Two for the Road - Henry Mancini / Audrey Hepburn

[andyb2707]

"Moon River" seems to get all the glory, but I don't think Henry Mancini ever wrote a more beautiful piece of music than this theme.

[johnpassmore11]

I'm glad other people like Two For The Road. Most people have never heard of it. I saw it first in my teens and it gave me my first understanding of grown-up relationships. Now in my 60's, married for the second time with six children, I believe there's nothing I've experienced that isn't in that film.

[Artsettimavn]

Audrey was the epitome of "chic"--an icon. Her style was copied everywhere. This film, "The April Fools", and "The Thomas Crown Affair" (Dunaway), really captured the look, feel, and mood of the 60's. An era of ebullience, glamor, and hope.

[vintagefame]

this is one of the best movie sever! I watch it every night lol! Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn are hilarious!

[ladybluetexan]

this beautiful film explained the grown-up world of relationships to me when i saw

it at age 10, in the 60's. have never forgotten it. been married 27 years! :)

and i still love this film so much....

[bazucchini]

@ladybluetexan Wow-same feeling of having "grownup relationships explained"... the scene where the 2 are sitting in a restaurant during their travels and spy an older couple at a nearby table. Albert says, "What kind of people sit across from eachother with nothing to say?" Ms. Audrey simply replied. "Married people".

That stuck with me forever.

Congrats to us both (also married lots of happy and adventurous yrs) for paying attention early & choosing well later.:)

[iamintheburg]

@bazucchini God.....I remember that too. I think of that every time I'm driving and watch a couple in the next lane, leaning away from each other, each of them looking out their own window ; and I think it's sad. But who knows, huh?  Each person, each relationship........but this film and these two beautiful people : fantastic.

[lvbjblond]

THE MOVIE YOU NEVER FORGET THE SONG MANCINI LOVED

[utubehall]

A little skinny (to say the least) but still perhaps the most captivating woman ever. Great song. The 60s "mod" thing is amusing. One of my all-time favorite movies.

[lvbjblond]

my favorite movie and song

[Cpao2]

if you look at the word 'one class act' in the dictionary, itll have her picture on it. understated glam with genuine humanitarian concerns, one of a kind

[PureSoapCleans]

My very favorite film by Audrey and the music is the best!

[annikee59]

This is my all time favorite movie. What a masterpiece.

[dkel252]

Albert Finney is a complete mug in this film. I saw it when it was first released and have never been brought to a different impression in the intervening years. This film is about Audrey Hepburn, Henry Mancini, and Stanley Donen. Acting Music Vision.

[dkel252]

@dkel252 My thought is that you are exactly correct. This is one of my "all time favorite" films, again, for all of the reasons you mention, but I have never met a woman who thinks that Albert Finney, or the character he portrays, is in any way sympathetic. Mancini's music, on the other hand, is magnificent. His work is the soundtrack of our lives.

[fpu89]

Albert Finney bears some resemblance to Peter Finch

[albalsamo]

 <3 <3 <3

[1954phialin]

Henry Mancini EQUALS GENIUS !!!

[lvbjblond]

FANTASTIC MANCINI GENUIS

[lvbjblond]

FANTASTIC THE BEST EVER MANCINI FAVORITE SONG

[Carl6231]

God,Audrey was pretty!!! Very underrated film and finally getting the respect that it deserved.

[cptmccoy]

Love, Love, Audrey H., Henry Mancini, the best composer of our lifetime!!!!

[kfcohea]

@cptmccoy

Hepburn chose her films carefully. Nearly all of them seemed to be written just for her. Or she made them hers. As far as movie themes go, Mancini AND Johnny Mandel were the best. Their songs are as fresh today as they were back then. No "I love you ya ya" for them. Their music was the "Romantic" period of American song writing. They both had a jazz background which they brought into their work. That's why so many jazz musicians recorded their compositions. The are great to play on.

[lvbjblond]

my favorite movie

[lookbehindtheveil]

music is amazing!! Audrey is a real sex symbol !!!

[eecortese]

@lookbehindtheveil

I don't think so.

Marilyn Monroe, for example is, as you say, " a real sex symbol."

Audrey Hebpurn is quite a different thing.

If you don't understand what I mean, then you completely miss exactly what it is that makes Audrey Hepburn uniquely Audrey Hepburn, I am sorry to say!

[VTMCompany]

isn't this lovely melody just audrey right over?

[PaintTheSilence1]

This movie should honestly get more recognition! It's one of Audrey's best films of her career and so realistic too.

[limelight88]

The best movie of 60s by far

[SuperIativesweetie]

@Shubael1809 A queer who likes musicals? Never heard of such a thing. Are you any chance a hairdresser too?

[Shubael1809]

@SuperIativesweetie a piece of white trailer trash living off his parents who is a homophobe!? Never heard of such a thing. Do you change your underwear at least once a week?

[SuperIativesweetie]

@Shubael1809 Cliches...anyone who taunts a fairy is trailer trash? I'm just teasing you honey, don't get your panties in a twist. You are wearing panties aren't you?

[SuperIativesweetie]

@Shubael1809 No? So you do felch on a regular basis? Whats the secret to your success? Wide straws? Liquid diet for your lovers? Enemas?

[Shubael1809]

@SuperIativesweetie You know a whole lot more about male homosexuality than I do dude! LMAO

[SuperIativesweetie]

@Shubael1809 I'm no dude peter puffer. ...and don't sell yourself short, you're a a very knowledgeable faggot. I know you don't like that word "faggot". How about turd tamper, bone smuggler, knob gobbler, cock smoker, or nancy boy...are those names ok?

[Shubael1809]

@SuperIativesweetie How about you work your issues out with a therapist and squelch your fascination with me. I'm not responsible for your lousy childhood and anger issues. You're just another poor sap crying out for any kind of attention he can get. The names you use only expose you for the troubled individual you are. I'm sorry your life sucks but I didn't have a hand in it. Sayonara you pitiful sap.

[SuperIativesweetie]

@Shubael1809 I had a very happy childhood and I also enjoy a feces free sex life - unlike you. So which adult male molested you as a child? Your father? Uncle? Priest? Some man "forced" you to perform sexually right? Although I'm sure not much "force" was needed, was it?

[gingerbreadgirlyboy]

@Shubael1809

fag.

[cherilyn9]

The best classic love story!

Audrey will live on forever!!!

[44032]

The best and truest examination of the relationship between a man and a woman in the history of the cinema

[owsh123]

As movie themes go, this is a gem. Runs through all the emotions.

[cherilyn9]

Thanks for your nice comment!

Love Audrey too!

[tugmutton]

Audrey Hepburn is a timeless beauty. This is a movie of hers that I never have seen. I was searching for the music of Henry Mancini and came across this.

[cherilyn9]

I think TWO FOR THE ROAD Will always be a classic love song, my favorite movie too!

[28sps]

one of my favourites to so simple and beautiful we don´t see this anymore love audrey hepburn

[PJCoan]

A great film- as said before very underrated- great Mancini score, great acting, an interesting look at relationship complexities- all there. It was ahead of it's time, though. We weren't ready yet to see these kind of movies in 1967.

[sheesitz]

my apologies to mr.mancini. i mistook this beautiful movie theme to be a john barry work. actually, no apologies necessary, they were equally talented and wrote amazing music. how lucky for us!

[walkabou5]

Fabulous movie, fantastic score by Henry Mancini. When are we going to get a CD of the score as heard in the film?

The 60s LP is no where near as good.

[Sheri451]

This was really some beautiful music. I liked this movie too. It's about a real couple having real life problems. I love the ending when they kiss and make up.

[jackyhonta]

thanks for the video, great film

[contardi]

I will never get tired to watch this movie, and listen to the best theme Mancini ever wrote.

[PervisJohnson]

Of the 400 tunes Mancini wrote, this was his favorite, followed by The Pink Panther and Meggie's Theme.

[VictorDmngz]

Preciosas imágenes y música: ¡aún nos veo a nosotros!

Qué ironía la última imagen...

[jazman49]

I fell in love with Audrey Hepburn at age 11 watching Breakfast at Tiffany's. I was already a fan of Henry Mancini by age 8 after watching Peter Gunn and Mr Lucky on TV.I have seen every Hepburn/Mancini collaboration: Breakfast at Tiffany's, Charade, Two For the Road and Wait Until Dark. When she retired from Hollywood to be a fulltime ambassador for the children of the world, I knew then why I loved her at age 11. It was her inner beauty that had been shining through her outer beauty.

[gemini9921]

Audrey was one of a kind. True class act. If I could have a child-daughter, I would name her Audrey.

[roelallen]

I just love Audrey Hepburn movies... This one in particular has a spot and place in my heart that is irreplaceable... And its theme music especially, of the same title, "Two For The Road", is one of the best music of my heart, ever... Every cell of my body rejoices and jumps for joy at the hearing of this music and this song... ♥ ♥ ♥

[nancyfloressantos]

Remembering 1967 with this movie and song........first taste of college life..........

[acfinney]

Thanks for posting. The audio is superb. Man, what a great song for romance and cocktails.

[JacksSonKenny]

only in the movies. never in real life. never to be felt. never to be experienced. always to wonder what if or what could have been.

[nancyfloressantos]

Treasured and cherished....forever.

[Cheramine09]

The movie for every girl and her Jerry.......Norton, that is.......forever! Oh, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry.........no more is to be said......except we will always be the Two for the Road.....ALWAYS......FOREVER..­........

[buvillanueva]

One of my favorite movies of Audrey Hepburn! Loved the movie and Mancini's song!

[BuckieBear]

@buvillanueva the entire music score for this film is amazingly wonderful!

[jkfromcincty]

In most ways this movie is the antithesis of the romantic comedy, because of its realism. It's as painful as it is touching and funny. Audrey Hepburn glows, especially in the scenes where she is playing closer to her own age at the time. "Two for the Road' is one of the most underrated American movies of the 1960's.

[SimplyTim74]

Great work! Where did you get all these stills? As someone already mentioned, one of the great underappreciated movies of all times. You want romance, this has got ROMANCE! A near-classic. If you like that kind of thing.

[thegraduatee]

The screen's a bit stretched as well

[blink8765]

she never was anorexic.... her body suffered very much through wwII were she almost starved... since then she always had struggle with gaining enough weight...

she had the genes to be that thin from her grandma... and besides she made through hard times because of her broken marriage...

[mortygwhiz]

I saw this movie when it first came out. The music really enhances the overall viewing experience. This was a sad movie for me. It might have been the first time I ever saw a couple growing apart after being so deeply in love portrayed on the screen with so little filtering. A real awakening film.

[marinmaricopa]

This movie is a truly romantic one. However, it didn't affect me much when I first watched it many many years ago. Now, I love it. I must be getting old........: (

[clefoodexaminer]

How fascinating to trace our lives through the vehicles we selected to get us from one place to another.

[flupachi]

I think Finney is very handsome.

[frankieheartsful]

A song that parallels the majesty of Audrey Hepburn. She and Ingrid Bergman are two of the most unassuming sexy women to ever appear on screen.

[PJCoan]

I remember my mother commenting on how beautiful this movie was, except for "hearing Audrey say 'bastard!' to Albert " throughout the movie. It's a great movie still. I love the other couple with chid that they travel with at one point.

[lanerant]

if this movie were made today, it would star Keira Knightly and Zac Effron and the theme song would be sun by the fucking Jonas Brothers!

God Help us All!

[frankieheartsful]

This number is beautiful beyond words. And to think that this genre would draw a mediocre audience today and that cRAP would sell circles around it.

SICKENING!!!

[kibakiss123]

lovely song, lovely movie. they fit so well together :)

[downatthestation]

Audrey, the dream you remember when you wake up smiling...

[lvbjblond]

My favorite song and movie

[frankieheartsful]

Moi aussi.

[javierhardy1]

What can one say about Audrey Hepburn? And this is my favorite movie.

[jcchan819]

I saw this movie when I was a kid. Didn't appreciate it at all. Saw the movie again when I was already working. "Two for the road" became the song in my wedding.

[nancyfloressantos]

His favorite.

[49alexoax]

@nancyfloressantos

And mine too....

Greetings Nancy.....

[clefoodexaminer]

YES, love this movie!

[jeremyrain98]

I remember forever the look Joanna gave to Mark when he's being a boot-licker to his clients at their mansion's lunch. Priceless!

[jackhutchinsonlevine]

This wonderful theme song was Mancini's personal favorite. It is constantly bittersweet and fits the film very well. Although I always cry hard at the rainy finale of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" with "Moon River". These were wonderful moments in the sixties with Audrey and Henry and Givenchy all making lovely movies.

[frankieheartsful]

Where is this quality of music today? I am still mystified that cRAPPERS can make millions off a genre that is not even music.

This number and "Dreamsville" are two of my favs.

[pizzaman147]

love his music and dave grusin did pretty good mancini music on a cd i got its called two for the road so yeah

[fireflyqueen6]

thank you --  this brings back the most wonderful memories!

[nancyfloressantos]

A memorable song.............in my life.

[hesiuling]

I love this movie. The only Audrey Hepburn movie which I really loved.

[feveroo7]

I just watched it a few days ago...so nice!

[hebneh]

This song, as befits its time, has a segment with a lightly swinging bossa nova beat.

I have to say that, in spite of the wonderful performances by the two leads, I mainly remember the horrible Ruthiebell!

"I'm hungry! I want to eat NOW!" followed by "I'm not hungry!"

[feveroo7]

hahaha...yea...!!!

[poisongirl92]

This is one of my favorite audrey films!

[mentorsally]

OMG, this was so us.....it is so us...living the life we dreamed....so many years ago...

[andyb2707]

Such a lush, romantic song from a really lovely and true film - Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn were so wonderful in it! Thank you for uploading this!

[keepthemusicplaying0]

Superb music and a really wonderful movie!! 5***

[MyChewbacca]

A beautifully made film, with the spellbinding performances of Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney, the innovative and smart direction by Stanley Donen, and last, but most definitely not least, the mesmerizing score by the one and only Henry Mancini. This is one of those films I have watched over and over again, and I love it more each time. Bravo to all those responsible!

[skylar1477]

Ditto!!!

[jobe413007]

Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney---Check them out and then wonder if you should ask more of our current stars!!!

[63bobaloo]

I saw this at the post theatre at Ft Dix back in '67. It is still one of my top 5 favorite films. Stanley Donen showed us his abilities with this one.

[PureCilantro]

Mancini's music is so evocative, it sets the mood for the entire film. I love Hepburn & Finney.

I first saw this film when I was 16 I think. It'll be interesting to watch it again now that I'm much older and married.

[eecortese]

Mark - "We agreed before we were married that we weren't going to have any children."

Joanna - "And before we were married we didn't."

[beekle79]

Stanley Donnen used to be one of the most brilliant musical director. However, I think this movie is the best in his film.

Thanks!

[anatbilisi]

great movie, my favotite actress audrey h. and music is so charming and magical.

[liambui]

My favorite actor and actress in the same great movie together, with lovely music to boot. What more can one ask? Thanks for the collage.

[Shubael1809]

Two for the Road is one of the most underrated movies of the 1960s. Hepburn is at her loveliest and they dynamic between Miss Hepburn and Finney is mesmeric. Combine that with the Maestro Mancini and you have a recipe for a love story par excellence.

And DAMN! Those Maxwell-Manchesters!! "I think Howard has quiet reserve" or "I DID say I wanted a child, I just don't want THAT child"!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I never tire of this film.

[ra86226]

@Shubael1809 Well at least you're not a bad tempered, disorganized, conceited failure anymore. You're a bad tempered, disorganized, conceited success!

[SuperIativesweetie]

@Shubael1809 Does it burn when you're as flaming as you are? When a guy farts does the smell turn you on?

[Shubael1809]

@SuperIativesweetie Please run (don't walk) to the nearest psychiatric ward for inpatient care. You've no time to lose.

[SuperIativesweetie]

@Shubael1809 While felching has your straw ever been clogged by a kernel of corn?

[Shubael1809]

@SuperIativesweetie No. But you'd know better about that sort of thing considering how large an asshole you are. ;-)

[12345MINO]

When I was a junior high school student, this movie was night broadcast of TV. The atmosphere of a human city dweller was good.  The activity in UNICEF in later years is respected. Audrey's birth is pleased with 80 years.

[wittsfriends]

I love Audrey Hepburn! this movie holds such wonderful memories for me! my brother and i went to see it right after he returned home from Viet Nam...i cryed all the way through it, for what the movie was about and for the very fact that we were finally together again...thank you so very much!!

[belugas99]

Thank you for putting this together. Lovely photos in the video. This was my late brother's favorite film by Audrey H. and his favorite music by Mancini. I love this because I knew Audrey Hepburn and Henry Mancini. They were both wonderful people. Again, thanks!

[ra86226]

loved her hair in this. She did not wear Givenchy, but all these crazy mod clothes, in which she looked great. How about those huge wrap sunglasses in black, white and those orange acryllic ones.

[feveroo7]

PLease, someone upload this movie, or send me...:)))

[coinsmr]

This wonderful movie is available on Netflix.

[cappan03]

The best movie ever made. Stanley Donen, Henry Mancini, Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney are true geniuses. Thanks for so much beauty.

[coinsmr]

This is my favorite song.

[tahtreml]

She Is So beautiful *-*

[maryfay53]

The original anorexic.

[walkabou5]

Silly, sad comment

[RUBEDO1985]

This film is not only a great love story with beautiful music, it is also one of the first films in history with a real revolution as for the storytelling since the film doesn't follow the usual start to end strcuture in its storyline. I just love it!!!

[coinsmr]

They just don't make movies like this anymore.

[walkabou5]

I watch this film every few years and always love it. Just perfect, acting, script , music and locations.

Wow!!

[perrypearl]

So true. One of filmdoms classiest couples along with ...again Audrey and Cary in Charade. Audrey was a living work of art!

[perrypearl]

The music, the actors and the plot all come together for an unforgettable magic!

[justinpeng1998]

one of the best classical depictions with nostalgic-sounding music!

[allieree]

Love this film; love the music; and love Albert Finney!

[deadpassenger]

one of my favorite Audrey movies...best Henry Mancini song too

[BuckieBear]

@deadpassenger Mancini said, on a BBC tv show during his tour with Johnny Mathis, that it was his favorite of all the songs he wrote.

[milenarigolli]

I wish I wish I could get the Steve Ross version of this song!! Anybody out there who wants a friend for life??? plus a right arm thrown in11

[gahanwilson]

"The Simpsons" did a great tribute to this movie recently. The episode is called "Dangerous Curves." (Season 20, Episode 5) It's available on Hulu.

[jfktwo]

You are the very best Hank and I miss you every day!

[lilykitty222]

Ⅰ love this music.

[gelseygirl]

Me too. :)

[irarube]

This Stanley Donen movie has a brillant movie device. It tells the story of their relationship/marraige from 3 vantage points;(1) when they first meet, (2) when they are married and struggling and (3) when they are established with a child only it is told successively throughout the movie. Very interesting and entertaining. I didn't like Finney's character though. He was kind of a jerk and din't really desrve Hepburn's character who was simply wonderful. Of course, Williams theme is exquisite.

[Genexetrov]

I love this Mancini composition. It evokes pensive mood and nostalgia. Thanks for the post!

[Politeama]

Lovely music & what a beautiful film! Miss Hepburn is as lovely as ever. This is my favorite film by Audrey, it would be hard to select just one by her, but I think that this would be it.

[palomperez]

Fantàstica pel·lícula, gràcies pel vídeo!

[00disintegrator88]

What a gorgeous arrangement.

[INDGirl]

Gorgeous! My favorite move of all time.  Thank you so much.

[knokke82]

great great great,so great!!

[bernardocarmopiano]

This music is so sad, beautiful, lyrical... the film, with the great Audrey Hapburn. Wonderful times...

[anatbilisi]

i adore audrey hepburn and this movie,i absolutelly can say: this is my # 1 movie:)

[coinsmr]

And mine.

[cortegon88]

my favorite scene is her waving her arms, blinking her eyes in front of the RR crossing sign

[catneuve]

merci j'adore ce film iks sont tous deux sublimes et parfait un très bo moment.

[JOROSS2]

Hamburger pills!

I think of Audrey Hepburn sometimes when I make hamburger "pills" for my family. I remember being delighted in noting the different expression as apposed to American hamburger patties! :)

[elianamartha]

My favourite movie and my favourite song!

[Steppen03]

Thank you...

[loveaudreyhepburn]

great! i love this movie:)