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I made a paper art of Audrey from My Fair Lady as requested by my husband. Everything is hand cut and i only use paper to make the art. Hope you like it

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2024/12/01
03:11 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn in the film "Two for the Road". She is wearing sunglasses by Courrèges, a version of his "Exquismo" glasses

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2024/11/30
15:00 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn wearing a Mary Quant mini-dress in “Two for the Road” was a radical departure from her habitual Givenchy attire on screen

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2024/11/20
15:00 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn in a costume from the film "How to Steal a Million". Givenchy supported the cosmic tendencies of André Courrèges' creations

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2024/11/10
15:00 UTC

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Audrey’s wedding rings from Mel Ferrer

I’ve seen only illustrations and text about Audrey gave three stacked rings from Mel Ferrer of rose gold, gold and platinum with diamonds. But I’ve never seen a photo of her wearing them in all the many many many photos I’ve seen of her. Has anyone ever seen a photo of her wearing them stacked?

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2024/11/07
21:15 UTC

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How did she learn so many languages?

I know Audrey grew up speaking English and Dutch, she learned a little french and I suppose some Italian when living in Rome, but how did she learn Spanish and German and maintain these languages? I also imagine back then it was more difficult to learn

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2024/11/01
21:17 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn and Edith Head, photographed by Bob Willoughby at Paramount in 1953

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2024/10/28
19:43 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn in NYC, 1960

I saw this picture of Audrey and can anybody guess what's the brand of the lipstick tube she's holding?

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2024/10/26
23:59 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn with her dog Assam of Assam at the Warner Brothers studio during the production of My Fair Lady, 1963

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2024/10/20
15:00 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn biography books

Hi,

I really want to look into Audrey's life. I thinking about buying a biography book, but which one is worth reading? I'am particularly about by Spoto Donald and Walker Alexander.

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2024/10/15
15:20 UTC

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Line of dialogue? High Button Shoes

Hi all! I'm working on a book project about Audrey, and I'm on a wild goose chase for a line of dialogue (*the* line of dialogue) it seems that she had in the play High Button Shoes in 1948. The French version of the line I'm working off of is, "Ils sont tous partis?" That's something like: "Did they all leave?"/"Are they all gone?"

Anyone have any idea what the actual line of dialogue was? I can't track it down for the life of me, but I'm sure it's out there somewhere...

Thanks! Cheers

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2024/09/30
08:36 UTC

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Joining the Audrey Hepburn Fandom!

Hey everyone! I’ve always admired Audrey Hepburn for her talent, style, and humanitarian efforts. I’m looking to connect with other fans who appreciate her work and influence. What are your favorite films or quotes of hers? Any recommendations for books or documentaries? Excited to dive into this fandom!

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2024/09/23
18:15 UTC

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her beauty is unreal

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2024/09/23
01:47 UTC

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Audrey Hepburn movie

Where can I watch it in India for free

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2024/09/18
11:45 UTC

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An illustration of Holly Golightly I made :)

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2024/09/17
19:59 UTC

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Does anyone know what this hair accessory is? 🌷

I have been trying to figure out what this hair accessory is. Audrey seems to wear it a lot in 1955. I wonder whether it was because she was growing out her pixie cut to the ponytail style we see in Funny Face?

I have only ever seen her wear it. Does anyone have any ideas? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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https://preview.redd.it/bm5wnsw6b0od1.jpg?width=735&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=60a80a3bd19dc10200b0745703f66cbff22350da

https://preview.redd.it/rrrtey68b0od1.jpg?width=200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c9f8f0fb31875bf6b9df18d35a3642e5b68cd1e4

7 Comments
2024/09/10
16:15 UTC

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My drawing of Audrey Hepburn

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2024/09/09
22:04 UTC

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Trying to remember the source of a quote about Audrey's unique head-turn.

I remember watching a documentary or one of those AFI 100 Years shows where a co-star, director, or crew member who worked with Audrey pointed out a unique tendency of hers: He said that when something got Audrey's attention, she would often turn with her eyes first and then her head would follow. Anyone remember who said that?

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2024/09/09
05:59 UTC

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First 15 min Charade (1963) full movie | COMEDY | AUDREY HEPBURN | Remastered | 4K

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2024/09/08
19:47 UTC

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