Roman Holiday Page #6
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It's always open season|on princesses.
You must be|out of your mind.
Yeah, I know, but...
Look, I can't prevent you from|selling the pictures if you want to.
- You'll get a good price for 'em.|- Yeah!
You going to the interview?
- Are you going?|- Yeah. It's an assignment, isn't it?
Yeah.
I'll see you.
It ain't much,|but it's home.
Ladies and gentlemen,|please approach.
Her Royal Highness.
Your Royal Highness...
the ladies and gentlemen|of the press.
Ladies and gentlemen...
Her Royal Highness|will now answer your questions.
I believe at the outset,|Your Highness...
that I should express|the pleasure of all of us...
at your recovery|from the recent illness.
Thank you.
Does Your Highness believe|that federation...
would be a possible solution|to Europe's economic problems?
I am in favor of any measure...
which would lead to closer|cooperation in Europe.
And what, in the opinion|of Your Highness...
is the outlook for friendship|among nations?
as I have faith|in relations between people.
May I say, speaking|for my own press service...
we believe that|Your Highness's faith...
will not be unjustified.
I am so glad to hear you say it.
Which of the cities visited|did Your Highness enjoy the most?
Each in its own way...
Each in its own way was...|unforgettable.
Rome.|By all means, Rome.
I will cherish my visit here|in memory...
as long as I live.
Despite your indisposition,|Your Highness?
Despite that.
Photographs may now be taken.
Thank you,|ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you very much.
I would now like to meet some of|the ladies and gentlemen of the press.
Hitchcock, "Chicago Daily News".
I'm so happy to see you here.
Lampe. "New York Herald Tribune".
Good afternoon.
Irving Radovich,|CR Photo Service.
How do you do?
May I present Your Highness...
with some commemorative photos|of your visit to Rome?
Thank you so very much.
Joe Bradley,|American News Service.
So happy, Mr. Bradley.
The London Exchange Telegraph.
Good afternoon.
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