How is Audrey Hepburn’s family and marriage life?

Date of birth, May 4, 1929

Date of death, January 20, 1993

Place of birth, Brussels

Country or region Belgium

Measurements Bust (32 inches); Waist (20 inches); Hips (35 inches)

Height 170 cm

Weight 50 kg

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Anniversary of Death: Died of breast cancer in Switzerland on January 20, 1993

Family: His father is a wealthy British banker and his mother is a Dutch baroness

Hair color: brown

Hobby: ballet

Favorite color: white

Most unforgettable scenery: Swiss snow

< p>The most unforgettable thing: Winning the Oscar

Self-performance evaluation: I have never had any great talent or superb skills, but no matter what, I made a contribution!

After being introduced by a friend, Hepburn went to take the exam. She is eighteen or nineteen years old, elegant, beautiful and graceful. Two directors met her one after another.

Director Lyndon later recalled: "Miss Audrey Hepburn was radiant, cheerful, kind and well-educated. She chirped like a bird and talked about her ballet training.

< p>I remember saying to my assistant, "Come on! Have you ever seen a walking dream? I saw it." Another director tried her best to prove that she was the first to discover Audrey Hepburn: "She walked into my office and said she was studying ballet and wanted to find a job."

I explained to her that I don’t make music and dance films. However, I continued talking to her. Somehow I was drawn to her fresh, cheerful and incredible smile.

Her small round face and a pair of big, bright eyes made her look like a little sun! Finally, it dawned on me: she was the one to be used in the film.

I told her that I wanted her to play a role. But she replied: However, I am not an actor! You will be disappointed.

I signed a contract with her. ”

Although this short film was never mentioned again, Hepburn got to know acting in a movie for the first time. She realized the excitement and fun of filming.

This incident may be the beginning of her brilliant film career.

Chinese audiences are familiar with Hepburn from "Roman Holiday".

This is also the beginning of Hepburn's brilliant career. Counting from "Roman Holiday", this is her famous work and her masterpiece, which has a special meaning to her.

When Hepburn was selected as the protagonist of "Gigi", In London, the selection of actors to play the princess in "Roman Holiday" is underway.

At first, the director planned to invite the famous actress Joan Simmons to star in the film, but Joan wanted to change her taste to a musical. So he politely refused.

So the director decided to use the method of openly recruiting the actress to play the heroine Scarlett in the movie "Gone with the Wind" to select actors for this film. It was filmed by Mongolian Film Company and directed by the famous Hollywood director William Wyler.

Hepburn had no intention of participating in the competition for the leading actress. Firstly, she had decided to play "Gigi", and secondly, she was filming "Gigi". She was ready to get married, start a family and live a happy life.

So she had no interest in "Roman Holiday". After the Baroness repeatedly persuaded her, she had no choice but to peruse it. Even if she couldn't choose, she would. They will not care.

The scene selected for the test is: the princess is wearing pajamas, doing sit-ups on a big bed, and Hepburn is as soft as a kitten, stretching her arms towards the beautifully decorated ceiling.

After that, she completed a series of prescribed plots extremely naturally and childlikely. When she was doing these actions, a camera was quietly filming her, but she was completely unaware of it.

The effect was ideal both on set and on film. She was chosen to play the role of the princess and signed a contract with Paramount.

It was a real blessing. Hepburn never even dreamed of the great impact this result would have on her life.

At that time, the male lead to play the reporter had been decided, and it was the famous Hollywood movie star Gregory Peck. In May 1952, as soon as the performance of "Gigi" ended, Paramount Company asked her to rush to Rome to participate in the filming.

The filming of "Roman Holiday" was a painful process. Because everything was shot on location, the sidewalks had to be cleared and pedestrians driven away. This work alone almost exhausted the assistant director and production director.

As a result, the work progress is very slow and there are many problems. Sometimes in order to repeat a scene, Hepburn had to do it 60 times in one afternoon. Hepburn was a little bit unable to bear it, but she did not resent it. She also strived for perfection. However, the director also tried his best to restrain himself for Hepburn. He used every means to improve her self-confidence and let her She felt relaxed and happy.

He told her that she must forget that she was acting and think that she was the princess.

The filming work was finally completed successfully.

On August 20, 1953, Hepburn flew to London to attend the premiere of "Roman Holiday" and then flew to Venice to attend the Venice Film Festival.

In the United States, a public reception was also held for the release of "Roman Holiday".

The film was a huge success around the world.

In Japan, this film became a household name, and Hepburn later became an idol in the hearts of Japanese people. The short hairstyle in Hepburn's film suddenly became an internationally popular hairstyle.

In Scandinavian countries, "Roman Holiday" is the most popular film released at the same time.

For a time, Hepburn became an international celebrity. Newsreels of her were broadcast around the world, and television stations used prime time to praise her.

A large number of newspapers ecstatically praised her beauty, vitality, charm and elegance. People praised her as the best actress after Garbo and Bergman.

For her starring role in "Roman Holiday", Hepburn was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for the first time.

According to the usual practice, all nominees for this award must attend the final award ceremony of the award.

This award ceremony was held simultaneously in Los Angeles and New York on March 25, 1954.

The National Broadcasting Corporation television network connects the two places into an organic whole.

General Motors paid $270,000 for the rights to make television appearances during the awards ceremony.

On this day, Hepburn had just finished performing "Mermaid" in New York. After the curtain call, she got into a taxi. Under the escort of a police officer, he went straight to the award ceremony venue - Century Theater.

She felt exhausted, coupled with hope, hope, anxiety, and fear. Everything that night seemed like a dream to her, and all impressions were vague.

In the taxi, she changed out of her costume. When she got out of the car, she walked through the huge crowd of movie fans outside the theater. She trotted all the way, followed by the Baroness.

Through the foyer, where reporters and admirers thronged, flashbulbs continued to shine brightly.

She immediately hid in the dressing room to wash off the paint on her face. The impatient reporters and photographers got impatient after waiting for five minutes, and photographed the door loudly.

Having no choice but to let them in first, Hepburn had to take a few photos. When Hepburn entered the venue, the TV screen was showing the host Jarai Cooper in Mexico announcing the list of Best Actress nominees.

Hepburn found a seat and sat down, and then saw Cooper opening an envelope, pulling out a piece of paper with nothing on it, and pretending to announce the winner,

Hepburn's heart was pounding, and she bit her nails, nervously anticipating the final result. I saw the emcee of the Century Theater walking onto the stage and announcing: "Winner: Audrey Hepburn."

Hepburn could hardly believe her ears. Amidst the cheers, she jumped up from her seat and ran to the wings of the stage.

Due to excessive excitement, she should have gone to the right but ran to the left. The emcee quickly called her to the stage. When she came to the center and grabbed the prize, she almost bumped into the emcee.

She took the golden statue and said: "This is really unbearable." After saying a few more official words of gratitude, she fled the stage.

Then go to the press conference. Hepburn was so happy that she lost the gold statue. She remembered where it was, but no one could find it.

In this way, she will not be able to hold the gold medal when taking pictures. Someone held out another for her to hold. Finally, hers was found in the women's room.

Unfortunately, one day 10 years later, while Hepburn was rehearsing a play out of town, a thief sneaked into her home and stole the golden statue.

At this moment, Hepburn was trembling with excitement, not knowing what she was doing, and completely losing her usual calmness.

When she kissed Jean Hershot, the dean of the academy, she was supposed to kiss her cheek, but Hepburn kissed her lips instead. But luckily, I finally got home safely.

She couldn't sleep and swayed around in a daze all night, causing her mother, the Baroness, to stay awake for several days. After several days, Hepburn heard another good news: she won the American Drama Annual Award-- Tony Awards.

From then on, honors came to her one after another. Facts have proved that Hepburn was already at the peak of her career at this time.

Since she made her first 40-minute short film in 1948, she has received such an honor in just five or six years. It is really remarkable, and indeed "a bit unbearable." .

Although Hepburn had a smooth career and became a hit, her married life was more tortuous and extremely secretive.

This big star, like any ordinary woman, longs for a "comfort home" and a peaceful and happy family life.

When she was just about 21 years old, she fell in love. The lucky man was James Hanson, a 29-year-old British man who came from a wealthy truck manufacturing family and would be the heir to the family business.

He is honest and reliable, has a strong character, and enjoys hunting, riding, shooting and fishing in his spare time. Hepburn felt that Hanson was her ideal husband and would become her support and protector.

However, Hepburn was filming "Monte Carlo Baby" at this time and was at the beginning of her career, so this matter was contradictory to Hepburn:

Marrying Hanson , which means giving up the film and television career. Where to go? Hepburn was uneasy.

The Baroness's attitude was very clear. She said to her daughter: "You must put your career first. You cannot live in a world where trucks are horses and hunting dogs."

Although mother and daughter They often argued about this, but Hepburn still had her own opinions. She needed to start a family and start a business, and she needed someone to protect her.

So four days after the premiere of "Gigi", she and Hansen announced that they would get married as soon as "Gigi" was finished filming.

However, with the completion of "Roman Holiday" and its great success, she also had to participate in the touring performance of the play "Gigi" immediately after the filming, and all the theater tickets have been pre-sold.

She wanted to fly to Canada to see Hansen, but couldn't spare the time.

At this time, Hepburn saw more and more clearly that it was impossible for her to give up her film career that was already on the road. Her relationship with Hansen, at least for now, was no longer a marriage.

At the same time, the Baroness still insisted on opposing her daughter's marriage to Hanson and continued to exert pressure on her.

In the end, Hepburn finally gave up the fight and surrendered completely.

At the Chicago premiere of Gigi, Hepburn announced that her relationship with James Henson was over.

At this time, poor Hansen is still making his wedding plans! The young, beautiful, pure and innocent Gigi finally ended her first love because of her holiday in Rome.

However, in life, Gigi is still pursuing and yearning for a happy and beautiful life.

The next year, she starred in "A Match between a Dragon and a Phoenix", in which she played the daughter of a driver who is loved by her boss's two sons.

After filming, the famous actor Humphrey Bogart, who played his brother, openly disliked Hepburn, while his brother William Holden, contrary to Bogart, fell passionately in love with Hepburn.

Holden was a famous actor at the time. He had won an Academy Award for starring in "Prisoner of War Camp No. 17" and was at the peak of his career.

William Holden was a manly man, with a tall, well-proportioned figure and a pair of boxer's hands, but he also had an air of uneasiness.

He fell passionately in love with Hepburn.

He loved her fragility, elegance, and demureness;

And she was attracted by his masculinity, his kind, deeply gazing eyes, his Scottish frown and He was mesmerized by the smell of cigarette smoke.

The result is inevitable, an explosive love happened. They were silently and affectionately in the film, listening to music and drinking tea together, and also rode bicycles around the city together, chatting and confiding in each other. The accumulated love in my heart.

They laughed and enjoyed themselves, and the seeds of love sprouted and grew unconsciously. However, Holden had been married many times, and at that time he still had a wife, an adult daughter and two sons at home.

However, regarding this relationship, friends believed that Holden had a tendency to flirt with women, which made him disturb Hepburn's heart. Anyway, the incident passed quickly.

Hepburn decided not to associate with Holden anymore. People in the industry analyzed that Hepburn was very rational and had no intention of marrying Holden even if she fell in love.

Even if Holden's marriage is in crisis, she will not be a person who destroys other people's families, let alone dealing with an adult girl and two boys. She understands that the children will resent her, Public opinion will condemn her, and she is unwilling to be involved in such a despicable incident;

Besides, Holden's character likes to travel too much, so if they get married, the two will be separated often. This is What Hepburn objected to was also the fundamental reason why she and Hanson cut off their relationship.

The longing for a quiet home has always been Hepburn's lifelong yearning. She hoped to have a stable marriage, but marrying someone like Holden would have a confused future. In addition, there is another important reason. Hepburn wanted a child. She wanted a child very much, but Holden had lost the ability to be a father. "Dragon and Phoenix" failed to realize the wonderful dream of "Dragon and Phoenix" in life.

However, not long after the incident, on August 20, 1953, at the party after the premiere of "Roman Holiday" in London, a man with dark eyes, high cheekbones, and a clear and beautiful jawline approached me. She came over, and he was his friend, director, actor and writer Mil Ferrer, whom Gregory Peck introduced to Hepburn. Hepburn had seen his movies and admired his acting skills, which was beyond Ferrer's expectation. The thing is, Hepburn knew his work inside and out.

Feller was 35 years old at the time, with a tall and thin figure and a face that looked like a sculpture by the great 16th-century painter El Greco. He was good at fencing and also loved tennis.

He is wise and considerate, and his prestige in Hollywood is very high, even more than that of his leader. However, because he was too versatile and had a wide range of interests, his energy was dispersed and he was unable to rise to the top in one aspect. He is busy all day long, never rests, and is always at a high frequency.

Feller's father is Spanish and his mother is Irish-American.

Feller went to college at Princeton. In the second grade, he became obsessed with drama, so he dropped out of school and went to Mexico to write his first novel. Later, he performed dance on Broadway and his dancing skills were quite good.

He did a variety of jobs and was successful in them all.

However, when his career was developing on Broadway, he contracted polio and his right arm atrophied. He held an iron and exercised hard to restore his right arm to normal.

He then came to Hollywood to work as a screen test director, and finally achieved success by playing a black doctor in "The Lost Line".

However, Ferrer's image on the screen is more severe than warm, and cannot arouse the romantic fantasies of female movie fans.

However, at the party, he and Hepburn fell in love at first sight. Hepburn liked Ferrer's wit, humor and good looks, and became attached to this leader-like figure.

She told Ferrer that she hoped to have the opportunity to act with him and asked him to choose the script.

So there was the play "Mermaid". Hepburn and Ferrer played a pair of young water demon mermaids and a handsome knight errant respectively. On the stage, Ferrer confided his heart to Hepburn, and in In real life, he also courted her passionately, and the play was later made into a movie, which was also quite successful.

The flower of love between the two becomes more and more fragrant.

On September 25, 1954, they held their wedding in a small church on the shores of the beautiful Lake Lucerne in Switzerland.

It is one of the most luxurious and civilized mountain resorts in the world. It is quiet, comfortable, luxurious, beautiful, and can avoid journalists.

At night, except for the occasional soft chattering from Lucerne Ferry, there was only the gentle ringing of the cattle, and the newlyweds felt extremely comfortable. This is a happy couple.

Although Hepburn became a famous figure overnight, and although her genius far exceeded that of her husband, she restrained herself in everything, was cautious, gave Ferrer selfless love, and tried her best to make both parties happy and harmonious. satisfy. She longs for family stability and lasting happiness. She thought that couples who were in the same film industry were often separated in different regions or even different countries when they did not play roles in the same film. At this time, most people would inevitably make some scandalous news, so the marriages of film actors were often unhappy. In view of this, Hepburn made a request to the agent and asked him to guarantee that the role she took must meet one condition, that is, not to leave Ferrer. Ferrer also protected Hepburn at all times, maintained her image, and tried to keep her from the press. world harm.

He also wrote and directed a film "Green Building" specifically for her. The heroine Mary in the film is pure and perfect, with excellent qualities that are rare in humans. Needless to say, this is exactly what Ferrer had in mind for Hepburn.

This movie is a reflection of the light of love between the two. However, it is a pity that it became the only unsuccessful film in Hepburn's life, and of course this is attributed to Ferrer.

He was also considerate of Hepburn. Hepburn suffered two miscarriages during her two pregnancies because her body was too weak and her hips and pelvis were too narrow.

At this time, Ferrer cared and protected her meticulously, controlled her with manly love, infected her with his thoughts and desires, and gradually freed her from the pain.

No matter when Hepburn was sick or unwell, Ferrer was always by her side, and they were known as an "inseparable" couple at the time.

Five years after their marriage, the two had a boy named Sean.

However, this couple, in many ways, has a strong oriental flavor.

Hepburn was loyal, gentle and considerate to Ferrer, but Ferrer was very controlling of Hepburn, overly assertive of his male authority, and sometimes simply acted on instinct.

A friend of theirs commented: "Ferrer seems to have the right to dominate Audrey. I think the manliness he shows is stronger than the average person. He is so blunt with her and tells her the truth, which makes her... It’s hard for onlookers to accept.”

Even in the most light-hearted moments of their relationship, there is a certain degree of tension.

Another point is that as the husband of an internationally renowned celebrity and movie star, Ferrer is not willing to be the foil and protector of her career, and is even more uneasy about the dimness of her personal career. Hepburn strived for tolerance and restraint.

However, despite "she did everything she could to save their marriage" and despite her great ambition to set an example for family members in the film and television industry and grow old together with Ferrer.

However, what is irresistible is that after 10 years of marriage, they finally had a rift during the filming of "My Fair Lady".

Hepburn gradually realized that a relationship had already existed. Facts: Ferrer controlled her more than loved her; Ferrer was unfaithful to her from time to time. Hepburn finally understood that her dream of growing old together was just a wish.

In the autumn of 1968, the couple got together in Switzerland. During this time, Hepburn experienced another miscarriage. This miscarriage shrouded their marriage like an ominous omen. At this point, Hepburn and Ferrer's marriage relationship was in doubt. Totally over.

Hepburn was very painful and disappointed. She said: "I have been trying to keep our marriage, but it is too difficult. In our line of work, we often have to perform passionate and caressing performances. Sometimes, it’s hard to keep a marriage in this world! Please believe that I put my marriage and family life first and my career second.” I am a strong person. As for a woman who loves life, at the age of 37, although she does not lack the vitality of a young woman, she has shed all the childishness of a girl, and she has become more and more charming.

Her personality is cheerful, generous, and her heart is filled with the excitement of love. She is ready to welcome new love.

In the golden autumn of 1968, Hepburn decided to take a rest trip to Greece alone.

On the azure and sparkling Aegean Sea, a luxurious yacht sailed smoothly. On the deck, Hepburn was watching the beautiful island scenery in Greek mythology and legends with the kerosene king and millionaire Paul William and his charming wife Olympia Tolosia. At this time, a tall, blond, and handsome man attracted attention. piqued her interest. He is the 30-year-old Italian psychiatrist Dr. Andrea Doti. He was born into a wealthy Doti family. He grew up in Rome. At that time, he was teaching at the University of Rome and also practicing medicine with others. Dotty is witty, energetic and endearing, and Hepburn is mature, charming, gentle and charming.

Hepburn fell in love with the young and beautiful doctor at first sight, and their love exploded like gunpowder. Hepburn threw herself into this fiery love desperately. On Christmas Eve, Hepburn and Ferrer went through the divorce procedures. The matter was handled with extreme caution and confidentiality, in order not to cause uproar in society, and on the other hand, in order to enable both parties to protect their large property.

After the divorce procedures were completed, Hepburn went to Rome to spend Christmas with Dottie and her family. At the same time, the two were engaged. Dottie gave Hepburn a huge Bulgarian diamond ring. The engagement ceremony was Two hour reception.

On January 18, 1969, the wedding was held in Switzerland.

Hepburn wore a pink knitted dress designed for her by Givenchy. Accompanied by her concubines, Hepburn held a small bouquet of flowers in her hands. She looked pale but beautiful.

Interestingly, when Dottie was 14 years old, she watched "Roman Holiday" starring Hepburn and ran back to her mother and said: "When I grow up, I want to marry that beautiful actress. "I didn't want it to be true today.

Hepburn cherished this hard-won happiness. After her marriage, she completely retired and took care of her husband and children. Their life was idyllic. Their entertainment was watching movies, going to nightclubs and luxury clubs. Sometimes they visited a countess' home, and sometimes they went to expensive dance clubs. Go dance.

At this time, Hepburn's heart was filled with satisfaction, excitement and joy: "I am in love again and happy again. ... I have married a person I love and am willing to follow the schedule. Life. Why go back to work and live a life I don’t want to live?”

She also became interested in her husband’s professional psychiatry.

It can be seen that Hepburn seems to have forgotten her beloved movies in the face of love. She has devoted herself wholeheartedly to the love and happiness of family life.

Although Hepburn owes her success to Italy and Rome throughout her life, what Hepburn did not know from the beginning was: from the Italian point of view, a man does not think that he will be successful as soon as he gets married. It's time to end his free sex life. Some people think that it is appropriate to have one or even several mistresses after marriage. Dotty often caused many scandals after her marriage, and even got involved with the most notorious and coquettish beauty in Rome at that time.

At that time, a publication, "National Inquiry" published this incident: "Dottie is the son of a prostitute, but Audrey is a saint. Dotty often takes women to nightclubs.

When Audrey was in Rome, he pretended to be an angel. When Dottie was photographed with actresses and models, Dottie was so embarrassed that she wanted to hide these women in the car. ”

This was a heavy blow to Hepburn. Her dream of a happy life was shattered again, and her marriage once again ended in tragedy.

Hepburn had no choice, she was ready for divorce. Dottie panics about this.

They decided to go to Honolulu, Hawaii for their second honeymoon, but it turned out that this was in vain.

At this time, she finally returned to the film industry and went through the separation procedures with Doty.

The misery of being single and the loneliness in his later years made Hepburn want to find a man as a life partner. Friends are very concerned about this.

One of her friends introduced her to a man - the handsome actor Robert Woldes. Robert coincides with the death of his wife, the well-known Hollywood movie star Merle Oberon.

The two were attracted to each other as soon as they met.

Hepburn reminded Robert of his late wife in appearance and temperament. They are all slender, with high cheekbones and slanted eyes; their emotions are equally delicate and sensitive.

Both Hepburn and Robert have experienced the frustration and pain of love, and both are Dutch. The same Dutch temperament increased their attraction to each other, and the two fell in love.

In the quiet and beautiful land of Switzerland, Hepburn and Robert met again, and they dedicated themselves to each other.

Hepburn told her friends that she finally found a gentle heart from the person she loved.

Robert is a gentle and kind-hearted child in spirit and needs a kind of maternal love.

And Hepburn inherently has the dual qualities of a nurse and a mother. From this point of view, both parties have found what they need.

In 1981, Robert took a bold step. He moved into Hepburn's home in Switzerland and began their cohabitation life. After that, the two officially got married, and Hepburn and her husband lived in the beautiful Swiss countryside to spend their remaining years.

Hepburn found happiness with Robert, and her hard-working life finally found a peaceful home.

Hepburn's second marriage and union with Dotty caused her to take a break from acting for seven years. The audience missed her very much. The film company and people in the industry all hoped that she would come out again.

In 1976, Hepburn, who was unsatisfied with the life of "a good wife and a good mother", finally returned to the film industry and starred in "Robin Hood" with Sheen Connery, who was famous for playing the 007 spy James Bond. and Marianne", the film describes the deep love between the peasant hero Robin Hood who returned from the Crusades in medieval legend and his lover who had been separated for eighteen years.

The premiere of the film was held in New York.

When Hepburn went to attend, she was very uneasy. After seven years of absence from the film industry, the film industry has undergone great changes. How will people treat her?

Before the premiere, Hepburn had to fly to Hollywood as soon as possible to speak at the American Film Institute's ceremony honoring William Wyler to accept a lifetime honorary award.

She read a poem she had written aloud, and received applause from the audience, which surprised and delighted her.

Then she flew to New York to attend the premiere.

The premiere was held at the Radio City Music Hall. As soon as Hepburn arrived, about 6,000 people cheered for her and sang in a singing voice: "We love you, Audrey!"

Hepburn was completely unprepared for this. She was moved to tears by people's enthusiasm. She said: "I am very touched to see that people are not tired of me."

Then She then flew to Hollywood to attend the film's Western premiere and served as the award presenter at the Academy Awards ceremony. This is a special honor for movie stars.

This time she was awarding the award for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", the 48th Best Picture of the year.

Hepburn’s seven-year break from acting left a deep impression on her, but the most unforgettable thing about her is that Hollywood has not forgotten her, movies have not forgotten her, and the general audience has not forgotten her.

Although she has not been in acting for many years, her acting skills are not inferior.

Following "Robin Hood and Marian", she starred in "Blood Relatives" (1979), "Big Bang" (1981), and "Forever" (1991).

However, since the 1970s, women's liberation in Europe and the United States has been increasing day by day. Women are no longer content to be men's playthings and appendages. They leave their families and go into society, working and struggling like men.

In recent years, many actresses have successfully created this new image of women, which is very popular.

In contrast, Hepburn still cannot escape the image of an innocent, lively and kind-hearted girl after her comeback. This cannot but give people a feeling of being outdated and nostalgic, which makes people feel lamented and regretful.

This is one of the main reasons why the four films she made after returning to the film industry were not very popular.

No matter what, Audrey Hepburn’s life was a glorious one.

The screen image she created in the golden age, just like herself, left people with good things. The impression was too strong.

Her unique page in film history will not be erased by time.

On April 22, 1991, the Film Society of Lincoln Center awarded Hepburn an Honorary Award. This award has been awarded to the most senior and respected art masters in the world every year since 1972. The winners have been outstanding. Belling, Laurence Olivier, Elizabeth Taylor, James Stewart and other film stars, this is a noble tribute to Hepburn's film career and extraordinary acting skills.

In his later years, Hepburn was still a young man, radiating light and enthusiasm for public welfare undertakings. She serves as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. In this position, she held concerts and fund-raising activities from time to time, and visited children in poor areas from time to time. She traveled to Ethiopia, Sudan, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bangladesh and many other countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America, and was well received. Widely loved and welcomed by the local people.

At the end of 1992, she was seriously ill and went to Somalia to visit children who were dying of hunger.

Unfortunately, Hepburn suffered from colon cancer and died at her home in Lausanne, Switzerland on January 20, 1993. She was 63 years old, and a generation of superstars fell.

The end of a beautiful life

Purity, beauty and freshness will always remain in people's hearts, but people will not forget her. Her innocence, beauty and freshness will always remain in people's hearts. The end of a beautiful life. Innocence, beauty and freshness will always remain in people's hearts.

Film and television works:

"Amazing Talent" 1932

"Little Women" 1934

"Alice Adams" 1935

"Mary of Scots" 1936

"Bringing Up Baby" 1938

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"Holiday" 1938

"The Philadelphia Story" 1940

"Sabrina" 1954

"War and Peace" 1956

"Funny Face" 1957

"Love in the Afternoon" 1959

"The Green Apartment" 1959

"The Children's Hour" 1962

"Charades" 1963

"Angry in Paris" 1963

"My Fair Lady" 1964

"The Nun's Tale" 1959

"Breakfast at Tiffany's" 1961

"Wait Until Dark" 1967

"Roman Bin and Marianne" 1976

"Bloodline" 1979

"Always So" 1989 Date of birth: May 4, 1929

Born Place: Brussels, Belgium

Family: Father is a wealthy British banker, mother is a Dutch baroness

Height: 5 feet 7 inches (170 cm)

Weight: 110 pounds (50 kg)

Measurements: 32-20-35

Hair color: brown

Hobbies: ballet

Favorite color: white

The most unforgettable scenery: the white snow in Switzerland

The most unforgettable thing: winning the Oscar