Romance on the Silver Screen
Timeless tales of true love curated by Tiffany and Ed Burns
An Affair to RememberLeo McCarey 1957 |
Though Nickie Ferrante and Terry McKay are each engaged to someone else, their chemistry is irresistible during a transatlantic ocean voyage. On their final morning together, they risk it all by agreeing to meet six months later on the 102nd floor of the Empire State Building. |
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Barefoot in the ParkGene Saks 1967 |
In this lighthearted film, a free-spirited housewife and her new husband, a strait-laced lawyer, fall madly in, out of and back in love in a fifth-floor walk-up in Greenwich Village. |
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Breakfast at Tiffany’sBlake Edwards 1961 |
Two drifters, the one-and-only Holly Golightly and a struggling writer, discover that the high life in the big city isn’t all that it promises to be. A nameless cat and a trip to Tiffany & Co. reveal what is true. |
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EnchantedKevin Lima 2007 |
An animated princess is banished from her fairy-tale existence to gritty New York City in this irreverent confection. Though a handsome suitor has asked for her hand in marriage, a less-than-perfect divorce lawyer becomes an unlikely Prince Charming. |
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The Goodbye GirlHerbert Ross 1977 |
Not since The Taming of the Shrew has there been such a spirited and tumultuous courtship. A wisecracking actor from Chicago proves a worthy match and sparring partner for a former Broadway dancer. |
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On the TownStanley Donen and Gene Kelly 1949 |
In 24 hours, a trio of happy-go-lucky sailors find adventure, shenanigans and the girls of their dreams in this legendary MGM musical. |
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SabrinaBilly Wilder 1954 |
A trip to Paris transforms a shy chauffeur’s daughter into an elegant society swan, who unwittingly charms her way into the hearts of a gruff business titan and his playboy brother. |
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West Side StoryJerome Robbins and Robert Wise 1961 |
Tony and Maria are star-crossed lovers caught between two brawling gangs in this 20th-century take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. With poignant songs and masterful choreography, this film is an unforgettable classic. |
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When Harry Met SallyRob Reiner 1989 |
Can Harry Burns and Sally Albright be “just friends”? This witty comedy answers the question by following these two intelligent and neurotic New Yorkers over the years. |
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You’ve Got MailNora Ephron 1998 |
Two rival bookstore owners unknowingly become drawn to one another while exchanging anonymous emails. See what happens when they meet. You’ve Got Mail © 2011 AOL Inc. Used with permission. |