Audrey Kathleen Hepburn-Ruston

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Audrey Kathleen Hepburn-Ruston
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1929 May 4, birth of Audrey Kathleen
Hepburn-Ruston in Brussels, Belgium. Daughter of
John Victor Hepburn-Ruston and Ella van Heemstra.
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1935- 1938 Audrey attends boarding school in
England.
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1939- 1945Audrey attends Arnhem Conservatory.
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1945 Audrey takes dancing lessons with Sonia
Gaskell in Amsterdam.
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1948 Audrey takes dancing lessons in London
with Marie Rambert, teacher of Nijinski.
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Audrey appears in an instructional film called,
Nederlands in 7 Lessen (Dutch in Seven Lessons).
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High Button Shoes (musical theatre)The
Hippodrome, LondonDirected By Jack
HyltonRole Chorus Girl
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1949Sauce Tartare (musical theatre)Cambridge
Theatre, LondonDirected By Cecil
LandeauRole Chorus Girl
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1950Sauce Piquante (musical theatre)Cambridge
Theatre, LondonDirected By Cecil
LandeauRole Featured Player
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1950s A smiling face
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1951One Wild OatEros-Coronet, Great
BritainDirected By Charles SaundersRole
Hotel Receptionist (Unbilled Extra)
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Young Wives' TalesAssociated British Pictures,
Great BritainDirected By Henry CassRole Eve
Lester
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Laughter in ParadiseAssociated British
Pictures, Great BritainDirected By Mario
ZampiRole Cigarette Girl
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The Lavender Hill Mob Ealing Studios, Great
Britain Directed By Charles
Crichton Starring Alec Guiness Role Chiquita
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Monte Carlo Baby (English version)Directed By
Jean BoyerRole Linda Farrel
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1951 MONTE CARLO BABY 2
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1951 MONTE CARLO BABY 3
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Gigi Fulton Theatre, New York (National Tour,
1951-1953) Directed By Raymond
Rouleau Starring Cathleen Nesbitt,
Josephine Brown Role Gigi
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1952 in Rome, Italy
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1952Nous Irons A Monte-CarloGFD/Favorite
PicturesDirected By Jean BoyerRole Melissa
Walter
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The Secret People Ealing Studios, Great
Britain Directed By Thorold
Dickinson Role Nora
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Roman Holiday Paramount Pictures Directed By
William Wyler Starring Gregory Peck, Eddie
Albert Role Princess Ann (Anya Smith) Academy
Award - Best Actress
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A lifelong friendship begins with Hubert
de Givenchy and continues throughout Audrey's
life.
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1953-carlini
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1953_pann
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1953_peck
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1953
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1953
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1954SabrinaParamount PicturesDirected By
Billy WilderStarring Humphrey Bogart, William
HoldenRole Sabrina Academy Award Nomination,
Best Actress
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Ondine 46th Street Theatre, New York Directed
By Alfred Lunt Starring Mel Ferrer Role
Ondine Tony Award - Best Dramatic
Actress
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Audrey receives Golden Globe for "Best Motion
Picture Actress - Drama, Roman Holiday "
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Audrey receives the Oscar for "Best Actress In A
Leading Role," Roman Holiday
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1954_Switzerland
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1954_bicycle
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1954_foliage
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1954_laydown
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1955Receives Golden Globe - World Film Favorite
- Female
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1956War and PeacePonti-DeLaurentiis
ProductionsDirected By King
VidorStarring Henry Fonda, Mel
FerrerRole Natasha Rostov
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1956_brett
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1957Funny FaceParamount PicturesDirected By
Stanley DonenStarring Fred AstaireRole Jo
Stockton
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Love In The AfternoonAllied ArtistsDirected By
Billy WilderStarring Gary Cooper,
Maurice ChevalierRole Ariane Chavasse
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MayerlingProducers' Showcase Special - NBC
TelevisionDirected By Anatole
LitvakStarring Mel Ferrer, Judith
EvelynRole Marie Vetsera
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1957_cello
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1957_fastaire
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1957_fface
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1957_horses
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1958 at a dress fitting with Hubert de Givenchy
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1958, shopping with her pet deer
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1959The Nun's StoryWarner BrothersDirected By
Fred ZinnemannStarring Peter Finch Dame
Judith Evans Dame Peggy AshcroftRole
Sister LukeAcademy Award Nomination - Best
Actress
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1959_tnunstory2
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Green MansionsMetro-Goldwyn-MayerDirected By
Mel FerrerStarring Anthony Perkins, Lee J.
CobbRole Rima
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1960The UnforgivenUnited ArtistsDirected By
John HustonStarring Burt Lancaster
Audie MurphyRole Rachel Zachary
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1960_unforgiven2
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1960 outside of Rome, Italy
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1961Breakfast at Tiffany'sParamount
PicturesDirected By Blake
EdwardsStarring George Peppard
Patricia Neal Buddy EbsenRole Holly
GolightlyAcademy AwardNominationBest Actress
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1961, Breakfast at Tiffany's 2
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1961, Breakfast at Tiffany's 3
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The Children's HourUnited ArtistsDirected By
William WylerStarring Shirley
McLean James GarnerRole Karen Wright
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1961_takes
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1963CharadeUniversal StudiosDirected By
Stanley DonenStarring Cary Grant
Walter Matthau James CoburnRole Regina
Lambert
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1964Paris When It SizzlesParamount
PicturesDirected By Richard QuineStarring
William HoldenRole Gabrielle Simpson
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1964_pwisizzles2
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My Fair LadyWarner BrothersDirected By
George CukorStarring Rex Harrison
Stanley HollowayRole Eliza Doolittle
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1966How To Steal A Million20th Century
FoxDirected By William WylerStarring Peter
O'Toole, Eli WallachRole Nicole Bonnet
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1966_htsamillion 2
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1967Wait Until DarkWarner BrothersDirected By
Terence YoungStarring Alan Arkin
Efram Zimbalist Jr. Richard CrennaRole
Suzy HendrixAcademy Award Nomination
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Two For the Road20th Century FoxDirected By
Stanley DonenStarring Albert
FinneyRole Joanna Wallace
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1967_tftroad 2
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1976Robin and MarianColumbia PicturesDirected
By Richard LesterStarring Sean
Connery Robert ShawRole Lady Marian
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1979BloodlineParamount PicturesDirected By
Terence YoungStarring Ben Gazzara James
MasonRole Elizabeth Roffe
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1981They All Laughed20th Century FoxDirected
By Peter BogdanovichStarring Ben
Gazzara John RitterRole Angela Niotes
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1987 Love Among Thieves (T.V.)ABC-TV
MovieDirected By Roger YoungStarring
Robert Wagner Samantha Eggar Jerry
OrbachRole Baroness Caroline DuLac
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1988 Audrey becomes UNICEF's Goodwill Ambassador.
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1988 UNICEF Work 2
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1988 UNICEF Work 3
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1989 AlwaysUniversal-United ArtistsDirected
By Steven SpielbergStarring Richard Dreyfuss,
Holly HunterRole Hap
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"From the Diary of Anne FrankConcerts for
Life An American Tour for the World's Children,
A UNICEF BenefitConductor Composer Michael
Tilson ThomasNarrated by Audrey Hepburn
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1990
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1991
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1993 Audrey receives Screen Actors Guild
Lifetime Achievement Award. Accepted on Audrey's
behalf by Julia Roberts.
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Gardens of the World with Audrey HepburnPBS
mini-series - Eight 30 minute episodesDirected
By Bruce FranchiniHosted By Michael
YorkAudrey receives an Emmy for "Outstanding
Individual Achievement" - Informational
Programming
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Audrey dies on January 20 at her home in
Tolochenaz, Switzerland.
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Audrey receives her second Oscar
(posthumously)Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
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Additionally, Audrey Hepburn received over fifty
other awards and international distinctions for
her work in film and later for her humanitarian
efforts on behalf of children everywhere.