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Storyline

Linus and David Larrabee are the two sons of a very wealthy family. Linus is all work – busily running the family corporate empire, he has no time for a wife and family. David is all play – technically he is employed by the family business, but never shows up for work, spends all his time entertaining, and has been married and divorced three times. Meanwhile, Sabrina Fairchild is the young, shy, and awkward daughter of the household chauffeur, who goes away to Paris for two years, and returns to capture David's attention, while falling in love with Linus.

Released

1954-09-10
Revenue

$10,000,000
Budget

$2,239,000
Runtime

1hr 53m
Genre

Comedy, Romance, Drama
Status

Released
Language

English, Français
7.6
Production

Paramount Pictures

Crew

Billy Wilder

Director

Billy Wilder

Screenplay

Billy Wilder

Producer

Keywords:

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Cast

Audrey Hepburn

Sabrina Fairchild

William Holden

David Larrabee

Humphrey Bogart

Linus Larrabee

Walter Hampden

Oliver Larrabee

John Williams

Thomas Fairchild

Martha Hyer

Elizabeth Tyson

Joan Vohs

Gretchen Van Horn

Marcel Dalio

Baron St. Foritanel

Marcel Hillaire

Professor

Nella Walker

Maude Larrabee

Francis X. Bushman

Mr. Tyson

Ellen Corby

Miss McCardie

Marjorie Bennett

Margaret

Emory Parnell

Charles

Nancy Kulp

Jenny

Paul Harvey

Dr. Calaway

Kay Riehl

Mrs. Tyson

Raymond Bailey

Member of the Board (uncredited)

Ralph Brooks

Party / Dance Extra (uncredited)

Colin Campbell

Board Member (uncredited)

Harvey B. Dunn

Party Guest with Tray (uncredited)

Fritz Ford

Dance Partner (uncredited)

Otto Forrest

Elevator Operator (uncredited)

Chuck Hamilton

Gardener-Caretaker (uncredited)

Rand Harper

Man (uncredited)

Sam Harris

Party Guest (uncredited)

Kay E. Kuter

Ernest - Houseman (uncredited)

Bill Neff

Man with Linus Larrabee (uncredited)

Gregory Ratoff

Man with David Larrabee (uncredited)

Marion Ross

Spiller's Girlfriend (uncredited)

Emmett Vogan

Board Member (uncredited)

Ralph Moratz

Passenger on Ship Deck (uncredited)

Lovyss Bradley

Office Worker (uncredited)

Jean Ransome

Maid (uncredited)

James Carlisle

Lawyer (uncredited)

Fred Rapport

Party Guest (uncredited)

Herschel Graham

Office Worker (uncredited)

Frank McLure

Party Guest

William H. O'Brien

Bartender (uncredited)

Marion Gray

Raoul Freeman

Party Guest (uncredited)

Dick Gordon

Party Guest (uncredited)

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Reviews for Sabrina

A Review by Geronimo1967 7

Written by Geronimo1967 on 2022-06-27

We start with the sight of a young girl cleaning the limousine her father drives for the wealthy "Larrabee" family. She has a crush on the y... read more

A Review by FilipeManuelNeto 7

Written by FilipeManuelNeto on 2024-01-23

**An excellent romantic comedy and one of Billy Wilder's best works.** I saw this film yesterday and I really liked it. I have seen other... read more

**An excellent romantic comedy and one of Billy Wilder's best works.** I saw this film yesterday and I really liked it. I have seen other films with the same actors and there is no doubt that they ooze talent, and it is always a safe bet to see the films they made. This romantic comedy, unlike many of those currently produced, does not seem bland or excessively sugary: the romance and comedy intertwine in the ideal measure to make us laugh and enjoy the characters and the story. Directed and intelligently written by Billy Wilder, who gives us one of the best films of his career, it brings us the classic story of the employee's daughter who falls in love with the boss's son. I've seen this in films, in plays, in soap operas in almost every country... it's one of the oldest ideas for a romantic film. What really gives the film strength is the way the director conceives everything and leaves his vision imprinted in every detail. This vision of him includes a very intelligent comedy and a cast full of talents, led by the magnificent Audrey Hepburn, experiencing one of the most interesting moments of his career. She couldn't look more elegant, and it was interesting to see how the actress, so associated with noble or refined characters, embodied one who comes from such modest origins! I also really liked William Holden, who does a very committed and intelligent job. As for Humphrey Bogart... he is always a safe bet, an actor who commits himself to his work and guarantees results, but if even he was aware that he was too old for the role, what can I say? He was absolutely right... On a technical level, there isn't much to say: the film doesn't invest much in great effects and complicated cinematographic resources. In fact, all things considered, it seems like the kind of film where most of the budget was spent on ensuring the presence of a hand-picked cast. The cinematography is quite regular, functional and practical, the soundtrack does not bring great quality notes and goes unnoticed, the sets and costumes fulfill their role wonderfully, but are within what we expected to see. Of course, the costumes are an interesting aspect of the film, with a valuable contribution from Hubert de Givenchy (unfairly uncredited) quite evident behind the production efforts.

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A Review by CinemaSerf

We start with the sight of a young girl cleaning the limousine her father drives for the wealthy "Larrabee" family. She has a crush on the younger brother "David", but that is but a pipe dream as she grows up and is sent to Paris where she ...