Breakfast at Tiffany's - Holly Says Goodbye to Doc (8) - Audrey Hepburn

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Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn) begs Paul to come with her to the bus station with Doc Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Little does Doc know, Holly isn't going home with him.
FAVORITE QUOTE:
"You know the terrible thing Fred darling. I am still lulla mae. 14 years old, stealing turkey eggs, and running through a Bryer's patch. That's what I call having the mean reds"
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[@emanueledeyohansen3528]

I think people never understand when I say that it's one of my favourite movies. They think it's an oldies Hollywood, easy and shallow movie. A country girl who gets lost in the city, looking for herself, or a bird with a broken wing who flys away to never go back. This scene always bring tears to my eyes, so deep and meaningful. Did we get lost if we grow apart from our family ? Our past ? Could we go back ? Anyway, in the book Holly disappeared at the end, to finally find herself . Like the little bird ♡

[@crikitaftw]

Couldn't agree more. I think this movie is mislabelled as a light, glamourous romantic comedy. I don't see it that way at all. For me, it's a rather deep reflection on complex life issues, like trying to escape reality and being terrified of happiness/vulnerability. Granted, there are comic moments, but beyond the glamour and fun situations there is the story of a deeply scared woman whose life is based on a big, sophisticated pretence.

[@brianmallen8887]

To show how great this movie is, it coulda ended with the Doc riding off on that bus. What an actor Buddy Ebson was. That stare. I love Truman Capote's book. Truly. But this movie it captures your heart and never lets go. There are no words to describe what Audrey Hepburn does with Holly Gollightly. She lights up the screen with her charisma. "Breakfast" lost to "West Side Story" for the Oscar and it was great, no doubt, but I think "Tiffaney's" is more iconic. And hey, it's no shame losing to a picture written by William Shakespeare.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

So many heartbreaking scenes in this flick. Buddy Ebsen also showed his acting ability in this scene too.....he was PERFECT for the part.

[@MSYNGWIE12]

I hold the World's Record (tie with my mom!) for having seen this movie a gazillion times! I haven't watched it in it's entirety for about 4 yrs and here I am crying- you see I HATE Thursday for a personal reason and I never forget it is coming up....!

[@spockboy]

3:43 God what a beautiful woman.

[@rr7firefly]

Yes, absolutely. There is also the sequence that starts at (1:36). Then again at (4:19). Great beauty, with a deep grasp of human emotional complexity.

[@ameerahameerah5372]

It's tough saying goodbye..I did and I'm grateful that he happy now with the love of his life.

[@hannahmae2478]

Did you say goodbye to the boy you loved ?😕

[@rafp6144]

Sorry to hear that, its hard, cants stop thinking about the "what if" we still be together :( ill never know that now, its sad but you have to keep going

[@hannahmae2478]

Raf P did she say goodbye to the boy she loved ?🤨

[@ameerahameerah5372]

@@hannahmae2478 I did but still feeling like there is unsettling.

[@ameerahameerah5372]

@@rafp6144 tq and always praying for the best to the family.

[@ericsong5155]

I freaking cried this was so sad

[@dalebaker9109]

Both are great, and the only young stars who could pull this off.

[@CountryCowboy008]

I'm at the edge of crying during this scene, but when the score at 4:03 played, oh I bawled and melted into a puddle of emotions!! 😭😭😭

[@rr7firefly]

Oh yeah. And then seeing her face at 4:19 -- who could not fall apart?

[@RBAILEY57]

Doc Golightly was the best performance of Buddy Ebsen's csreer.

[@WAL_DC-6B]

There's something about the combination of the hiss of the Greyhound Scenicruiser's airbrakes, the upswing of the theme song (Moon River) and the releasing of their hands while the huge bus backs out that seems to tug at your heartfelt emotions.

[@thefantasyreview8709]

Audrey Hepburn is just amazing, but she is so elegant, its hard to consider her a southern bumpkin like Doc!

[@twc3546]

Moon River is a beautiful tune. Romantic yet wistful and sad. Well played here,scene with cat at the end, and especially her singing on the fire escape

[@lukasmiller486]

Audrey Hepburn's acting is incredible in the scene where she turns Doc down. I could tell part of her really wanted to go back with him but she just couldn't bring herself to because it would revive memories too painful for her, especially her mistake of leaving him in the first place.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Audrey was one of the most talented actresses of all time.

[@aidanbenson1356]

I don't think she felt it was a mistake at all. They married whr. She was 14, definitely not a time for someone to get married or make serious decisions like that. I believe she really loved him, but leaving him was her acceptance of the fact that this was a pedophilic, messed up relationship. Part of the scene is her ex telling her that if she doesn't come with him, he'll basically tell her brother that she wants nothing to do with him. Even if he was kind to her, it's clear he was emotionally abusive. You'd have to be to marry a 14 year old girl. She realizes how fucked up the relationship was and I think coming to New York and becoming Holly was a way of leaving all that pain and shit behind her. She was manipulated into a marriage as a kid by a pedophilic older man who was already the father of four kids. Some of them were probably close to her age, and she was not just expected to marry this dude, but help raise his kids. Leaving him was the best thing she did for herself, and no doubt, she stayed as long as she did because of her brother, Fred. It shows with her relationships with all those rich suitors. To her, marriage has never been anything but a means of survival for her and her brother. Even with him as an adult and away in the military, Holly still can't get away from that mind set she grew up with. The closest she's gotten was leaving what's his face.

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@aidanbenson1356 You're nuts and you're reaching.

[@aidanbenson1356]

@@m.e.d.7997 I don't see how I'm reaching if a man who is clearly much older than her (plus she was 14) actively married a young girl after finding her, homeless and a runaway. It's common knowledge that a person who makes choices like that is in some form, abusive and untrustworthy. Plus, marrying a 14 year old is a definite qualifier for a pedophile. And it's clear that he's at least emotionally abusive because when Holly says that she won't leave with him, he threatens to tell her brother not to come home and that she doesn't care about him. That's obvious emotional manipulation, which IS abuse. Once you put those things together, the rest is pretty fucking obvious. The man took advantage of a homeless 14 year old and her brother, and the rest is fairly self explanatory. Stories like this play out rather similarly. And if we decide to look at it further, it's suggested in the film (and directly stated in the book). That Holly gives sexual favors to men for money. Her actions are suggestive of someone who has a history of sexual abuse and because she was mostly uneducated, she had no other options after running away. Not counting being accidentally strung into a mob boss's schemes by "reporting the weather." She never suspected anything, even when "the weather" didn't regularly match the actual weather outside. This man easily tricked and wooed her, convincing her that he was an appropriate father figure, the one thing she truly wanted. All of her actions, the drinking, interactions with other men, all suggest a young woman who grew up abused and was having difficulty breaking out of a cycle of abuse.

[@Kurt77777]

Her acting was incredible in the ENTIRE scene. She was truly amazing!

[@scotteklof5082]

I'm a sixty-year-old man, who has watched this several times. Still, I choke up every time.

[@kissypants7]

Watching this romantic classic about a society lady who's always being judged back in the day, brings me back to my own sorority dayz. Times when I was actually happy. Late Saturday night in the TV room. Holly, always looked down upon by those thinking they're superior, but she is the character in this story who is independent & calling the pool shots.

[@spacecowgrlz]

Aww I feel so BAAAD For Doc,He looks Old and I Think Old people Are ADORABLE

[@m.e.d.7997]

Pedophiles like children. 14 years old is a young woman.

[@pastelbabe25]

+Margaret I said maybe, so im not undereducated hehe. thank you for acknowledging me though 😊

[@awesomegirl9714]

Mikaela Noelle you’re right her children are non biological Doc explained it to Paul but it wasn’t an arranged marriage if I’m not mistaken I think doc mentions that her and Fred were living with some bad people most likely Holly married him for survival

[@clocko2700]

Margaret u fucking nasty, 14 are not women

[@daisychainmilk]

@ps no, it was not normal back then or now

[@grahammckay6067]

POOR UNDERSTANDING DOC ...HE MANNED UP TO HIS HEARTBREAK AND TOOK THE PAIN WITH GRACE

[@bbdaria3023]

well said

[@bbdaria3023]

one would hope their x-husband would be like this

[@snarkykryptonite4768]

its just a movie. you can't expect someone who spent years with someone to all of sudden be like ehh whatever after a relationship has fallen apart

[@snakesgriffin7596]

I first saw this when I was 10 or 11 and this was the first movie that ever made me cry. It was this scene that did it

[@DiscriminateTaste]

Sometimes couples don't split up; rather they tear apart (3:42 - 4:27).

[@WAL_DC-6B]

Back in the days when taking a Greyhound Scenicruiser bus still had a bit of class. Note the poster on the wall at 5:10, "Scenicruiser Luxury Service."

[@cynthialopez1760]

Whenever I see this movie, I cry because I live in a world without Audrey Hepburn...

[@emerybayblues]

Capote's mother Lillie Mae left Capote and her husband & went to NYC and took on a different name, becoming a NYC "it girl".

[@nubiannile4606]

emerybayblues True.....this was Truman Capote’s mother’s life.

[@samandshanetalents721]

*Doc looks at lulumayne* Doc: Skinny.

[@Everythingaudrey]

+sam and shane talents Haha, that part makes me laugh!

[@florencite]

sam and shane talents SKINNY LEGEND 🐒

[@dominiquecabasal6535]

Dani Saca I needed to see this comment lol.

[@bingovegas4867]

Lulumayne??? Really???

[@user-dy1nk1bf8v]

I feel soo bad for Doc in this! Awwwww my heart!

[@jessicaderosa9625]

There was a time of my life , after ive lost my brother and went throw alot of trauma, that I was like her. I did alot of damage to me and others, but now I see the pain I was in , so afraid of love again

[@LaDameduChat]

I cry every time...

[@urmlna9322]

The Doc should have fallen for a lady whose age is close to him

[@eleybi24]

Paul's "Sure" could cure cancer 😍❤

[@desanjosekristina5110]

This scene, I relate to this.

[@gloriac2878]

Que lindo es poder tener al lado a un hombre así que te escucha cuando estas llorando y que te pasa un pañuelo, que permite que te fumes su cigarro y te mire y te ponga atención con tanto respeto y escuche lo que estas diciendo y te acompañe con tanta empatia . Hoy en día es siutico decir que lindo que haya habido hombres así, porque las mujeres de esta generación tenemos que tener carácter para que los hombres nos respeten y hasta rogarles para que nos escuchen y muchas veces se nos pasan a llevar todos nuestros derechos. Como decía mi abuelita en la generación de esta película o sea su generación los hombres tenían los pantalones bien puestos y respetaban y defendían a las mujeres y donde no había que andar rogando por sus derechos. Gran película, grandes actores y hermosa, angelical y delicada actriz. Bella película, un ejemplo de galanteria y respeto para los hombres hacia una mujer y un ejemplo de delicadeza y femineidad y respeto para las mujeres hacia un hombre, es lo que nos hace mucha falta a nuestra generación actual de hombres y mujeres.

[@begonasudyelortegui9074]

Excelente comentario!,la Educación, Ética y Moral. No tiene modas,ni tiempo cronológico....,la mujer,tiene su misión,en esta vida,y el hombre,...varonil, elegante,seguro de si mismo,y sabiendo tratar,con dignidad a la mujer, las relaciones contemporáneas,mejorarían, en éste momento historico,que estamos viviendo.es VERDADERA,la frase,que dice:_ "Todo tiempo pasado fue mejor.".....Falta, más Romanticismo,y Magia. En estos tiempos,que estamos viviendo. Saludos para todos ustedes.que les gusta el cine, de antaño.🎥📹📼🎬📺..

[@NickC1966]

My favorite scene. Poor Barnaby Jones.

[@hmdoc16]

Poor Jed Clampett...

[@BruceAFairchild]

Doc and Holly Golightly's relationship was purely Platonic. (of love or friendship) intimate and affectionate but not sexual. "their relationship was purely platonic" Holiday-Holly- Golightly, formerly known as Lulamae Barnes before she married Doc Golightly Smith. Doc took Holly-then Lulamae-and her brother, Fred, in as runaway orphans. Thirty-five years her senior, he married Lulamae when she was 13 "going on 14." After she ran away, leaving Fred behind, Doc searched for over four years before finding her in New York. He wants her to return to him, but she says she's had the marriage annulled and won't have anything to do with him. Truman Capote

[@usermikes]

It's tough saying good-bye..

[@jamesmurray3128]

When I first watched this movie, for some reason I wasnt that impressed. I really wanted to like it though, so watched it again and again. It grew on me to the point that I absolutly love it now.

[@joygernautm6641]

Everyone glazes over the fact that this old man willingly married a 13-year-old girl??? It doesn’t matter if he’s sweet and was a father figure he married her!! Wtf!!

[@sarpsarp8987]

In 1961, my 29 year old grandfather had married to my 15 year old grandmother. That was normal in 1961.

[@ellarug9382]

@@sarpsarp8987 still fucked up

[@wakh9647]

It was a norm back then but yeah kinda disturbing here ...

[@blaire2889]

@@sarpsarp8987 This wasn’t normal, if you research historical qualitative documents and quantitative data, you will see that age gaps such as docs and Holly’s were not the norm. Even in the 1800’s people had qualms about girls 18+ marrying men who were 30+. We should all do research into these things before making brash statements. Pedophilia was never seen as ‘normal’ in the 40’s, 50’s or 60’s. Just because your grandparents did it, doesn’t mean it’s normal. It was seen as immoral and distasteful to marry a child back then too. Surprise surprise.

[@sarpsarp8987]

@@blaire2889 My grandfather, who was a DOCTOR, married my 15 year old grandmother when he himself was 29 years old in the year 1961. It was seen normal in the past. Even in 1961. It wasn't seen as immoral in the past. No.

[@maritaaracena980]

Hermosa película 😌🥹 nunca la olvidaré ....la vi cuando era niña Audrey Hepburn extraordinaria actuación 👋🇦🇷

[@CountryCowboy008]

It’s so fucked up when Doc blackmailed her into coming back to him…. Which eventually triggered Fred to take his own life….

[@alexandercain732]

In the movie Fred was KIA

[@MSYNGWIE12]

Don't we all need a "Paul" AND AUDREY HEPBURN WAS NOT TOO THIN

[@dattajack]

It makes sense that Holly no longer loves Doc. And it makes sense that Holly now has stronger feelings for Fred than for Doc. But what doesn't make sense is for Holly to tell Doc that he shouldn't love wild things because Doc can love anyone he wants and it's a contradiction that Doc ought not to love wild things but it's okay for Fred to love wild things. If wild things ought not to be loved, then logically it follows that Doc and Fred both ought not love wild things. But she was obviously in a stressful situation as Doc was leaving and it's hard to find the perfect thing to say at those times. But the perfect thing to say would just be "I don't love you any more" instead of insisting Doc live by a double standard.

[@hlagtrvenncvrenst5121]

dattajack well she was refusing Fred's love up until the very end so I guess she was kind of consistent.

[@Poetryshit2552]

I think it was because doc wanted to tame her. But free wanted her to be her

[@LinnEdits]

Oh goodness, please don't refer to Paul as Fred in the comments, because in this scene Holly and Doc are also referring to the real Fred. Holly said it wasn't okay for Paul to love her either. Until Paul confronted her and told her that she was just being scared. Anyway, Holly was with Doc because at the time when she married him as a teenager, she had no money and she also had a brother to take care of - Fred. Hence, she needed to heavily rely on Doc. That's why Doc used that as a threat. He told Holly that he'll ask Fred to do more time in the military because if Holly doesn't come home with him, then he won't look after Fred anymore.

[@sarpsarp8987]

The thing is Holly was a 14 year old girl and Doc was an adult man.

[@jayaom4946]

Yes, I think Holly is saying both that she can only be a wild thing which isn't true and that no one should love her if she is being herself which isn't true. She's also saying that Doc has the tendency to "love" animals/people because he wants to help them. This is related to her telling Paul later that she associates him loving her with him trying to put her in a cage. That's the way she experienced "love" from a very young age.

[@crystalion3378]

Why does everyone have blue eyes in this film???

[@m.e.d.7997]

Because it was made in 1961. Idiotic comment. People do have blue eyes you know. Actually, Audrey had brown eyes.

[@princesssolo1197]

Margaret Audrey had Hazel eyes

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@princesssolo1197 Good to know thought they were brown but I know they were not blue.

[@lorraineb.4698]

@@princesssolo1197 In some films her eyes do look brown and she has been noted to have light brown eyes.

[@wuyijie9490]

It’s common most of white people in USA have blue eyes.

[@sarpsarp8987]

She was 14 and he was a lot older.

[@agenttheater5]

it was legal in some states. they weren't her kids, they were from his first wife. And when he asked she said "Of course I'll marry you, I ain't never been married before'

[@lduranceau8046]

Buddy Ebsen's part in this movie led to his part in 'the Beverly Hillbillies'. Who could have known?

[@m.e.d.7997]

Luckily Buddy never got typecast. He moved right on throughout his career and on to Barnaby Jones. Good show.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Buddy had also been an established actor in movies since the 1930's but yes this part fit the bill for the backwoods Jed Clampett.

[@kingtowerllc]

This move bring me back when I was 18 years old working A cross st from Tiffani

[@ACNC1]

Hannibal didn't do too much to intervene

[@silkegehtyoutubegarnichtsa892]

He had a handkerchief, examplary, the legit understander of women, yep.

[@monastone5871]

When Doc tells Holly that he will not take care of her brother Fred anymore if she doesn't come home with him, he says it in such a ridiculous pleading way, instead of in the threatening coercive tone that the words actually are! This movie has some great moments but the story has inconsistencies.

[@erepsekahs]

Doc, (Buddy Ebsen of The Beverly Hillbillies fame), George Peppard, Sally Tomato, all have the same blue contacts. Must have been a sale on.

[@skyejacques]

I think George Peppard naturally has those eyes from what I remember about the A Team

[@warrenhoffman2006]

I think Tiffany's had a BOGO on them.

[@rockyracoon3233]

Buddy was great in this movie!

[@JYO2023]

That was good

[@M0rmagil]

Doc is a good fellow. I don’t think he understands, though.

[@jonasb.7520]

Promettez moi de me ramener chez moi que lorsque je serai ivre morte !

[@michaelvasquez9677]

The real great performance here is Buddy ebsen.

[@VitoelMaxenceHepburnSLUA]

Sometimes angels become humans to help humans become angels.55.

[@stevefaure415]

Yeah--that accent! Alabama by way of London.

[@whitelight2507]

Ah, there is Buddy! What can you say about Buddy. +1,000

[@garymarzuki8391]

One door closes, another one opens...but sometimes...you just run out of doors. She doesn't know it yet...but Patient Paul is Holly's last door.

[@markiahnadiaries5051]

03:00 Song name: TURKEY EGGS by HENRY MANCINI

[@jayaom4946]

It's Paul I don't get here. "What can I do? He's your husband!" Yeah, and why didn't he say that to the woman he's sleeping with? "Suppose Bill's having us watched?" "What can I do? He's your husband!" Paul seems to have some real moral superiority with Holly despite having heard directly from Doc that he married a 14 year old girl very soon after his wife died and considers her to be the "mother" of his four children. Then the girl ran away and Doc has found her to try to pressure her to return to be a wife and mother when she's about 20. No matter whether she's technically married or not, Paul cares a lot about Holly and should help her stay out of this situation if she doesn't want to be in it. She obviously made a bad decision because she was so young and had no one helping her. She even felt and still feels that she needs to look after her brother. Like I said, Paul clearly doesn't respect marriage much since he's sleeping with and being supported by a married woman so why can't he give Holly some honest help here?! I know he does but he needs to give it more sincerely for a woman he loves. That's why she tells him at the end that being loved and put in a cage are the same thing. That's all she's ever experienced. Paul should not care whether she's married to this pedophile or not, after hearing the story and knowing that she ran away from him, he does NOT need to "be doc's friend" and lead him right to her. Even Doc says that he doesn't want to scare her and Paul doesn't even help with that, he just makes her think that Fred is there but it's Doc and he walks away and leaves her alone with Doc before seeing whether or not she wants that.

[@rudasore]

i CAAuNNN'T come back

[@AudreySmith-223]

I was in this movie 60 movies. My name Audrey Hepburn

[@jeanetepmeyer2724]

Bellisima te adoro.

[@lisaramirez7834]

3:25 😂

[@kamilalitkowiec3320]

😭

[@ky4864]

Okay, but I don’t understand why people don’t take more of an issue with Doc marrying Holly when she was 14! Barely older than his kids (and please don’t say it was “the times.” The average age of marriage during the war for a woman was 22.)!

[@loge10]

Not necessarily the times, but the rural culture they were a part of. Not necessarily "normal", but more accepted.

[@ky4864]

@@loge10 that makes sense. Still seems like it should have been strange in NYC where they’re living?

[@Adamsys471]

Buddy Ebsen is 21 years older than Audry Hepburn!!

[@brnomartins7172]

Eu amo

[@nataliaboixader8454]

Que grave hacer casar a una niña de catorze años y pretender que sea su mujer podia see el padre de Holly.

[@gpttotes]

Is that the same music from gone with the wind?

[@WAL_DC-6B]

No, entirely different.

[@andrewjudeus6283]

Who in their right mind would leave Paul for Doc. Pft. Please.

[@annalisavajda252]

Yes it's sad the person she was doesn't exist anymore and he doesn't know her now and she looks similar so he thinks it's still her never knew he would never see Lula Mae again didn't get to grieve for the loss of her either no closure. She can't pretend to be someone she's not either just to satisfy his expectations so it's disappointing for both of them.

[@Beautifulpoo1]

greyhound!!!are they serious :p

[@WAL_DC-6B]

Back in the day when Greyhound still had class.

[@NatitoAilen]

Jajajajajaja

[@catalinagatita]

2:49

[@jamielancaster01]

She’s to old for Doc now.

[@AudreySmith-223]

I'm city girl not a country girl

[@ChildrensSongStorytimeCorner]

I don’t like Buddy Epson in this role personally, I find he looks more like her grandpa than a past & lost love interest! Not convincing in my books.

[@ellarug9382]

That’s the point

[@zsedcftglkjh]

Can we talk about Doc for moment and how well he took his wife abandoning him and her kids? At the very least WHY did she string him along until the bus stop?! That's just cold blooded.

[@tonyp333777]

a complex wonderful film...........but it is frustrating that she never could be satisfied with what she had.......hypergamy would keep her from her equal in looks and financial situation. She almost lost out on true love because of her desires for a wealthy man. I am not a woman so I can't fully understand what that is like but I feel like unless she changed her attitude she would end up divorcing years after the movie ending similar to her divorcing her first husband.

[@gaylecheung3087]

Never liked this movie when I was young, guess I didn’t get it.

[@josephlandrut4154]

Loive at our age can be detremental to oour dignity because now I am age85 would money provide me with Love, Loyalty and dedication until death parts us ?

[@donpedrometal351]

If this were today movies scene it will be called the diary of a Thot, bet 2 to 1 that many bite the dust following this path but wihtout the Writter at the end .

[@lordrelordre1327]

Sa Majesty l'ordre très chers royaume Cambridge le roi Windsor William n'a pas pour le royaume Cambridge sa Majesty l'ordre e Cambridge ma money ! Pendant que vous êtes Aux ☀️ Les yeux frais e oreilles ! Mon voilage un nœud bien tenue ! Là money Les papied declared la chasse aux seigneur ? Cambridge bonjour très chers royaume SA Majesty l'ordre la Bible et la fortune l'ordre

[@ClaudeS39]

I always found this scene disturbing. That 80 year old man messing around with Holly. 🤮

[@zsedcftglkjh]

Working for a living will make you old before your time. Someone's gotta pay the bills.

[@josecarranza7555]

Leaves four kids behind, and her husband, leads him of going back home with him to Texas, then saying no lying to him, one of the most evil things ever in film history... Play orchestra music...

[@alwanner]

Were the kids supposed to be hers? I thought they were his from before he met her, then she married him and her brother lived with them.

[@kaylag.5807]

She was like a kid (around 14-15) when she married him then had it annulled. And no, the kids weren't hers. So legally, she has no reason to go back to him. Doc just thought he could make her.

[@kaylag.5807]

She was like a kid (around 14-15) when she married him then had it annulled. And no, the kids weren't hers. So legally, she has no reason to go back to him. Doc just thought he could make her.

[@josecarranza7555]

And how do you know this?

[@kaylag.5807]

They mention it earlier in the movie. What's here on KZbin is not the full movie, only the more memorable parts.

[@rasputinbock8201]

utterly abominable acting....she is stupendously beautiful, however

[@rr7firefly]

I have to completely disagree.

[@bbdaria3023]

unbelievable comment??

[@bbdaria3023]

beautiful emoting!!pure magical cinema

[@SuicideboysGrey59]

Her appearance shouldn’t overshadow her talent to act. Ppl only care about appearances. Take Audrey’s amazing acting ability and set it side by side with the actresses we have nowadays...I think you’d surely change your mind.

[@AI-ch3if]

This scene with meeting the ex-husband was so unnecessary, but I guess Hollywood just had to figure a way to promote adultery. As usual. *eye roll*

[@thesecondYouTube]

The script is based on a book, dumbass.

[@az71003]

I don’t care how pretty she is I don’t like her

[@sivberggren7732]