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1960 · William Wyler · 104 min

Una chica de Chicago

No current Madrid showtimesLast tracked: Sat 6 Jun 19:00 · Cine Doré (Filmoteca Española)
Romantic comedy, Comedy, Romance

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There are no current Madrid showtimes for Una chica de Chicago (1960), but this page keeps the local screening history because it has already screened at Cine Doré (Filmoteca Española).

If it returns to Madrid screens, new dates will appear here. The most recent tracked screenings were for Sat 6 Jun and Wed 6 May.

Recent tracked screenings

Overwhelmed by her suffocating schedule, touring European princess Ann takes off for a night while in Rome. When a sedative she took from her doctor kicks in, however, she falls asleep on a park bench and is found by an American reporter, Joe Bradley, who takes her back to his apartment for safety. At work the next morning, Joe finds out Ann's regal identity and bets his editor he can get exclusive interview with her, but romance soon gets in the way.

  • 1953National Board of Review Awards · Top Ten FilmsTop Ten Films, 6th place
  • 1953New York Film Critics Circle AwardsBest Actress — Audrey Hepburn
  • 1953Venice International Film Festival · Official program / Main CompetitionGolden Lion — William Wyler · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsBest Motion Picture — William Wyler · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsDirecting — William Wyler · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsActor in a Supporting Role — Eddie Albert · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsWriting (Screenplay) — Ian McLellan Hunter; John Dighton · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsCinematography (Black-and-White) — Frank Planer; Henri Alekan · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsFilm Editing — Robert Swink · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsArt Direction (Black-and-White) — Hal Pereira; Walter Tyler · nominated
  • 1954Academy AwardsBest Actress — Audrey Hepburn
  • 1954Academy AwardsWriting (Motion Picture Story) — Dalton Trumbo

plus 8 more entries on file

Set in Rome

  • Filmed at Rome, LazioAFI records the film as photographed and recorded in its entirety in Rome, Italy; Wikidata also gives Rome as the film's filming location.
  • Cinecittà, Rome, LazioStudio interiors were filmed at Cinecittà facilities in Rome.
  • Spanish Steps, Rome, LazioListed by AFI among Roman locations used in the picture.
  • Trevi Fountain, Rome, LazioAFI lists Piazza de Trevi; modern location lists also identify the Trevi Fountain sequence.
  • Colosseum, Rome, LazioListed by AFI among Roman locations used in the picture.
  • Castel Sant'Angelo, Rome, LazioListed by AFI among Roman locations used in the picture.
  • Bocca della Verità, Rome, LazioAFI lists Bocca della Verità; Wikipedia identifies it as the Mouth of Truth in Santa Maria in Cosmedin and notes its Roman Holiday scene use.
  • Via Margutta, Rome, LazioAFI lists Via Margutta as the site of Joe's apartment; the dossier/film-location list specifies Via Margutta 51.
Gregory PeckAudrey HepburnEddie AlbertHartley PowerHarcourt WilliamsMargaret RawlingsTullio CarminatiPaolo CarliniClaudio ErmelliPaola Borboni
classical repertoryfemale protagonistCross-cultural encounterbody autonomyLoneliness
Swooning romanceclassic-date comfortlow-pressure charmBittersweetstorybook innocenceoffbeat romanceFeel-good