There is a magic about Fifth Avenue at his hour. An emptiness, a quiet, a moment of limbo as the street lamps fade in the face of the purple onrush of dawn. Presently, on this morning in early September, a lone taxi-cab speeds up the Avenue. It slows down briefly as it passes the International Building with its many air-line windows, the picks up speed again and continues on to the corner of 57th Street where is pulls to the curb and stops.
The cab door opens and a girl gets out. She wears a backless evening dress and carries, in addition to her purse, a brown paper bag. She pays the driver and the cab pulls away. As she stands there, alone on the empty sidewalk. From her paper bag she takes a container of coffee and a piece of danish pastry. The CAMERA FOLLOWS HER as she moves from the curb toward the imposing store, on the corner. Now we can see that it is Tiffany's.

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S
Screenplay by George Axelrod
Based on the Novel by Truman Capote