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Winter | Napoleon Bonaparte
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Best ForeignLanguage Foreign Film | 1957
Top Foreign Films | 1956
1956 | Jack
Best Score Migliore Musica | 1957
Best Production Design Migliore Scenografia | 1957
Motion Picture | 2022
Best Director | 1957
Best Costume Design Color | 1957
Best Cinematography Color | 1957 | Jack
Best Supporting Actor | 1957
Best Motion Picture Drama | 1957
Best Director | 1957
Best Actress Drama | 1957 | Audrey
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures | 1957
Best Actress International | 1957 | Audrey
Best Producer Produttore del Miglior Film | 1957
Best Actress | 1956 | Audrey
Budget 6,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 12,500,000 USD
Audrey Hepburn's character was supposed to be thirteen when the movie begins. She was twenty-seven when this movie came out.
Henry Fonda later admitted he had known from the beginning that he was too old for his character, and had only made this movie for the money.
Marlon Brando was considered for the role of Pierre, but he did not want to work with Audrey Hepburn.
Audrey Hepburn's salary of three hundred fifty thousand dollars for this movie was the highest salary an actress had ever received to date. When notified of her record salary, Hepburn modestly told her agent, "I'm not worth it. It's impossible. Please don't tell anyone."
For the filming of the epic battle scenes, the producers hired sixty-five physicians, dressed them as soldiers and scattered them throughout the location to take care of any extras or stuntmen who might get injured during filming of the scenes.
"Prince Andrei Bolkonsky: There must be something you want to do. Pierre Bezukhov: I want to discover... everything! I want to discover why I know what's right and still do what's wrong. I want to discover what happiness is, and what value there is in suffering. I want to discover why men go to war, and what they really say deep in their hearts when they pray. I want to discover what men and women feel when they say they love."
"[last lines] Natasha Rostov: [to Pierre] You're like this house. You suffer, you show your wounds, but you stand."
