Breakfast at Tiffany's

On the streets of New York in the early morning, the beautiful woman Holly (played by Audrey Hepburn) is wandering in front of the window display. She is a social butterfly of New York's upper class. Holly, who worships money and material things but is still innocent and kind-hearted, is like a "La Traviata" in New York, relying on fees of fifty to one hundred per hour to gain social income. In her heart, there is another important goal, which is to marry a rich husband. Holly's new neighbor is a writer, Paul (George Peppard), who dreams of becoming famous, but also relies on the support of his rich wife. Paul fell in love with Holly when he met him. He tried every means to let Holly live a normal life and proposed to her. However, Holly seemed unwilling. In her mind, marrying such a person and giving up her previous efforts would be too unworthy. However, Holly stumbled on her search for happiness until one day she suddenly understood the meaning of happiness.