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As a young girl Audrey Hepburn lived in occupied Netherlands during WWII and she trained as a ballerina and she would continue this for a time before turning to acting. She had bit parts in a few films including The Lavender Hill Mob before getting her big chance as the title character of the Broadw read more

As a young girl Audrey Hepburn lived in occupied Netherlands during WWII and she trained as a ballerina and she would continue this for a time before turning to acting. She had bit parts in a few films including The Lavender Hill Mob before getting her big chance as the title character of the Broadw read more

I do not believe there is anyone out there that doesn’t admire Audrey Hepburn, if only a little.  Some perhaps know her best as the spunky ‘Liza Doolittle, the cockney flower-girl often heard twittering a happy tune. For others, her name conjures up a crystalline image of a young lady wa read more

Audrey Hepburn made a stylish return to the big screen in Brooklyn this week in a little known 1967 classic – with the help of some 2013 technology. “The goal of a restoration like this one is to try to present the film as authentically as possible, to honor the original artistic achievement of read more

It really happened. Newlyweds Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer played doomed lovers in a lavish production of Mayerling (1957) for the Producer's Showcase anthology series on NBC. The film aired once, on February 4, 1957, and never again. Though it was broadcast in color, it has only been preserved on read more

On my Facebook page for my blog, Audrey Hepburn has been my star of the week. With the help of my friend Desiree, we each take turns choosing a film of hers and write a little synopsis and  post photos, trivia, etc. Well I wanted to shed some light on the box office prowess of Audrey as she wa read more

We've all seen the CGI Marylyn Monroe cameo in a Dior ad and  ta da.. we now have Audrey Hepburn, starring in a Galaxy Chocolate advertisement, with the approval of her sons Sean Ferrer and Luca Dotti, who said that their mother would be "proud" of her part in promoting thi read more

Audrey Hepburn was one of the most beloved actress ever to grace the screen. Today would have been her 84th birthday. Now while she only made about 30 or so films, she made quite the impact. Roman Holiday. Sabrina. Breakfast At Tiffany's. My Fair Lady. The Children's Hour. Two For The Road. Char read more

  Happy Birthday to Classic Movie Legend, Audrey Hepburn, born May 4th, 1929! In one way or another, classic movies have always been in my life. As a child The Wizard of Oz was my favorite movies and, like any kid with a favorite flick, I watched it obsessively.  My mother was a huge Shirley Te read more

 AUDREY HEPBURN 55-0 over PIER ANGELI Audrey Hepburn means business this year. In the 50's era bracket which just wrapped up, Audrey took out the whipping stick on poor little Pier Angeli to post a 55-0 drubbing. The first ever shut out in tourney history. Quite an achievement. There have be read more

                 Audrey Hepburn Valentine (1952) • Posted by Art • Thursday, February 14th, 2013 at 7:34 am • (0) Comment 1952   Audrey Hepburn  read more

English actress Audrey Hepburn, well known for both her film and fashion icon of  Hollywood's Golden Age, became engaged in 1952 to James Hanson, a English Conservative industrialist who built his businesses through many buyouts through Hanson plc. She had known Hanson since her L read more

  The 2000s saw a real resurgence in made-for-television biopics on celebrities and today’s film is one of the earliest from that period.  The 2000 miniseries on Audrey Hepburn received flack both when it came out and to this day.  As I stated in my review of James Dean and last week read more

                  By 1966, this was Audrey Hepburn (below): iconic beauty, fashionista and muse to Paris couturier, Hubert de Givenchy. Givenchy had created L'Interdit, one of the world's finest fragrances for her. He custom designed a read more

Charade (1963) 8/10 rating My Fair Lady (1964) Adapted from the book and play Pygmalion, originally written by George Bernard Shaw, My Fair Lady stars Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison. It follows a speech therapist (Harrison) as he tries to win a bet that he can pass off a poor flower girl as a duche read more

Charade (1963) 8/10 rating My Fair Lady (1964) Adapted from the book and play Pygmalion, originally written by George Bernard Shaw, My Fair Lady stars Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison. It follows a speech therapist (Harrison) as he tries to win a bet that he can pass off a poor flower girl as a duche read more

Audrey Hepburn began as a timid yet graceful young woman who captivated audiences. Over time she kept many of those qualities but also evolved into a tremendous actress and chic fashion icon. She was versatile acting in both romantic comedies and dramas. After her triumphal success in Roman Holiday read more

Audrey Hepburn began as a timid yet graceful young woman who captivated audiences. Over time she kept many of those qualities but also evolved into a tremendous actress and chic fashion icon. She was versatile acting in both romantic comedies and dramas. After her triumphal success in Roman Holiday read more

“Sabrina” is a 1954 comedy-romance film directed by Billy Wilder, adapted for the screen by Wilder, Samuel A. Taylor, and Ernest Lehman from Taylor’s play Sabrina Fair. The movie stars Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, and William Holden. “Sabrina” was Wilder’s l read more

Look at Audrey with her cute little friend... read more