Roman Holiday is the Audrey Hepburn movie where she drives a vespa, gets an iconic haircut, and falls in love with Gregory Peck. It’s black and white, and the Transatlantic accents are to die for. The 1953 film is a classic rich-rigid-woman-meets-regular-fun-loving-guy story. This time it’s princess meets reporter. Using this trope, Roman Holiday undoubtedly set the stage for movies like The Titanic and The Notebook to come, and the scooter scene was quite possibly a predecessor for The Lizzie McGuire Movie. With a leading duo like Hepburn and Peck, this classic film won’t disappoint.
April 3 | 7 p.m. at Franklin Theatre, 419 Main St.