Breakfast at Tiffany's - Pre Party Scene (4) - Audrey Hepburn

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Paul attends Holly's party, gets his nickname "Fred Baby", and talks about whether Holly is a fake phony or a real phony.
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[@vastusassasin1070]

I appreciate that most of this scene was recorded without cuts.

[@jasonclarke9245]

From the time he opened the door. Amazing.

[@gracehardbeck5893]

It may just be me, but there seems to be a lot of background props/costumes that have the Tiffany blue colour. Like Irving's dress, some of the drinking cups, the spoon used to stir the drinks etcetera. I like how they provide visual clues of Holly's obsession with Tiffany and the signature colour.

[@lynnfarley7851]

Great observation!

[@charlottemyname3373]

And the bowl where she sets the book on the shelf and the matchbook Paul has

[@brianmallen8887]

That's definitely the kind of stuff that women would get, but men not in a million years. Style and fashion is in women's DNA . It's also different how they react to Audrey Hepburn. Men can't get over her looks. I know that she found it difficult to make friends cause women were so intimidated to be around her. Isn't that ironic, to be cursed by that which brings fame. But she brought that on, she didn't actively pursue stardom, like Maryilin Monroe, but she didn't turn it down either. Unlike Holly Golightly. I bet A.H. felt a kinship to H.G. as only the exceptionally attractive can understand. And I bet she wondered why Holly turned down that screen test. People scoff at the notion of 50 bucks for the powder room. That part is true. There really was a Holly Gollightly, and that's what she did.

[@skypuffy715]

Even paul's matchbox has the same color treatment

[@girlnextdoorgrooming]

@@brianmallen8887 Marilyn Monroe worked really hard for her career.

[@randomcat4940]

those couples at the back were enjoying their conversation soo much

[@foisdequoi]

I really love this detail. And I really like the fact that they are truly enjoying themselves listening to the conversation of being a real phony, as I would as well if I were them. 😍😅

[@norakirayumi]

2:12 *stop blushing Fred. You didn't say you're a genius, I did* Gets me every time 😂😂😂 Audrey Hepburn is such a legendary actress indeed.

[@taliw7736]

Yeah

[@jasonclarke9245]

This was ONE take. Unreal. And the timing to blow out the match. Not one screw up.

[@RuggedElefont]

I love how in this scene the directors acknowledge that Holly is a fake. How she wears this manic pixie thing like armor.

[@johnn.5033]

But don't you think that the people who actually watch this movie still fail to realize that? I feel like this has become such a popcorn movie on a Sunday afternoon. Any intention to make this serious kind of failed even though Hepburn still got an Oscar nod. She's supposed to be a fake, but Audrey Hepburn is already so elegant and charming that you don't even realize she's posing as fake, you just assume she's the elegant woman.

[@RuggedElefont]

John Nader for younger audiences she supposed to be an inspiration or a blueprint for the quirky or off beat girl who gets the sensitive guy. What they failed to realize is why she is, who she is. Just like Eartha Kitt her character was damage and she needed a alter ego. So yeah she's fake but only because she was Forced to be a woman at a very young age.

[@johnn.5033]

Basically Martin Balsam is saying she's a naive phony because she doesn't know any better than to believe that what she is trying to do is fake, rather than a cynical phony who purposely knows they're being fake and deceitful to get ahead.

[@RampageG4mer]

What do you mean by 'fake'?

[@crikitaftw]

I love the way George Peppard moves after leaning on the door frame. He does it as well in the kiss scene after they steal the masks. He's so smooth and elegant in his movements.

[@mychael.kostiuk]

Fred Baby! No, "Paul Baby".

[@bbbbbblacknj]

I can't be the only one who randomly thought about this scene and decided to rewatch it😄

[@4Topwood]

You aren't.

[@josephine1465]

This scene is relaxing to watch for some reason

[@stevenmitchell3705]

This scene just oozes class and elegance. Classic Americana style!

[@Mistress9Tomoe]

Let's be true, guys. Even when Audrey/Holly smokes, she looks really graceful like princess.

[@augustharper15]

I can’t believe out of all the times I watched this movie (hundred of times) I just realized the last time I watched it that she’s wearing a towel styled like a dress instead of an actual dress wow

[@girlnextdoorgrooming]

It's a sheet.

[@michelleb1004]

I just now noticed that at 3:16, when OJ says, "she had lots of style and class" and Paul says "what?", he thought OJ said ass... 😅

[@RLviddy]

OJ blows out Paul's match at 2:11-never noticed that before.

[@Everythingaudrey]

+RLviddy OMG, I never noticed that before! Thank you for pointing that out!!! Haha, it's the little things like these that make me happy. :) :)

[@sybaritesphynx8057]

I'm sure I'll discover sooooo many new things in the entire movie if only I could take my eyes off Audrey... lol

[@girlnextdoorgrooming]

Slick move.

[@yingpiccola]

Audrey is an acting genius in this part! The performer of OJ is marvelous funny, too

[@skypuffy715]

Audrey is so classy in here..the dress the hair the way she speaks she's so elagant and chick!

[@brockrain4618]

“When I figure out what I want I’ll let you know.” ~Audrey

[@TheHadeerHameed]

The Asian woman is breathtaking

[@brianmallen8887]

I like how the Asian woman and friend listen to the two guys talking, like a real party. If you're gonna hang with Audrey Hepburn in a movie you better be a hotie. Most of the women in the party scene were.

[@fede018]

I wonder how she felt about the yellowface.

[@Imokayluv]

@@fede018 ik, i could not stop staring at her! i looked her up and she is Linda wong from Busan, South Korea

[@Imokayluv]

@@fede018 i feel like lots of minorities during those times were conditioned to feel neutral about uncomfortable situations like those, especially if they wanted to pursue a career in hollywood which tbh JUST started diversifying

[@chucklesprice]

Great quality rip. Great scene. Martin Balsam was an awesome actor.

[@Everythingaudrey]

+Chuck Price Thanks Chuck, it took a lot of time to cut and rip all the clips! Martin was something special, I believe he makes the scene here.

[@Na2Ocean]

The closing scene brings me to tears.

[@kt1pl2]

I just saw yesterday on the big screen and I was crying and crying.

[@SHANELLEBUTLER2011]

I fucking love this movie it’s my fav

[@michaelwave2945]

I like the upbeat version of moon river as party music

[@anjali4799]

the dress that Audrey wore was quite similar to Indian sareeee

[@sybaritesphynx8057]

That's what I always thought too but the closer I look, the more I feel like that's just a very thin bath towel or robe wrapped coz she is getting ready. She later comes out wearing a black dress

[@kikiohara771]

It's a bed sheet :)

[@augustharper15]

I’m pretty sure it’s a towel because OJ said that “the kids still in the shower” and then she comes out in a towel but she made it look like a chic dress. Definitely has the texture of a towel rather than a bedsheet

[@MsClaudiaDuran]

OJ's the funniest character in this movie. My favorite for sure.

[@zv54]

The next time someone lectures me on y posture or walking style I will do the Audrey strut. 1:48

[@danieldominguez8135]

I fell in love at 2:25

[@christopherdonaldson8231]

Both George Peppard and Martin Balsam reunited three years later in "The Carpetbaggers" but on opposite sides - based on Harold Robbins' novel

[@jubeltr]

It always caught my attention that when she falls asleep she actually has a premonitory dream related to the subsequent death of her brother.

[@amberspecter]

My second favorite scene in the movie, after the opening

[@michellertom]

That asian girl is beautiful omg

[@MadflowsA]

OJ's storytelling is Pesci before Pesci

[@tomoko7584]

2:56 i am literally holly golightly

[@vistulacooper6802]

Ain't nothing like THE PRE PARTY!!!

[@zohrapatel6495]

Still watching 2020

[@antoniettacarozza6739]

Beautiful very much

[@ANGELILYworks]

What is that white bottle she’s holding?

[@snowkittten]

It’s a nail polish. That’s they used to look like :)

[@ANGELILYworks]

Existential Crisis I had a feeling. It’s gorgeous. 😍

[@sindhura1341]

Is she wearing' a saree....?

[@highland_persuasion]

It's a bedsheet that she wore as a gown.

[@lynnfarley7851]

Love this movie!

[@noface3928]

I’m surprised they used an Asian girl as an extra. These were pretty racist times

[@nora4981]

No Face mostly ignorant yet well meaning times ... you should see how the Japanese fetishize white women

[@asamcnuggets2789]

@@nora4981 japanese people fetishize everything it’s not about being white

[@asamcnuggets2789]

the movie is super racist just saying

[@Sheena-x6e]

@@nora4981 not more than white men fetishizing asian women...definitely not..

[@girlnextdoorgrooming]

She stole that shot.

[@maribel1555]

George Pippers 😍😍😍😍😍

[@scottgates6993]

Weren't they afraid of catching COVID-19? Oh, wait, 1961. Sorry.

[@veronicahaney6005]

racist

[@margaritazagorskaya371]

👏

[@taliw7736]

Please let me know is this in order??? I feel like something is missing

[@artboxfashion4042]

In the book Paul is gay.

[@randomcat4940]

Really?! Tell me more plz...

[@jordanbee1764]

hazeeq razak Well, Truman Capote was gay

[@yarahassan4084]

I gave up watching the rest of the movie. Too many adds. So annoying.