When does Breakfast at Tiffany's come out in Spain?

Breakfast at Tiffany's hits Spanish theaters on October 24, 1963.

How much did Breakfast at Tiffany's gross?

Breakfast at Tiffany's grossed $9.5M worldwide on a budget of $2.5M.

What is Breakfast at Tiffany's based on?

Breakfast at Tiffany's is based on Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote.

Where was Breakfast at Tiffany's filmed?

Breakfast at Tiffany's was filmed in New York City.

Breakfast at Tiffany's

Name: Breakfast at Tiffany's
Director: Blake Edwards
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Released: 1961-10-06
Duration: 1 h 50 min
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Patricia Neal, Buddy Ebsen, Martin Balsam

1961

Become a fan of its genres:

7.6/10

Release Date

06/10/1961

Popularity

🍅 Rotten Tomatoes

87%

🎬 Internet Movie Database

75%

Ⓜ️ Metacritic

77%

It's all the things you've always wanted to do... and with the person you've always wanted to do them with!

In New York, Holly Golightly is a socialite who lives life on her own terms and dreams of becoming an actress. Her most striking habit is having breakfast in front of the Tiffany & Co. jewelry store window, something she does as casually as she moves through the city. One day, when she returns to her building, she can't find her keys and has to call the landlord to let her in. Around the same time, Paul Varjak, a struggling writer who has yet to publish anything, moves into the building. Paul survives thanks to a married woman who supports him, and his aimless life clashes with the independence of his new neighbor. Directed by Blake Edwards, the film stars Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard in the lead roles.

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Facts about Breakfast at Tiffany's

Releases, age ratings, box office, post-credit scenes and more.

Post-credits sceneNone

Spain releaseOctober 24, 1963

TV premiereJanuary 24, 1974

Worldwide premiereOctober 5, 1961

Runtime1 h 50 min

Original languageEnglish

Original titleBreakfast at Tiffany's

CountryUnited States

Production companiesParamount Pictures, Jurow-Shepherd

Budget$2.5M

Worldwide box office$9.5M

Return on investmentx3.8 Box office hit

Based onBreakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote

Trailer views881K

More ratings

3.8/5Letterboxd77/100Trakt7.6/10Metacritic (público)

Awards for Breakfast at Tiffany's

2Oscars won

12total awards

13total nominations

Oscar 1 4 nom.

Awards won

1962Academy Award for Best Original Dramatic or Comedy Score · Henry Mancini

Nominations

1962Academy Award for Best Actress
1962Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay
1962Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
1962Academy Award for Best Original Dramatic or Comedy Score

Breakfast at Tiffany's Cast

Audrey HepburnHolly Golightly

George PeppardPaul Varjak

Patricia Neal2E Failenson

Buddy EbsenDoc Golightly

Martin BalsamO.J. Berman

José Luis de VilallongaJosé da Silva Pereira

John McGiverTiffany's Salesman

Alan ReedSally Tomato

Dorothy WhitneyMag Wildwood

Beverly PowersNightclub Stripper

Stanley AdamsRusty Trawler

Claude StroudSid Arbuck

Elvia AllmanLibrarian

Mickey RooneyMr. Yunioshi

Don AndersonBartender (uncredited)

Al AvalonSpieler at Strip Club (uncredited)

Janet BanzetWoman (uncredited)

Mel BlancHolly's Drunk Visitor (voice) (uncredited)

Joe ScottParty Guest (uncredited)

Jim MichaelStrip Club Patron (uncredited)

Henry BarnardParty Guest (uncredited)

Henry BeckmanCronberger (uncredited)

Arthur BerkeleyInmate (uncredited)

Nicky BlairParty Guest (uncredited)

Willie BloomInmate (uncredited)

Bill BradleyReporter (uncredited)

Thayer BurtonGirl in Shower (uncredited)

Sue CaseyParty Guest (uncredited)

Roydon ClarkParty Guest (uncredited)

Marian CollierParty Guest (uncredited)

Dick CrockettCab Driver (uncredited)

Tom CurtisParty Guest (uncredited)

Tommy FarrellParty Guest (uncredited)

James FieldParty Guest (uncredited)

George FieldsHarmonica Player (uncredited)

Joseph GlickInmate (uncredited)

Joe GrayParty Guest (uncredited)

Joseph J. GreeneMr. O'Shaunessy (uncredited)

Sam HarrisJewelry Shop Clerk (uncredited)

Pete KellettGuard (uncredited)

Kip KingDelivery Boy (uncredited)

Frank KreigParty Guest (uncredited)

Gil LambParty Guest (uncredited)

Hanna LandyParty Guest (uncredited)

James LanphierCousin (uncredited)

Mary LeBowParty Guest (uncredited)

Paul LeesFloorwalker (uncredited)

Leatrice LeighTelephone Operator (uncredited)

Mel LeonardCab Driver (uncredited)

Leota LorraineParty Guest (uncredited)

Mike MahoneyPolice Desk Sergeant (uncredited)

Frank MarthParty Guest (uncredited)

Fay McKenzieParty Guest (uncredited)

William MeaderJewelry Shop Clerk (uncredited)

Joyce MeadowsParty Guest (uncredited)

Harold MillerTiffanys Customer (uncredited)

Hollis MorrisonParty Guest (uncredited)

Kate MurtaghPolicewoman (uncredited)

Bill NeffParty Guest (uncredited)

Miriam NelsonHarriet (uncredited)

Chuck NilesSing Sing Prison Guard (uncredited)

Robert PattenParty Guest (uncredited)

John PerriParty Guest (uncredited)

Tony ReganParty Guest (uncredited)

Charles SherlockReporter at Police Station (uncredited)

Helen SpringParty Guest (uncredited)

Joan StaleyBlonde in Cream Dress (uncredited)

Richard WylerParty Guest (uncredited)

Nino TempoCustomer (uncredited)

Danny TruppiInmate (uncredited)

Glen VernonReporter (uncredited)

Wilson WoodParty Guest (uncredited)

Michael ZaslowParty Guest (uncredited)

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Cast of Breakfast at Tiffany's by the numbers

41average cast age in years

1years of age gap between the leads

26%women in the cast

8%women in the crew

The youngest in the main cast: Beverly Powers, age 24 at release. The oldest: Alan Reed, at 56.

Cast ages at release

Audrey Hepburn34 years old
George Peppard35 years old
Patricia Neal37 years old
Buddy Ebsen55 years old
Martin Balsam43 years old
José Luis de Vilallonga43 years old
John McGiver49 years old
Alan Reed56 years old
Dorothy Whitney29 years old
Beverly Powers24 years old

Cast heights

1.83 mGeorge Peppard
1.57 mMickey Rooney

Crew

AddressBlake Edwards
WritingGeorge Axelrod
Original novelTruman Capote
MusicHenry Mancini
PhotographyFranz Planer
EditingHoward A. Smith
Costume designHubert de Givenchy, Pauline Trigere
ProductionMartin Jurow, Richard Shepherd

Trivia about Breakfast at Tiffany's

Audrey Hepburn was 31 years old during filming, while the Holly of Truman Capote's novel is 19.

Marilyn Monroe turned down the role of Holly on the advice of Lee Strasberg, who warned that playing a call girl would damage her image, and chose to shoot The Misfits instead.

The original director, John Frankenheimer, spent three months working with Axelrod on the project before being replaced by Blake Edwards, at the request of Hepburn's agent, who wanted a more high-profile director.

Paramount's press notes announced a Japanese comedian called "Ohayo Arigatou" as the actor who would play Yunioshi, a role that was ultimately played by Mickey Rooney.

One of the three dresses Givenchy designed for Hepburn sold at Christie's in 2006 for £467,200, about seven times its reserve price.

A second black Givenchy dress, paired with a wide-brimmed hat, inspired the design of Catwoman in Adam Hughes' comic book and later the character's costume in The Dark Knight Rises.

"Breakfast at Tiffany's" was the first film shot inside the Tiffany & Co. store on Fifth Avenue, whose management approved eight days of filming in New York in October 1960.

Audrey Hepburn earned $750,000 for the film, a fee that made her the highest-paid actress ever for a single film at the time.

Sources: Wikipedia (English)

What it's about Breakfast at Tiffany's

new york citylove of one's lifebroken engagementcatstore windowcigarettefree spiritwritermillionairejewelry storegold diggerolder woman younger man relationshipkept manrich womanbest friendsyellowface

What Breakfast at Tiffany's is called in other countries

It was released in 37 countries, each in its own language.

SpainDesayuno con diamantes
FranceDiamants sur canapé
GermanyFrühstück bei Tiffany
ItalyColazione da Tiffany
MexicoDesayuno en Tiffany's
BrazilBonequinha de Luxo
PortugalBoneca de Luxo
Japanティファニーで朝食を
South Korea티파니에서 아침을
China珠光宝气
RussiaЗавтрак у Тиффани
ArgentinaMuñequita de lujo

See the remaining 25 countries

BulgariaЗакуска в "Тифани"
CanadaDiamants sur canapé
CroatiaDoručak kod Tiffanyja
CzechiaSnídaně u Tiffanyho
DenmarkPigen Holly
EstoniaHommikueine Tiffany juures
FinlandAamiainen Tiffanylla
Georgiaსაუზმე ტიფანისთან
GreeceΠρόγευμα στο Τίφανις
Hong Kong珠光寶氣
HungaryÁlom luxuskivitelben
Iranصبحانه در تیفانی
Israelארוחת בוקר בטיפאני
LatviaBrokastis “Tifanijā”
LithuaniaPusryčiai pas Tifani
NorwayFrokost hos Tiffanys
PolandŚniadanie u Tiffany'ego
RomaniaMicul dejun la Tiffany
SerbiaДоручак код Тифанија
SlovakiaRaňajky u Tiffanyho
SwedenFrukost på Tiffany's
Taiwan第凡內早餐
Thailandนงเยาว์นิวยอร์ค
TurkeyÇılgınlar Kraliçesi
UkraineСніданок у Тіффані

Where it was filmed Breakfast at Tiffany's

FilmingWhere the story takes place

Filming locations

Where the Story Takes Place

Quotes by Breakfast at Tiffany's

[to Paul "Fred" Varjak] It should take you exactly four seconds to cross from here to that door. I'll give you two.
[to Holly Golightly] I don't think I've ever drunk champagne before breakfast before. With breakfast on several occasions, but never before, before.
[to Paul "Fred" Varjak] But I am mad about Jose. I honestly think I'd give up smoking if he asked me.
[to Holly Golightly] And I always heard people in New York never get to know their neighbors.
[to Paul "Fred" Varjak] You could always tell what kind of a person a man thinks you are by the earrings he gives you. I must say, the mind reels.
[to Paul "Fred" Varjak] There are certain shades of limelight that can wreck a girl's complexion.

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