(All the reporters leave. Joe stays a moment longer, then exits alone.)
(Joe pretends to lose his hand) JOE: "Aaagh!" ANNE: (panicked) "What is it? What’s wrong?" JOE: (laughing) "Nothing. I just have a very vivid imagination." roman holiday subtitles
JOE: "Are you trying to get yourself arrested?" ANNE: "Is that a joke?" (All the reporters leave
Here’s a set of subtitle lines for key moments in Roman Holiday (1953), written in clear, timed-cue style. These capture the film’s tone—whimsical, bittersweet, and romantic. (Whispering to herself, groggy) ANNE: "I hate this nightgown. I hate all my nightgowns… and I hate all my underwear too." I just have a very vivid imagination
(Anne sees Joe in the crowd) REPORTER: "Which of the cities you visited did you enjoy most?" ANNE: (carefully) "Each one… was lovely. But I think Rome. I’ll always remember Rome."