Grace of Monaco is a 2014 American-French biography film about Grace Kelly on DVD, directed by Olivier Dahan.

Set in 1962, six years after her celebrated Wedding of the Century, Grace of Monaco tells of a year in the life of one of the twentieth century's most iconic women – Grace Kelly – as she strived to reconcile her past and her present, a yearning for a return to the big screen with her newfound role as a mother of two, monarch of a European principality and wife to Prince Ranier III.

While contemplating overtures from Alfred Hitchcock to return to her career in Hollywood, Grace found herself plunged into a personal crisis when Rainier's moder­nisation of an ailing Monaco was halted by French President Charles de Gaulle – who tried to reclaim the principality for France by force. It was a crossroads for Grace's family, her marriage and her country, and her private life. It would become the moment in which a cinematic icon, an American far from home, would have to face a tough decision – return to her celebrated status as a movie star, globally loved and adored, or accept that she will never act again, embrace her new role and her new identity.

From the director of La Vie en Rose, Grace of Monaco is a real-life fairytale, a sweeping romance and a portrait of the cinematic legend of Princess Grace.