Audrey Hepburns Iconic Haircut as Princess Ann in ‘Roman Holiday’ (1953)
Stuck with boredom in her luxurious confinement, a princess escapes from her guardians and falls in love with an American news reporter in Rome.
That famous match cut in Lawrence of Arabia (1962) almost wasn’t the moment we know. David Lean originally planned a slow dissolve. Editor Anne V. Coates suggested a hard cut instead, inspired by the French New Wave.
Marlon Brando turned down the lead in Lawrence of Arabia (1962). He preferred filming Mutiny on the Bounty in Tahiti. He told producer Sam Spiegel he refused to spend two years of his life watching a camel's ass.