While I enjoyed this movie, the pace could had been better. Jennifer Love Hewitt was a very convincing Audrey Hepburn. Jennifer's accent was a great ode to the Transatlantic accent, though I think this accent was more natural, than rehearsed.
Hewitt's genius, was in that she was able to emulate Hepburn's grace, charm and vulnerability. Hewitt was very likable in this film, and has raised my interest in Miss Hepburn's work and life.
Gabriel Macht was sensational as Holden, and McCormack was a triumphant Mel Ferrer. Frances Fisher played a layered, complex, but extremely likable Baroness. I truly hope Audrey's mom was like Frances played her.
I cannot believe that I hadn't seen this film. While this movie is by far riveting, it is a respectable must for Audrey Hepburn fans, and a Hollywood who could remember what class is.
Hewitt's genius, was in that she was able to emulate Hepburn's grace, charm and vulnerability. Hewitt was very likable in this film, and has raised my interest in Miss Hepburn's work and life.
Gabriel Macht was sensational as Holden, and McCormack was a triumphant Mel Ferrer. Frances Fisher played a layered, complex, but extremely likable Baroness. I truly hope Audrey's mom was like Frances played her.
I cannot believe that I hadn't seen this film. While this movie is by far riveting, it is a respectable must for Audrey Hepburn fans, and a Hollywood who could remember what class is.