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Roman Holiday

1953, Movie, NR, 119 mins

Roman Holiday: Cast & Details

Year: 1953
Rated NR
Parental Rating: Acceptable for children
Country Of Origin: U.S.
Running Time: 119
Format: Black & White
Genre(s): Comedy; Romance
Production Co(s).: Paramount
Released By: Paramount

Award(s)
Academy Award Winner: Best Motion Picture Story - Ian McLellan Hunter (Later accredited to Dalton Trumbo)
Academy Award Winner: Best Actress - Audrey Hepburn
Academy Award Winner: Best Costume Design (B/W) - Edith Head
Academy Award Nominee: Best Picture
Academy Award Nominee: Best Supporting Actor - Eddie Albert
Academy Award Nominee: Best Director - William Wyler
Academy Award Nominee: Best Art Direction - Set Decoration (B/W)
Academy Award Nominee: Best B/W Cinematography - Frank Planer, Henry Alekan
Academy Award Nominee: Best Film Editing - Robert Swink
Academy Award Nominee: Best Screenplay - Ian McLellan Hunter, John Dighton

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Cast
Gregory Peck: Joe Bradley
Audrey Hepburn: Princess Anne
Eddie Albert: Irving Radovich
Hartley Power: Mr. Hennessy
Laura Solari: Hennessy's Secretary
Harcourt Williams: Ambassador
Margaret Rawlings: Countess Vereberg
Tullio Carminati: Gen. Provno
Paolo Carlini: Mario Delani
Claudio Ermelli: Giovanni
Paola Borboni: Charwoman
Heinz Hindrich: Dr. Bonnachoven
Gorella Gori: Shoe Seller
Alfredo Rizzo: Taxi Driver
John Horne: Master of Ceremonies
Andre Esterhazy: Embassy Aide
Col. Ugo Ballerini: Embassy Aide
Ugo De Pascale: Embassy Aide
Bruno Baschiera: Embassy Aide
Princess Alma Cattaneo
Diane Lante: Ladies in Waiting
Giacomo Penza: Papal Nuncio, Monsignor Altomonto
Eric Oulton: Sir Hugo Macy de Farmington
Rapindranath Mitter: The Maharajah
Princess Lilamani: The Raikuuari
Cesare Viori: Prince Istvan Barossy Nagyavaros

Credits
William Wyler: Director
Ian McLellan Hunter: Writer
John Dighton: Writer - based on a story by Dalton Trumbo
Dalton Trumbo: Source
William Wyler: Producer
Henri Alekan: Cinematographer
Franz Planer: Cinematographer
Robert Swink: Editor
Georges Auric: Musical Composer
Hal Pereira: Art Director
Walter Tyler: Art Director
Edith Head: Costumes
Wally Westmore: Make Up