Untitled Breakfast at Tiffany's Making of Film

Untitled Breakfast at Tiffany's Making of Film

Untitled Breakfast at Tiffany's Making of Film

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Overview

Follows the making of the seminal romantic comedy Breakfast at Tiffany's, tracking the film through pre-production, on-set issues and its release that became a watershed moment in film, fashion and culture.

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Imagine Entertainment

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Lily Collins

Audrey Hepburn

Lily Collins

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