On April 21, 1953, Audrey Hepburn starred in "Roman Holiday" was released, and since then, Princess Anne, with wavy bangs and thick eyebrows and big eyes, has entered the hearts of countless young people. It also cherishes it forever in the depths of my heart and becomes the eternal beauty goddess in my heart.
At the time, 24-year-old Audrey Hepburn also won the 26th Academy Award for Best Actress for the success of "Roman Holiday".
This newly cut hairstyle was also popular in our country at that time.
Of course, what is more popular is that Hepburn walked down the steps of the Roman Forum with ice cream in the film, and with her minimalist dress and makeup at the time, she created an image of an escaped princess who was not familiar with the world and was elegant and generous, which also set off a "Hepburn wind".
This is different from the current popular "Hyunya wind" and "ins wind", this "Hepburn wind" blows for 67 years. Many female celebrities known for their fashion in China are also happy to imitate her appearance.
Every time I have free time, I revisit this film, relive the lively and cute, princess Fan full of royal jade girl image she brought me on the screen. The actor Gregory Parker also has excellent acting skills in the film, which is also remarkable. The two of them are the unshakable strength of my life hidden in my heart.
There is no film that makes me tired and not tired after watching it many times.
No heroine can be as young and always a princess in my heart as she is, and when I think of it forever, I always think of my youth and good memories.
No heroine can be as afraid to care about his growth as she is, afraid that she will grow old with the years. Scared to be sad after knowing.
Just keep her in my mind forever, in my film, when I think of her, just look at it again, and I feel that I have not grown old with the years, and I am always young.
The princess image played by Audrey Hepburn will always be an ageless goddess in my life, always a young, beautiful, lively and cute playful princess.