Audrey Hepburn photographed by Douglas Kirkland during the production of How to steal a million, Studios de Boulogne, Paris, 1965.
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Audrey Hepburn photographed by Douglas Kirkland during the production of How to steal a million, Studios de Boulogne, Paris, 1965.
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Paris When It Sizzles was nicknamed Paris When It Drizzles because of the poor weather conditions during a lot of the filming.Â
The first scent credit in a movie went to Hubert de Givenchy for Audrey Hepburnâs perfume in Paris When It Sizzles.Â
Of The Childrenâs Hour, Variety said, "Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine ... beautifully complement each other. Hepburn's soft sensitivity, marvelous projection and emotional understatement result in a memorable portrayal. MacLaine's enactment is almost equally rich in depth and substance."
what's your fav Audrey movie?
In this order:Â
Two for the Road
How to Steal a Million
Charade
and Roman Holiday
Did Audrey Hepburn have a relationship (intimate) with Shirley MacLaine?
They were friendly on the set of The Childrenâs Hour and planned a party for the cast and crew.
Shirley MacLaine said this about Audrey, âAudrey was the kind of person who when she saw someone else suffering tried to take their pain on herself. She was a healer. She knew how to love. You didn't have to be in constant contact with her to feel you had a friend. We always picked up right where we left off.â
âIn those days everyone fell in love with Audrey Hepburnâ -- Blake Edwards (director of Breakfast at Tiffanyâs on Audrey Hepburn)
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Audrey Hepburn receives the Cecil B. DeMille award. She says winning the award means a great deal to her, she goes on to say she has been given a career that...
Audrey Hepburn receiving the Cecil B. Demille Award at the 1990 Golden Globes.Â
Throughout her career, Audrey was nominated for nine Golden Globes. She won for Roman Holiday, and was nominated for War and Peace, Love in the Afternoon, The Nunâs Story, Breakfast at Tiffanyâs, Charade, My Fair Lady, Two for the Road, and Wait Until Dark.
Audrey also won the Henrietta Award for World Film Favorite â Female in 1955.
Audrey Hepburn was tasked with visiting Hubert de Givenchyâs atelier to collaborate on costumes for Sabrina. Givenchy thought that Katharine Hepburn was visiting, and was reportedly disappointed when Audrey showed up.Â
He told her that he didnât have time to work with her, and let her choose three pieces from the previous seasonâs collection, one of which was this gorgeous white and black ballgown.Â
Two of Audrey Hepburnâs favourite TV shows were LA Law and Dynasty.Â
Audrey Hepburn loved to take long walks after dinner with her dogs. According to friends, she was a fast walker, and when asked why she moved so fast, she told them it was probably because her mother had always been a slow walker.Â
âWhen you put an actress in a nunâs habit there is an immediate strange feeling of reserve. But it is wrong. Nuns are happy and vivacious and go at what theyâre doing with drive and an enormous amount of enthusiasm.â -- Audrey Hepburn, interview with Erskine Johnson for his âHollywood Notesâ column, October 26, 1960 (Ocala Star-Banner)
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88 Reasons to Love Audrey Hepburn!
In honour of what wouldâve been Audrey Hepburnâs 88th birthday, here are 88 reasons to love her:
1. For her devotion to her dogs
(photo via rareaudreyhepburn)
2. For her perseverance during the Second World War
3. For the fact that she reportedly told the studio theyâd cut âMoon Riverâ from Breakfast at Tiffanyâs over her dead body.
4. For her heartbreaking performance in Two for the Road
5. For the impish smiles throughout Roman Holiday
6. For the lifelong friendship she forged with Hubert de Givenchy
7. For the way she fell for Gregory Peckâs prank in Roman Holiday
8. For the way she loved fairy tales
9. For her comedic timing in How to Steal a Million
10. For the way she spilled red wine all over Cary Grant once, and then spilled ice cream on him in Charade
11. For the fact that she spoke six languages fluently
12. For her fashion sense
13. For the fact that The Princess Bride was one of her favourite movies
14. For loving the Givenchy joke in How to Steal a Million
15. For her complete love and devotion to her sons, Sean and Luca
16. For her joie de vivre in Funny Face
17. For experimenting with different film genres
18. For the absolute joy on her face when dancing with Fred Astaire
19. For her gorgeous Oscar dress
20. For her gracious Oscar acceptance speech
21. For owning a dog that was actually named Mr. Famous
22. For this photo with Grace Kelly, which is almost too much chic to handle
23. For the song âMoon Riverâ
24. For the fun shoplifting scene in Breakfast at Tiffanyâs
25. For the way she devoted herself to UNICEF in her later life
26. For the fact that her first line in a movie was âHelloâ and her last line in a movie was âGoodbyeâ
27. For the total camp of Paris When it Sizzles
28. For being referred to as âPrincessâ by the Rat Pack
29. For retreating to Switzerland and staying above the fray of Hollywood
30. For referring to her dogs as her little hamburgers
31. For the fun she had singing âJust You Waitâ from My Fair Lady
32. For not throwing a complete diva hissy fit when she found out that her singing had been dubbed in My Fair Lady
33. For this yellow dress
34. For this Chantilly lace ensemble
35. For helping Givenchy sell perfume for free
36. For terrifying us in Wait Until Dark
37. For befriending a deer named Ip
38. For liking to shop at malls
39. For helping her goddaughter secure a job by letting her photograph a UNICEF mission
40. For making serious movies as well as comedies
41. For branching out and performing on Broadway
42. For being one of the few EGOT winners in history
43. For the enduring friendship with Gregory Peck
44. For the chemistry with Peter O'Toole
45. For proving that Marilyn Monroe wasnât the perfect Holly Golightly, like Capote said
46. For this quote: âIâm an introvert⊠I love being by myself, love being outdoors, love taking a long walk with my dogs and looking at the trees, flowers, the sky.â
47. For her grace
48. For her wicked sense of humour
49. For her love of dance
50. For the recipes and love of home throughout Audrey at Home
51. For the final scene in Roman Holiday
52. For living la vie en rose in Sabrina
53. For that gorgeous Givenchy gown in Sabrina
54. For the way she loved all children
55. For her chic wedding dresses
56. For her bravery during the Second World War, fighting for the Dutch Resistance
57. For every outfit in Charade
58. For the gorgeous orange coat in Breakfast at Tiffanyâs
59. For the way she searched for her father and reconnected with him
60. For how she was concerned that a film festival honouring her wouldnât be able to find a print of Funny Face to show!
61. For the way she spoke about Robbie Wolders
62. For her love of La Paisible
63. For that wide smile
64. For the way she still influences fashion today
65. For her love of chocolate
66. For that beatnik dance in Funny Face
67. For leaving behind a legacy of humanitarianism and charity and using her fame for good
68. For her honest performance in The Nunâs Story
69. For handling the Oscar snub for My Fair Lady like a pro, and standing by Rex Harrisonâs side when he wins his Oscar
70. For this quote: âNothing is impossible, the word itself says âIâm possible!ââ
71. For the âYes We Have No Bananas Todayâ song in Sabrina
72. For her dedication to acting, especially on research for Wait Until Dark
73. For always holding a soft spot in her heart for Roman Holiday
74. For the cast party she and Shirley MacLaine threw during The Childrenâs Hour, during which she asked Shirley: âHey, Shirl-Girl, whattaya think the bruise is gonna be for this bash?â
75. For her close relationship with her mother, fraught but strong
76. For making movies with great directors
77. For this quote about her from Billy Wilder: âAudrey was known for something which has disappeared, and that is elegance, grace and mannersâŠGod kissed her on the cheek, and there she was.â
78. For the balloon portrait in Funny Face
79. For her performance with Kay Thompson of âOn How to Be Lovelyâ
80. For doing this photo of her doing the Twist behind the scenes of Paris When It Sizzles
(photo via rareaudeyhepburn)
81. For making Robin and Marian with âJames Bondâ (Sean Connery) to the delight of her sons.
82. For this Google Doodle
83. For the fact that almost every college girl hangs a Breakfast at Tiffanyâs poster on their wall
84. For this scene in Two for the Road
85. For her Cecil B Demille Award acceptance speech
86. For loving Meryl Streep just as much as we do
87. For the fact that she owned a tiara
88. For everything else!
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Charade is in the public domain because the film doesnât have the correct copyright notice on it.