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This subreddit is dedicated to an inspiring iconic humanitarian and cinema legend. Share your love for Audrey Hepburn!
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Charade (1963) full film
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Class act
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Audrey Hepburn photographed by Henry Wolf, 1959
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Audrey Hepburn in evening Givenchy. Gauze-dotted shantung curved to the body, with a décolletage “like a night blooming flower,” said American Vogue. Photo by Bert Stern, 1963
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Audrey Hepburn photographed for "The Secret People", 1952
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Audrey Hepburn pictured carrying her dog Mr. Famous, on the set of "Funny Face", 1956
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We love you
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Audrey Hepburn as 'Nicole Bonnet' in "How to Steal a Million", 1966
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Audrey Hepburn as 'Susy Hendrix' in "Wait Until Dark", 1967
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Monte Carlo Baby and Nous irons à Monte Carlo
From what I understand, We Go to Monte Carlo (Monte Carlo Baby) and Nous irons à Monte Carlo are the same movie, essentially, just different languages and two years apart. Is that correct? Does anyone know the story of how/why that happened? Was it just the first one was so successful, they decided to re-film it in English? Was there a special reason this particular film was re-released like that?
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Audrey Hepburn in Ondine, 1954
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A real beauty
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Audrey Hepburn at the Louvre posing for Fred Astaire in "Funny Face", Paris, 1956
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🎀 • Paris When It Sizzles • 1964
by @lovelyhepburnn
20:37 UTC
Her make up is sublime.
06:57 UTC
Audrey Collage
What do y’all think of my mixed media collage of Audrey from Roman Holiday?
21:11 UTC
Audrey Hepburn in a promo for the film "Young Wives' Tale", 1951
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Trying to pinpoint a scene from one of her movies
She’s sitting at a cafe table outside and does a cute hand wave and a smile to a man. Does anyone know what movie this is from? Thanks in advance.
20:20 UTC
Audrey Hepburn photographed by Dennis Stock at the train station of Glen Cove, a city in Nassau County (a suburban county on Long Island), in the state of New York (USA), during the filming of her new movie “Sabrina“, in October 1953
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Orangey in his first role
This is Orangey, better known to many of us as Cat, in the movie Rhubarb. Ten years before his turn in Breakfast at Tiffany's, he started his career with this movie where he owned a baseball team. Orangey won a Patsy (think Oscar for animals) for both movies. Rhubarb costars Ray Milland (Lost Weekend, Dial M for Murder), Jan Sterling (Ace in the Hole), and William Frawley (Fred Mertz in I Love Lucy).
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Who sang the best version of "Moon River"?
Of course, I have to go with Audrey.
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Audrey Hepburn on the set of "Roman Holiday", 1953
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GOSH...i adore Audrey's givenchy lace mask from 'how to steal a million'
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Audrey Hepburn photographed by Bud Fraker for Weekend Picture Magazine, 1953
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Audrey Hepburn in 1961.
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"The backdrop contrast with Audrey's immaculate style". Audrey Hepburnon the set of "Paris when it sizzles", Paris, 1962
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