ann:All off. Mario Delani, hairdresser:[seconds later] Are you sure? Princess Ann:Yes! 3. Princess Ann:[as Ann and Joe dance] Hello. Joe Bradley:Hello. Princess Ann:Mr. Bradley, if you don"t mind my saying so, I think you are a ringer. Joe Bradley:Wha - oh, thanks very much. Princess Ann:You spent the whole day doing things I"ve always wanted to. Why? Joe Bradley:I don"t know. Seemed the thing to do. 4. Irving Radovich:Hey, er, anybody ever tell you you"re a dead ringer for... [Joe kicks him under the table] Irving Radovich:Ow! Well, I guess I"ll be going! Joe Bradley:Oh, don"t do a thing like that, Irving. Sit down, join us, join us. Irving Radovich:Well, just till Francesca gets here. Princess Ann:Tell me, Mr. Radovich, what is a ringer? Joe Bradley:Oh. Er, it"s an American term, and it means anybody who has a great deal of charm. Princess Ann:Oh. Thank you. Irving Radovich:[confused] You"re wele. 5. Irving Radovich:Hit him again, Smitty! 6. Irving Radovich:Joe, we can"t go running around town with a hot princess! 7. Princess Ann:Have I been here all night, alone? Joe Bradley:If you don"t count me, yes. Princess Ann:So I"ve spent the night here - with you? Joe Bradley:Well now, I-I don"t know that I"d use those words exactly, but uh, from a certain angle, yes. Princess Ann:[beaming with a *** ile] How do you do? Joe Bradley:How do you do? Princess Ann:And you are - ? Joe Bradley:Bradley, Joe Bradley. Princess Ann:Delighted. Joe Bradley:You don"t know how delighted I am to meet you. Princess Ann:You may sit down. Joe Bradley:(sitting on the bed) Thank you very much. What"s your name? Princess Ann:You may call me Anya. 8. Princess Ann:At midnight, I"ll turn into a pumpkin and drive away in my glass slipper. Joe Bradley:And that will be the end of the fairy tale. 9. Princess Ann:I have to leave you now. I"m going to that corner there and turn. You must stay in the car and drive away. Promise not to watch me go beyond the corner. Just drive away and leave me as I leave you. Joe Bradley:All right. Princess Ann:I don"t know how to say goodbye. I can"t think of any words. Joe Bradley:Don"t try. 10. Joe Bradley:Tell you what. Why don"t we do all those things, together? Princess Ann:But don"t you have to work? Joe Bradley:Work? No. Today"s gonna be a holiday. Princess Ann:But you want to do a lot of silly things? Joe Bradley:(He takes her hand)... First wish? One sidewalk cafe, in" right up. I know just the place. Rocca"s. 11. Princess Ann:I could do some of the things I"ve always wanted to. Joe Bradley:Like what? Princess Ann:Oh, you can"t imagine. I-I"d do just whatever I liked all day long. 12. Joe Bradley:How much would a real interview with this dame be worth? Mr. Hennessey:Are you referring to Her Highness? Joe Bradley:I"m not referring to Annie Oakley, Dorothy Lamour, or Madame... How much? Mr. Hennessey:What do you care? You"ve got about as much chance... Joe Bradley:I know, but if I did? How much would it be worth? Mr. Hennessey:Oh, just a plain talk on world issues, it would probably be worth o hundred and fifty. Her views on clothes, of course, would be worth a lot more, maybe a thousand... dollars. Joe Bradley:I"m talking about her views on everything!... The private and secret longings of a Princess. Her innermost thoughts as revealed to your own correspondent in a private, personal, exclusive interview. (His boss" mouth drops, awe-struck by the thought) Can"t use it, huh? I didn"t think you"d like it. Mr. Hennessey:Come here! Love angle too, I suppose. Joe Bradley:Practically all love angle. Mr. Hennessey:With pictures. Joe Bradley:Could be. How much? Mr. Hennessey:That particular story will be worth five grand to any news service... Joe Bradley:...You said five grand? I want you to shake on that. 13. Mr. Hennessey:In view of the fact that our Highness was taken violently ill at three o"clock this morning, put to bed with a high fever, and has ordered all her appointments for the day cancelled in toto... Joe Bradley:That"s certainly pretty hard to swallow. Mr. Hennessey:In view of the fact that you just left her, of course. 14. [in a taxi in Rome; Princess Ann is drugged] Joe Bradley:Where do you live? Princess Ann:[mumbles drunkenly] ... Colosseum... Joe Bradley:[to taxi driver] She lives in the Colosseum. Cab Driver:Is wrong address! 15. [the Duchess mentions Princess Ann"s duty] Princess Ann:Please do not use that word. Were I not entirely aware of my duty to my family and to my country, I would not have e back tonight... or indeed ever again! 16. Reporter:And what, in the opinion of Your Highness, is the outlook for friendship among nations? Princess Ann:I have every faith in it... as I have faith in relations beeen people. Joe Bradley:May I say, speaking for my own... press service: we believe Your Highness"s faith will not be unjustified. Princess Ann:I am so glad to hear you say it. Another reporter:Which of the cities visited did Your Highness enjoy the most? General Provno:[prompting] Each, in its own way... Princess Ann:Each, in its own way, was unfettable. It would be difficult to - Rome! By all means, Rome. I will cherish my visit here in memory as long as I live. 17. Princess Ann:Is this the elevator? Joe Bradley:This is my ROOM! 18. Princess Ann:I"ve never been alone with a man before, even with my dress on. With my dress off, it"s MOST unusual. 19. Princess Ann:Do you have a silk nightgown with rosebuds? Joe Bradley:I haven"t worn a nightgown in years! 20. Princess Ann:I hate this nightgown. I hate all my nightgowns, and I hate all my underwear too. Countess:My dear, you have lovely things. Princess Ann:But I"m not o hundred years old. Why can"t I sleep in pajamas? Countess:Pajamas? Princess Ann:Just the top part. Did you know that there are people who sleep with absolutely nothing on at all? Countess:I rejoice to say I do not. 21. [On whether to do an exploitation article about Princess Ann] Irving Radovich:She"s fair game, Joe. It"s always open season on princesses. 22. Joe Bradley:You should always wear my clothes. Princess Ann:It seems I do.

Joe quickly to his photographer friend Irving calls, while keeping track of the princess, in the garden and pretend she encounters on the square, he volunteered to be tour guides for the princess, riding a motorcycle with her visit to Rome, the same time, Owen also driving a car behind them to capture the many precious lens, all of this, the princess unaware.Princess"s disappearance sparked the panic, the king secretly sent a number of plain clothes looking for the whereabouts of the princess. Joe led the princess to the Water dance to the dance to be plainclothes police discovered when they invited the princess and they returned, and the Princess resolutely refused, the police have to forcibly kidnap her back, Joe and Owen, together with their tussle, and willful naughty princess also went out, very happy. Taking advantage of chaos, Joe ... ... the day with the princess passed away, princess finally Hui Gong, and can be found at this time between her and Joe had given rise to sparks of love, fell in love. Princess Princess persevering after all, after all, civilians are civilians, they can only say goodbye ... ...

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Am I That Easy to Forget Am I That Easy to Forget They say you found somebody new But that won"t stop my lovin" you I just can"t let you walk away Forget the love I had for you Guess I could find somebody too But I do want no one but you How could you leave without regret Am I that easy to forget Before you leave me sure you"d find Your want his love much more than mine "Cause I"ll just say we"ve never met If I"m that easy to forget Before you leave me sure you"d find Your want his love much more than mine "Cause I"ll just say we"ve never met If I"m that easy to forget If I"m that easy to forget http://mp3.baidu.com/m?f=ms&tn=baidump3&ct=134217728&lf=&rn=&word=Am+I+That+Easy+to+Forget+&lm=-1

看过《罗马假日》的人，大多都记得帅气的格利高里·派克在影片中骑着一辆造型复古的踏板摩托车，载着优雅美丽的奥黛丽赫本，在罗马城中四处游历。那台踏板车正是由意大利比亚乔公司生产的 Vespa 125。随着这部影片在全球范围内的热映，不少国内的摩托车、电动车厂家生产的车型，都跟 Vespa 系列非常像。

罗马假日里的摩托车是“Vespa125”中文译名“维斯帕125”。以下是关于Vespa的相关介绍：1、简介：Vespa（韦士柏）是一款踏板车产品品牌由Piaggio（比亚乔）家族的EnricoPiaggio发起工程师CorradinoD"Ascanio设计1946年在意大利开始转民用量产和销售。2、Vespa的诞生历史：二战结束后飞机的需求锐减必须要开发新的产品。身为家族第二代的EnricoPiaggio有了一个灵感制造一个用2个轮子驱动的产品这种产品可以更适合于正处在经济困难期的意大利人来作为代步工具。?

Take yourmedication, RomanTake a short vacation, RomanYou"ll be okayYou need to know your station, RomanSome alterations on your clothes and your brainTake a little break, little breakFrom your silencingThere is so much you can take, you can takeI know how bad you need a Roman holiday (Roman holiday)A Roman holidayYou done, you tight?You suck at life?You don"t want a round three?Worship the queen and you might could passKeep it real, these chicks couldn"t wipe my huhAnyway, stylist, forget the BarbieI am the ultimate SvengaliThese chickens can"t even spell thatYou, you hoes buggin"Repel thatLet me tell you this, sisterI am, I am colder than a blisterCause my flow"s the sickestAnd I"m a lunaticAnd this can"t be cured with no ElixirCuz y"all know who da, who da, I doI done put the pressure to every thug I knewQuack quack to a duck and a chicken tooAnd put the hyena in a weekend zooTake your medication, RomanTake a short vacation, RomanYou"ll be okayYou need to know your station, RomanSome alterations on your clothes and your brainTake a little break, little breakFrom your silencingThere is so much you can take, you can takeI know how bad you need a Roman holiday (Roman holiday)A Roman holidayWitch, twitch, bitch!Godmother"s right, this is World War 6This right here is gonna make a chick dieAnd this right here is gonna make a chick cryAnd this right here is an undersigned shockAnd this what I do when a chick breaks flockI"mma put her in a dungeon under, underAll the girls ain"t eatingThey dieing of hungerMother I need, who is this ohhAnd yes maybe this a type of tourettesGet my wigs someone go and get my beretTake your medication, RomanTake a short vacation, RomanYou"ll be okayYou need to know your station, RomanSome alterations on your clothes and your brainTake a little break, little breakFrom your silencingThere is so much you can take, you can takeI know how bad you need a Roman holiday (Roman holiday)A Roman holidayTalking bout me, you talking about me?I dare a mother, he talking about meThey must be smokin" a couple of OCThey want the outline, I give them a goateeGah, mother, they talking about me?I dare a mother, they talking about meThey must be smokin a couple of OCThey want the outline I give them a goateeTake your medication, RomanTake a short vacation, RomanYou"ll be okayYou need to know your station, RomanSome alterations on your clothes and your brainTake a little break, little breakFrom your silencingThere is so much you can take, you can takeI know how bad you need a Roman holiday (Roman holiday)A Roman holiday 带上你的药物，罗马度过一个短暂的假期，罗马你会没事的你需要知道你的站台，罗马带上一些换洗的衣服以及你的大脑休憩一下，休憩一下从你的沉默你可以得到的更多，得到的更多我知道你需要一个多么需要一个罗马假日（罗马假日）罗马假日你这么做了，你紧张吗？你活得很糟糕？你不想来一发么？拜女王，你可能可以通过保持真实，这些小鸡无法擦拭我呵呵无论如何，设计师，忘记了芭比娃娃我最终的斯文加利这些鸡甚至不能拼写你，你锄头迷恋"击退，让我告诉你，姐姐我，我比水泡更冷因为我流的病童我是个疯子而这不能被治愈，没有药剂因为你们都知道是谁哒，哒，我做的我做了我知道每一个暴徒施加压力呱呱鸭和鸡太在一个周末的动物园，并把鬣狗服药的时间，罗马以短暂的假期，罗马你会没事的你需要知道你的站，罗马有些改变你的衣服，你的大脑稍微休息一下，稍微休息一下从你的沉默有这么多，你可以采取，可以采取我知道你需要一个多么糟糕的罗马假日（罗马假日）罗马假期女巫，抽搐，婊子！教母的权利，这是第一次世界大战6这里是会让小鸡死而就在这里会让小鸡哭而就在这里签署的冲击而这是我做的时候一只小鸡休息涌向我就要让她在地牢下，根据所有的女孩是不是吃他们垂死的饥饿母亲，我需要的，这是谁的呜呜呜也许这是一种类型的Tourettes综合假发有人让我去让我的贝雷帽服药的时间，罗马以短暂的假期，罗马你会没事的你需要知道你的站，罗马有些改变你的衣服，你的大脑稍微休息一下，稍微休息一下从你的沉默有这么多，你可以采取，可以采取我知道你需要一个多么糟糕的罗马假日（罗马假日）罗马假期说到回合我，你说我吗？我敢一个母亲，他谈论我他们必须戒掉"一对夫妇的OC他们想要的轮廓，我给他们的山羊胡子凤甲，母亲，他们说我吗？我敢一个母亲，他们谈论我他们必须斯莫业主立案法团的一对夫妇他们希望我给他们一个山羊胡子的轮廓服药的时间，罗马以短暂的假期，罗马你会没事的你需要知道你的站，罗马有些改变你的衣服，你的大脑稍微休息一下，稍微休息一下从你的沉默有这么多，你可以采取，可以采取我知道你需要一个多么糟糕的罗马假日（罗马假日）罗马假期

不记得了。楼上的有没有更好的啊

某国公主出使意大利，悄悄溜出宫殿，被某报记者带回家，留宿一夜。第二日，记者通过报纸发现昨晚留宿的女孩与公主颇为相似，想借此机会发条独家消息，稳赚一笔，遂带着女孩四处游玩，期间闯祸不少，却乘机让好友偷拍下来。同时官方也在到处寻找公主，都被记者巧妙躲避。一天过去了，公主终于要回宫了，俩人依依惜别，才发现彼此已有了感觉。最后的记者招待会上，俩人语带双关，以示告别，那些偷拍的照片成了最好的纪念礼物。Princess of a country as ambassador to Italy, quietly slipped out of the palace, was a newspaper reporter to take home, stay overnight. The second day, the reporter found through newspapers last night, live-in girls and is quite similar to the princess, would like to take this opportunity to scoop clockwork, a稳赚was playing around with girls, during which caused a lot, but the opportunity to allow Friends Furtive down. At the same time, the official also look around for the Princess, have been cleverly avoid reporters. One day later, the princess finally回宫, and the two依依惜别, only to find there has been a sense of each other. The final press conference, the two words pun to show farewell, those pictures of videotaping has become best way to commemorate the gift.

演员　　格利高里·派克 Gregory Peck .....Joe Bradley　　奥黛丽·赫本 Audrey Hepburn .....Princess Ann 　　埃迪·艾伯特 Eddie Albert .....Irving Radovich　　Hartley Power .....Mr. Hennessy　　Harcourt Williams .....Ambassador　　Margaret Rawlings .....Countess Vereberg　　Tullio Carminati .....Gen. Provno　　Paolo Carlini .....Mario Delani　　Claudio Ermelli .....Giovanni　　Paola Borboni .....Charwoman　　Alfredo Rizzo .....Cab driver　　Laura Solari .....Secretary　　Gorella Gori .....Shoe seller　　Heinz Hindrich .....Dr. Bonnachoven　　John Horne .....Master of Ceremonies　　Andrea Esterhazy .....Embassy staffer (as Count Andrea Esterhazy)　　Ugo De Pascale .....Embassy staffer　　Diane Lante .....Lady in waiting

Introduction to Roman Holiday简介Roman Holiday (1953) is a delightful, captivating fairy-tale romance shot entirely on location in Rome, and produced and directed by one of Hollywood"s most skillful, distinguished, professional and eminent directors - William Wyler.The film"s bittersweet story is a charming romantic-comedy, a kind of Cinderella tale in reverse (with an April-October romance). A runaway princess (Hepburn) rebels against her royal obligations and escapes the insulated confines of her royal prison to find a "Prince Charming" commoner - an American reporter (Peck) covering the royal tour in Rome. The story was reportedly based on the real-life Italian adventures of British Princess Margaret.

格利高里-派克于1916年4月出生于加利福尼亚州南部的La Jolla市。成年后他成了一名医科学生，但很快他就意识到自己对医学毫无兴趣，自己更喜欢文学，于是他将主修课程转为英语，毕业后于40年代开始了自己的演艺生涯，从此一直笼罩在聚光灯光环之下，成就了一番骄人的事业。难能可贵的是，格利高里-派克一生从未传出过任何丑闻，这在鱼龙混杂的好莱坞中更显得出淤泥而不染。出生于法国的维罗尼克是派克的第二任妻子，派克有四名子女和七个孙子孙女。 格利高里-派克一直受到全世界观众的喜爱，他出演过六十多部影片，如《恐怖角》、《爱德华医生》、《梅岗城故事》等，其从容高雅的气质让所有的人倾倒，他也成为好莱坞黄金时代的标志。派克更凭《梅岗城故事》一片夺得1962年奥斯卡影帝称号。 除了《梅岗城的故事》外，格利高里还曾经四度获得奥斯卡金像奖提名，分别是1944年《The Keys Of The Kingdom》、《鹿苑长春》、《君子协定》以及1949年的《晴空血战史》。 格利高里的电影代表作还有1947年《君子协定》、1953年《罗马假日》、1956年《白鲸记》、1961年《六壮士》、1962年《西部开拓史》以及1991年《恐怖角》等。 格利高里在银幕上的形象非常讨女人喜欢，但是他却是好莱坞少有的无绯闻男星。他和第一任太太赖斯在1955年离婚时，几乎没有任何风波，很友好地协商离婚。他和第二任太太更是相守48年。 格利高里是一位同情黑人命运的人，就像在他的名片《杀死一只知更鸟》中的角色一样。他坚决支持裁减核武器。他在接受美国《今日》节目采访时说：“我愿意放弃我所有的 一切，如果这能够让核竞赛停止。” 在美国电影学院授予格利高里终身成就奖时，他在领奖台上公开反对媒体垄断。他警告道：“赚钱不是唯一，艺术的尊严胜于一切。”他心中的英雄是林肯。他1982年在连续剧《蓝灰色》中扮演了心中的英雄。人们这样评价他：“他有林肯的气质，一种无声的力量。” 1968年，美国影艺学院特别颁发他Jean Hearsholt人道特别奖，表彰格利高里·派克对电影娱乐事业的卓越贡献；上个星期美国电影学院公布一百年电影史上“一百名银幕英雄与坏蛋”排行榜，格利高里·派克就凭《梅岗城的故事》一片中饰演为遭诬告的黑人青年极力辩护伸张正义的白人律师，获选为头号“银幕英雄”。 风度翩翩、英俊潇洒是许多影迷心中的格利高里·派克形象，然而生活中的派克也同样有着完美人生的不完美，他的第一段婚姻于1955年结束，有四个儿子一个女儿。但其中的一个做电视播音员的儿子却在30岁那年自杀。追忆派克，经典的影片是对他最好的诠释。 《梅岗城的故事》——急公好义 这部电影对格利高里·派克来说有着非同寻常的意义，当年他正是凭借在此片中精湛、平稳的演技获得当届奥斯卡、金球双料影帝。在片中格利高里·派克扮演一名南方小镇律师，为黑人强奸犯辩护，另一方面他又得向他的小孩和他们的朋友解释。尽管这部电影也有影评人嫌它略为平淡无奇，但格利高里·派克的演技还是不容忽视。十分巧合的是生活中的格利高里·派克同样主动帮助黑人演员，他本人也是马丁·路德·金倡导的黑人人权运动的支持者，并且是洛杉矶市中心文化中心的主要捐助者。 《乞力马扎罗的雪》——追梦人生 这部实为海明威一生情海沧桑真实写照的电影今天想来也和格利高里·派克的一生有着些须相似。影片中两起婚姻、三段情缘给派克的一生下了定数。格利高里·派克同样经历了一次失败的婚姻，但他的第二任妻子最终陪伴他走完了人生的最后一程。该影片中出现的一段忘年恋情也和派克与赫本相似，虽然派克与赫本的恋情无疾而终，但有妻相伴一生，派克也算幸福了。 《爱德华大夫》——悲天悯人 影片开始是寒风中凋零的树枝，一句莎士比亚和一段关于心理分析的语句似乎表明了这将是一个贯彻弗洛伊德理论的戏剧故事。 在这部戏中年轻的派克虽然还没有《罗马假日》中的神采风度，但英俊潇洒却犹有过之，只是恍恍惚惚的精神病人形象不是他的拿手角色。虽然派克的表演得到了人们的争议，不过在那个年代《爱德华大夫》的成功是毋庸置疑的。不知是《爱德华大夫》这部电影给派克留下太深的印象还是其他的什么原因，派克一直担任了美国癌症协会改革运动的主席并且喜欢花很多时间在为退休演员开办的医院上，并且自己对健康检查十分在行，一些小病情都能自己诊治。 《罗马假日》——爱情态度 一部《罗马假日》让很多男人记住了奥黛丽·赫本惊为天人的容颜，也让无数的少女记住了格利高里·派克深情的眼神。对于派克来说，这或许不是他心中最为完美的一部影片，但无疑是让他名声大噪的电影。十分巧合的是今年是《罗马假日》公映的50周年，在大家纷纷怀念奥黛丽·赫本的时候，派克则选择这样的年份离开了我们。 派克的第一段婚姻也是这样的情景，不同的是那个女人不是和赫本一样高贵的公主。一种爱情可以在婚姻中葬送，一种爱情也可以在婚姻中成长，好在派克他选择了后者，选择了安稳的幸福。 奥黛丽-赫本(Audrey Hepburn)于1929年5月4日出生于比利时布鲁塞尔，她出生时的名字是Edda Kathleen van Heemstra Hepburn-Ruston。她的父亲是一名富裕的英国银行家，母亲是一名荷兰女男爵。 在她的双亲离婚后，她跟随母亲去了伦敦，并在一所私立女子学校上学。她的母亲随后回到荷兰，她在假期也和她的母亲一起到了荷兰的Arnhem。当纳粹进入Arnhem后，赫本经常会营养不良，心情郁闷。(这也许是她这么瘦的原因之一？)解放后，Hepburn进入伦敦的一所芭蕾舞学校学习，并获得了奖学金。毕业后，她成为一名职业模特。作为一名模特，她便显得很优雅高贵，而且好像她已经找到了最适合她的工作。直到加入到电影行业。 1948年，她在一部欧洲电影《变小七次的荷兰》(nederlands in 7 lessen)里担任了一个很小的角色，随后在1951年的电影《少妇的神话》(young wives‘s tale)里，她终于有了第一个有台词的角色。但是这个角色的分量还是很小，于是，赫本赴美国发展。1953年她与好莱坞名影星格利高里-派克一起主演了《罗马假日》，该片风靡世界，她扮演的楚楚动人的安妮公主令她获得了奥斯卡最佳女演员奖。与此同时她还因在百老汇戏剧《翁丹》中的表演荣获托尼奖。一头黑色短发，外貌优美脱俗，体态轻盈苗条的赫本，在金发性感女郎风行的年代，一下子吸引了观众的目光。之后，57年的《滑稽的面孔》也是同样的一部引人制作，使她又一次提名奥斯卡。之后的三次提名分别得益于《修女的故事》，《窈窕淑女》，《蒂芬妮早餐》。 50年代她主演了许多影片，表演质朴而富于激情。如《战争与和平》、《滑稽的面孔》、《下午的爱情》、《绿色公寓》、《萨布瑞娜》，其中那些仪态万方、典雅淳厚的女性形象，给人印象最为深刻。 60年代初期，她的主要作品有《不能忘记》，《蒂芬妮早餐》，《孩子们的时刻》，《愤怒的巴黎》，《字迷》，《窈窕淑女》等。后期有《爱神》，《怎么偷一百万》《等到黑暗》，之后曾长期息影，复出后又拍摄了《罗宾和玛丽安》(1976年)、《血统》(1979年)、《他们都笑了》，(1981)《总是如此》(1989年)等影片。 晚年的赫本作为联合国的亲善大使多次赴非洲开展慈善与救助活动，她不但以其光彩的银幕形象，也以其高尚的情操，赢得了世界人民的尊敬与爱戴。

我可以很肯定地告诉你不是导演！

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　《罗马假日》主题曲　　-----难以忘情　　AmIThatEasy　　toForget　　Theysayyoufoundsomebodynew　　有人说你有了新伴侣　　Butthatwon"tstopmylovin"you　　但这不会减少我对你的爱　　Ijustcan"tletyouwalkaway　　我只是不愿看着你这样走开　　ForgettheloveIhadforyou　　这样忘记我对你的爱　　GuessIcouldfindsomebodytoo　　设想我也可以找个新朋友　　ButIdowantnoonebutyou　　可是我除了你谁也不想要　　Howcouldyouleavewithoutregret　　你怎能这样毫无遗憾的走开　　AmIthateasytoforget　　难道我如此容易被忘怀　　Beforeyoulavemesureyou"dfind　　你离开我之前肯定会发现　　Yourwanthislovemuchmorethanmine　　你对我的爱比我的更多　　"CauseI"lljustsaywe"venevermet　　因为我会说我们从不相识　　IfI"mthateasytoforget　　如果我是如此健忘　　Beforeyouleavemesureyou"dfind　　你离开我之前肯定会发现　　Yourwanthislovemuchmorethanmine　　你对我的爱比我的更多　　"CauseI"lljustsaywe"venevermet　　我会说我们从不相识　　IfI"mthateasytoforget　　如果我是如此健忘　　IfI"mthateasytoforget　　如果我是如此健忘

Roman是罗马的形容词，还能暗指romantic

这个有难度啊，不是那么简单的我们以前写过尼罗河凶案的观后感呵呵。。我现在自己在写论文3000英文哈哈，去百度搜下吧然后自己翻译，很简单的

公主与记者之间的爱情故事！