Review of Sabrina (1954) by Stacyshystovska — 05 Jan 2021
'Sabrina' is a romantic "dramedy" that incorporates elements of drama and comedy. It was directed by Billy Wilder in 1954. The script for this movie based on Samuel A. Taylor's romantic comedy "Sabrina Fair", which was published in 1953. The main cast consists of Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn and William Holden.
Sabrina falls in love with one of the two sons from the Larrabee family. Sabrina's father is a chauffeur who has worked for this rich family for many years. He sends his daughter to Paris where she would learn how to cook. Paris changes Sabrina and her attitude to life. She later returns...
The lyrics for the soundtrack "La Vie en Rose", which was sung by Audrey Hepburn in the movie, was written by Edith Piaf. For this movie, a talented costume designer, Edith Head, won an Academy Award for Best Costume Design. This is a sensitive movie with a classic happy ending that inspires many generations around the world.
This review of Sabrina (1954) was written by Stacyshystovska on 05 Jan 2021.
Sabrina has generally received very positive reviews.
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