History and Lessons behind Norma Rae aka Crystal Lee
How closely should film adaptations follow their source material? Let's take a deep dive into "Norma Rae", and find out.
Roman Holiday
Set in Rome, Italy, Roman Holiday portrays the fleeting love of Princess Ann and newspaper reporter Joe amidst a tour of several European countries. Starring the famous Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn, this film quickly rose to stardom and won three Academy awards. While the film premiered over half a century ago, it is still loved by people around the world. This timeless masterpiece will be rendered into a musical, starring Sagiri Seina and Sakihi Miyu of Snow Troupe. Please enjoy this heartwarming romance played out on the unique and glamorous Takarazuka stage.
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Set in Rome, Italy, Roman Holiday portrays the fleeting love of Princess Ann and newspaper reporter Joe amidst a tour of several European countries. Starring the famous Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn, this film quickly rose to stardom and won three Academy awards. While the film premiered over half a century ago, it is still loved by people around the world. This timeless masterpiece will be rendered into a musical, starring Sagiri Seina and Sakihi Miyu of Snow Troupe. Please enjoy this heartwarming romance played out on the unique and glamorous Takarazuka stage.
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Genre:Music, Romance
Written By:William Wyler
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Runtime:150 minutes
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Cast
Tabuchi Daisuke
Director
Seina Sagiri
Joe Bradley
Miyu Sakihi
Anya Smith / Princess Ann
Masumi Rika
Countess Vereberg
Ayanagi Shou
Irving Radovich / Mario Delani (Shared Role)
Kanato Tsukishiro
Irving Radovich / Mario Delani (Shared Role)
Dai Houshou
Frank Simoni / Bureau Chief
Satsuki Aina
Eva Galliano
Touma Kazuki
Dario
Momohana Hina
Claire
Mana Haruto
General Provno
Hoshino Anri
Francesca
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