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Clips from Roman Holiday (1953)

"Paramount News brings you a special coverage..."
Roman Holiday (1953)
"the first stop on her much-publicized goodwill tour of European capitals."
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"She gets a royal welcome from the British..."
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"as thousands cheer the gracious young member..."
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"of one of Europe's oldest ruling families."
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"After three days of continuous activity..."
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"and a visit to Buckingham Palace..."
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"Ann flew to Amsterdam..."
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"where Her Royal Highness dedicated the new international aid building..."
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"and christened an ocean liner..."
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"then went to Paris..."
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"where she attended many official functions..."
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"designed to cement trade relations between her country..."
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"and the Western European nations."
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"And so, to Rome, the eternal city..."
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"where the princess's visit was marked by a spectacular military parade..."
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"highlighted by the band of the crack Bersagliere Regiment."
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"The smiling young princess showed no sign..."
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"of the strain of the week's continuous public appearances."
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"And at her country's embassy that evening..."
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"a formal reception and ball in her honor..."
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"was given by her country's ambassador to Italy."
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"Her Royal Highness."
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"His Excellency, the Papal Nuncio..."
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"Sir Hugo Macey de Farmington."
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"- Good evening, Sir Hugo. - Good evening, Your Royal Highness."
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"His Highness, the Maharajah of Khanipur..."
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"and the Rajkumari."
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"- I'm so glad that you could come. - Thank you."
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"Thank you, madame."
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"Prince Istvar Barlossy Nagayavaros."
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"How do you do?"
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"and Karak Singh."
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"The Count and Countess von Marstrand."
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"Good evening, Countess."
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"Good evening."
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"How do you do?"
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"I hate this nightgown."
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"I hate all my nightgowns."
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"And I hate all my underwear too."
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"My dear, you have lovely things."
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"But I'm not 200 years old."
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"Just the top part."
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"Did you know there are people who sleep with absolutely nothing on at all?"
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"I rejoice to say that I did not."
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"Listen."
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"Oh, and your slippers."
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"Please put on your slippers and come away from the window."
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"Your milk and crackers."
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"Everything we do is so wholesome."
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"They'll help you to sleep."
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"I'm too tired to sleep. I shan't sleep a wink."
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"Now, my dear, if you don't mind, tomorrow's schedule."
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"Or schedule. Whichever you prefer. Both are correct."
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"9:00, we leave for the Polinari Automotive Works..."
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"where you'll be presented with a small car."
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"Thank you."
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"- Which you will not accept. - No, thank you."
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"10:35, inspection of food and agricultural organization..."
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"which will present you with an olive tree."
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"- No, thank you. - Which you will accept."
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"Thank you."
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"10:55, the new Foundling Home for Orphans."
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"You will preside over the laying of the cornerstone. Same speech as last Monday."
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"- Trade relations. - Yes."
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"No, no, the other one."
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"- Youth and progress. - Precisely."
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"11:45, back here to rest."
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"No, that's wrong. 11:45, conference here with the press."
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"1:00 sharp, lunch with the foreign ministry."
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"You will wear your white lace and carry a bouquet of..."
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"3:05, presentation of a plaque."
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"Thank you."
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"4:10, review special guard of Carabiniere Police."
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"No, thank you. How do you do?"
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"Charmed. So happy."
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"Stop!"
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"Stop, stop, stop!"
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"It's all right, dear. It didn't spill."
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"My dear, you're ill."
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"I'll send for Dr. Bonnachoven."
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"I don't want Dr. Bonnachoven!"
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"- Please let me die in peace. - You're not dying."
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"Leave me!"
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"- Leave me! - It's nerves."
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"Control yourself, Ann."
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"I don't want to!"
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"Your Highness."
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"I'll get Dr. Bonnachoven."
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"It's no use."
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"I'll be dead before he gets here."
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"- She is asleep. - She was in hysterics three minutes ago."
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"- Are you asleep, ma'am? - No!"
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"I'll only disturb Your Royal Highness for a moment."
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"Suddenly I was crying."
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"To cry is a perfectly normal thing to do."
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"Don't worry, Doctor."
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"I'll bow and I'll smile and..."
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"I'll improve trade relations and..."
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"There she goes again, Doctor. Give her something, please."
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"Uncover her arm, please."
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"What's that?"
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"This will relax you and make Your Highness feel a little happy."
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"There."
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"I don't feel any different."
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"Just lie back."
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"Can I keep just one light on?"
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"Of course."
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"Thank you, Doctor."
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"Oh, the general! Doctor, quick!"
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"I'm perfectly all right."
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"Good night, ma'am."
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"Bet 500."
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"Five hundred. How many?"
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"One."
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"I'll take one."
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"Three."
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"Foolish boy."
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"Two for papa."
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"Five hundred more."
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