Answer: From top to bottom, it pays tribute to the movies "Roman Holiday", "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Sweet Sister".
It has been almost 30 years since the death of Audrey Hepburn, but the "Hepburn wind" is still blowing in the world, into the fashion circle, and also into the film and television circle.
In Japanese director Imatoshi's masterpiece "Red Hot Chili Peppers", the heroine picking up an instrument and beating up the bad guy seems to pay tribute to the same action of Hepburn in "Roman Holiday". Hepburn is a noble princess in the film, and after an escape, she attends a party with the male protagonist and friends. Faced with being taken away by plainclothes agents, she picks up a guitar and helps the male protagonist to drive away the agents together, and the weak princess contrasts with the violent scenes.
Stills from Roman Holiday
Maggie Cheung's role in winning the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actress for the first time is also related to Hepburn. The movie she starred in, "The Man Who Doesn't Take Off His Socks", is very similar to Hepburn's masterpiece "Breakfast at Tiffany'" in terms of setting and character styling. Miss Huang, played by Maggie Cheung, is also a girl who has just come to the metropolis, similar to the characters in Hepburn's films, although they all pursue luxury and love vanity, they are kind-hearted and have their own decisions at key moments. Maggie Cheung wore an eye mask to sleep on her stomach, looked in the mirror through the window, opened the door and looked at the male protagonist with sleepy eyes... The plots pay tribute to both classic films and local adaptations.
Stills from Breakfast at Tiffany's
Hepburn is also paid tribute to hepburn in the movie "Philharmonic City", which integrates the easter eggs of various classic movies, and the heroine stands in front of the background panel of the Arc de Triomphe to receive makeup styling, and the man next to him holds a string of balloons, and the whole picture pays tribute to Hepburn's performance in "Sweet Sister". Hepburn in "Sweet Sister" is a girl who stumbled upon her fashion talent, because of a chance she went to Paris, and before attending the fashion show, she took a photo shoot in front of the Triumphal Arch.
Stills from "Sweet Sister"
Written by Wu Longzhen
Proofreading Li Lijun