It is sometimes easy to forget that Audrey Hepburn made films for almost 40 years. Like many beloved iconic actors and actresses, she is best remembered for a handful of true classics. You don’t hear people name-dropping films like The Nun’s Story, for which she got an Oscar nomination, or her Emmy-winning appearance in an …
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Audrey Hepburn charms as bookshop clerk Jo Stockton, whose life is turned upside down when fashion magazine editor Maggie Prescott (the fabulous Kay Thompson) bursts into her shop with photographer Dick Avery (Fred Astaire) and a passel of models and makeup artists in tow. Before Jo knows what hit her, books are thrown all over …
Audrey Hepburn, youthful and glowing in the beginning of her film career, plays Sabrina, the daughter of a chauffeur. Her daddy (the lovable John Williams) works for the very wealthy Larrabee family, who have made their riches across all sorts of industries, and are so successful that they have their own tower (à la Trump …
Audrey Hepburn is perhaps best-known for her stylish and hip performance in Breakfast at Tiffany’s—with her timeless Hubert de Givenchy fashions and long skinny cigarette holder (not to mention the song “Moon River”)—that forever cemented her image as a pop culture icon. But I’ve personally always thought that there was something cold about that film, …
I feel like I will be sent to Movie Hell for saying this, but I don’t really like Breakfast at Tiffany’s. I didn’t really care for it the first time I saw it at age 16 (when I instead swooned over Roman Holiday), and I found that I still don’t care for it upon rewatching …