Audrey Hepburn: 4 Surprising Facts About The Iconic Actress 

I completely agree with you on that one. Grace Kelly and Jackie Kennedy Onassis are definitely on the same level as Audrey Hepburn when it comes to elegance and class. They were all such timeless icons of style and grace, and their influence is still felt today. It's amazing to see how their fashion and beauty choices have stood the test of time and continue to inspire people all over the world.

@@ashasiad5029 definitely

How could you not be in love, she is the perfect picture of a perfect love.

Absolutely

Funny as her mother was actually supportive of the Nazis and fascism. I just found this out today and it was quite a shock.

The fact that she went against her mother’s beliefs just show her beautiful soul

she did this while doing ballet, so shes incredibly versatile with languages, skilled ballet artist, actor and an undercover british intelligence spy, talk about a triple threat

​@@spencersholdenyou are mistaken. Her father was; her mother helped the resistance.

@@spencersholdenshe only supported in the beginning when she was with her husband but she quickly changed her mind

Agree. My Fair Lady is my favorite Audrey movie. I don't like Breakfast at Tiffany's much, honestly. If anything, her and the costumes are the only good things about the movie in my humble lion

@@tatianamelendez490 I totally agree!

It actually is a very happy ending, just in time!

@@abigalemartin206 Which had been changed from Capote's original short story.

which character? that’s so cool

Whait which one?

What .which????

Diantha, I believe. People say she’s based on Princess Diana, but she resembles Audrey Hepburn more especially the makeup style

@@A_lass yeah diantha’s movie “my sweet lady” is a parody of my fair lady

LMAO

Who

You've never actually seen an Audrey Hepburn movie in your life, have you? Because I fail to see how Eliza Doolittle is even close to being to the same character as Susy Hendrix, or Holly Golightly the same as Rima. Get stuffed. Oh, and she took a break from movies _temporarily_ to focus on raising her sons, not because she was old.

Yeah, people can romanticize her career all they want she was a star thanks to her pretty privilege.

@Midnight screamer Romantize nothing, she was a great actress. I know because unlike you, I've actually seen her movies. And as for "pretty privilege", she was only that thin because she nearly starved to death during WWII and she never regained a normal body weight. She spent the last years of her life traveling with UNICEF to places like Ethiopia trying to help children so they wouldn't have to starve like she did. You sound like a bitter, jealous child. Get over yourself, Darling.

​@@midnightscreamer2481 Ridiculous! Audrey Hepburn is a star because of: her talent, charm, charisma, fashion sense, warmth and kindness, and that elusive and hard to define "IT" factor that makes people legendary. Hollywood has produced and continues to produce countless "pretty people" and most are forgotten.

Those are all certainly words you've used there. Great job.

They r both into married men 💀