Micky Rooney? What were they thinking? Fortunately, Edwards was able to get that idea right with The Party. Otherwise, it was decent.

A delightful comedy full of beautiful urban backgrounds that is hopelessly tarnished by a ridiculously offensive performance by Mickey Rooney.

One of the first Audrey Hepburn films I saw and I wasn't disappointed. A lively story and a wonderful ending.

Breezy and fun, especially when Hepburn and Peppard are playfully exploring NYC. Rooney's caricature is an unfortunate distraction, but my main issue is that Holly is a very flighty and unsympathetic character - a lot of fun in moments of frivolity, but when the film tries to explain her backstory or lack of attachment one wonders why Peppard so deeply loves this rather superficial and at times downright cruel woman.

lol Mickey Rooney. The rest is ok.

Not all that great, but a good enough romantic comedy with a ridiculously charming star. Despite the story being so-so, and the main man in it being not too interesting, it's pretty hard not to like this.

Great film marred by its unfortunate racism.

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Like Audrey Hepburn's character, the movie's classy but not all that substantive. I still enjoyed it, though. It's easy to see how it achieved its iconic status, and why it's still so popular among women today.

Audrey Hepburn as a call girl is something that has never quite made sense to me, but I still find her portrayal honest with a bit of innocence. Holly uses and is used by men, and Fred uses and is used by women. They are perhaps the only two people who can understand each other, and therefore they must end up together. Noticeably racist portrayal of an Asian character by Mickey Rooney.

Breakfast at Tiffany's sure is a great movie, it's one of the best romantic comedies ever made. Great acting, great directing, and overall it's so entertaining. If you have not seen this movie, whether you're a guy or girl either way you'll still enjoy it, I recommend that you watch this movie because you will have a good time.

Stupid, Silly & Pretentious movie. A lot of the side characters are caricatures and I am not even talking about Mickey Rooney.

First time I see and it's immortalized. Audrey took the film by herself and became an inspiration to the four corners of Earth. This film without her would be nothing, FACT. A pleasure in every minute. Thanks, Audrey!