Brief introduction of Audrey Hepburn

Audrey Hepburn's original dream was to be the chief actress of the ballet company. Later, because of the need to make a living, she participated in the performance of the stage play "High-heeled Button Shoes", and then participated in some film performances. These performance experiences laid the foundation for her future performances. When she was filming Monte Carlo Baby, Sidoni Colette, a famous French woman writer, took a fancy to her and invited her to participate in the stage play The World of Gold Powder.

Audrey Hepburn was born in a noble family, and her mother was strict with Hepburn since childhood, so Hepburn preferred to be with her father. Both parents are surnamed Ruston, so Audrey Hepburn is not her real name. By chance, her father found the word Hepburn in his ancestors' surnames and added it to his own. Because the name is too long, in order to facilitate life and work, she adopted the abbreviation: Audrey Hepburn.

Sidoni Colette, a famous French woman writer, is an important figure in Hepburn. When she saw Hepburn's performance in Monte Carlo Baby, she was immediately attracted by her temperament and appearance, and promoted Hepburn as Kiki in her own stage play The World of Powder. Hepburn's acting skills improved rapidly, and she shined brilliantly in the musical "Golden Powder World". Later, because of her wonderful performance in the Golden Powder World, she got an interview opportunity in Roman Holiday and successfully participated in this classic black-and-white film.

Because of Roman Holiday, Audrey Hepburn became a star overnight, and quickly turned to her next film Sabrina (1954), a light-hearted romantic comedy directed by billy wilder, in which she played the daughter of a driver from a rich family and got into trouble in the love experiment of two brothers (humphrey bogart and william holden). Hepburn was nominated for the best actress Oscar again.

Audrey Hepburn's acting experience tells us that success will only be reserved for those who are prepared.