Sabrina (1954) - (Movie Clip) Money Is A By-Product
Youd never guess William Holden and Humphrey Bogart (as filthy-rich corporation-owning brothers David and Linus Larrabee) were not on friendly terms, here tangling over the latters plan to marry-off the former, in Billy Wilders Sabrina, 1954.
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Sabrina (1954) -- (Movie Clip) You Might Say He Runs Things
Now stylish and sophisticated after two years at school in Paris, Audrey Hepburn (title character), daughter of the chauffeur to the Long Island Larrabees, is not recognized by womanizing David (William Holden), whom shes loved since childhood, in Billy Wilders Sabrina, 1954.