Breakfast at Tiffany's

Breakfast at Tiffany's directed by Blake Edwards(1961) 

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       "Breakfast at Tiffany's" the movie was not at all true to Truman Copote's novelette of the same name.  In the book Holly Golightly was an attractive lady serving as a go-between to a man in prison who hired her to bring him news and other things occasionally.  She was definitely a New Yorker in style and was not nearly the sophisticated lady portrayed by Audrey Hepburn in the film.  Both Hollys were dreamers and felt the future would hold something dazzling, naive as that may seem, particularly for a New York denizen.  The fact that the movie does not resemble the book doesn't make it a bad movie.  It isn't.  The title should have been changed to reflect something other than Capote's fine story.  Maybe something like "Moon River" would be more apt.

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